Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-13


meet with Mrs. j. D. Isbell Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Hayne Circle will meet,
with Mrs. Frank Carter as hostess,
on March 22d. at the home Of Mrs.
j. 4. Stcck.
Spring line Of Ttz-& Dunn slip
pcrs have arrived. &. W. Pitchford,
Walhalla. ADV.
Il. l.. lIerndon. Esq. spent Mon
day in Atlanta on professional bnSi-
ness.
We have the goods and YOU al
ways get just what you order in Il
suit, and at the time YOU want it.
See the line at Moss & Ansel s.-Ad.
Mrs. Frank T.. Harrison left last
week for Columbia to spend a few
days, the occasion OF her trip being
the sad mission OF attending the fun
cral Of her sister. Miss Connor, who
died in Columbia last week. Mrs.
Harrison will remain in Columbia for
some days among relatives. She has
the sympathy OF many friends in her
bereavement.
IL. ID. lluskamp, Of the EbepeZer
section, who operates an. up-tO-date
ginnery, informs us that his ginnings
this year have amounted to 1,542
bales. Mr.. Huskamp estimates that
there are yet to be ginned In his
community some so or GO bales of
late picked cotton, there being still
large quantities in the fields. Last
year his ginning totaled 1908 bales,
and he feels sure that the cotton yet
to come to his gin will run the total
to 500 bales for the 1917 crop.
;,c oil
ia, where made my purchases Of
| spring millinery, notions and ladies
| goods. Now have on display a splen-
| did line OF ladies' coat suits. The
general public Is most cordially in
| vited to come and inspect my stock.
| All goods now on display. Miss Nora
Cooley, Main street, Walhalla ADV.
--Sergt. Edwin W. Hill, Of the
| Walter Reid General Hospital, Tai -
ma Park, District Of Columbia. vas
| Il visitor among friends in Walhalla
| last week. Ed. is sergeant in charge
| Of the operating rooms In the hospi-
tai. Here it Is the soldiers from
| Everywhere" are carried and patch
ed up and maze tit for army service.
Sergt. Hill is the youngest son of j.
| Bennett Hill, now Of Greenville, but
| formerly Of Walhalla. Ed. is just
another Oc0neean who is making
| good.
30 1,',, n.'u w. r. '" -. ''.oi.iiion, ,,
VI "VUn" IsJu,,'.,I u", spon. u"s
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McClellion and Mr.. Davis are bro
ther and sister. The many friends
OF the family sympathize with them
| in the death Of Mrs l.. O. Davis,
mother of AIR Davis and Nr. NoCleI,
lion, who died NJ woodbury. last
week. She was wcll known IN this
county. and had for many Years beon
| a resident Of Oconee being at the
time of her illness ana death q yisi-
| for in tho home Of her danphtnr
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Mss speh. a re" DAYS III "aihai'a
,asl , week a' inc nome OF ner motner;
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cidnut NV wh,ch hnr hrothor ". t,e '"I ToSso ".,
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snondina ro,', da,. ,,.;tI 'In.e" ',i,.e.
Mrs, J. w. Nix. before returning to
her home. Mrs Nield has many
friends here who were pleased to
meet her again.
Tho animal hus;no,. oot;, 90
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sth This' ,noot;no, ',os fn'. .h o,on
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