Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-18
Carload OF lime. Yor can get
al you want. w. NJ. Brown e Son.
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Carload OF lime. You can get
al you want. w. NJ. Brown &c Son,
Walhalla.-adv.
w. A. Grant spent yesterday In
Greenville on business in connection
with the Piedmont Auto Company.
Auditor D. A. Smith returned
Monday from a pleasure trip to Char
lesion, where he visited briefly among
relatives and friends.
We are requested to announce
that there will ne Christmas tree
at Zion church On Christmas day, be-
ginning at 2 p. m. Everybody Is cor
daily invited to be present.
Miss Grace Beard, Of winthrop
College, is expected home the latter
part Of this week to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Beard, of Tamassee.
For Sale, at q bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shape;
newly painted, with new top; in
first-class condition. Call and Sc 1t
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'s garage,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-48.
Our good friend, John Volrath,
Of Central, Pickens county, was a
visitor in Walhalla last week and
call. We see very little of Mr.. Vol
rath these days since he moved to
the Pickens side, though he is near
Oconee, residing in the Old Pickens
section. He is always greeted here
by numerous friends.
Marriages by Clerk of Court J.
F. Craig: On December 7th, at the
Court House, Miss Lille Eller, Of
Mountain Rest, and A. w. Fowler, Of
West Union. The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eller. On
Sunday last, December 18th, at the
residence Of Mr.. Craig, Miss Rosa
Smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
jeff d. Smith, to Luther Orr, a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Orr. These young
people have the best wishes of many
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. r. Mcdonald
are entertaining little visitor at
their home. the young gentleman
| having arrived at one minute till
| midnight Last Sunday. The lusty
youngster and the mother are doing
nicely. Mr.. Mcdonald has been en-
| gagged in Red Cross work for a short
while in connection with the men,
bership drive of this week, but has
been doubyle-crossed by the stork,
and for the present is not actively
engaged in Red Cross work He is
taking his second course as a Red
Cross nurse in the home.
AT the recent meeting Of the
Supervisor and County Commits
sioners w. r. Cobb was reelected
as steward of the poor farm. The
compensation remains unchanged
$3.50 per annum, with house rent
free and portion of the county
farm for the use of the steward per-
sonally. The steward is required to
manage the farm In general for the
use Of the county's wards and for
the feeding Of the county stock, etc.
| The farm has for several years been
practically self-sustaining, and has
not infrequently earned a.. .spxolus
after taking care Of the unfortiinates
under the care Of the steward and
his family.
Dolls OF all kinds, fireworks, air
rifles, etc. Bells Drug Store, Wal
halla --adv
Our friend, Jay w. Hutchison,
Is in quandary as to whether or
not he is fortunate in not possessing &
a million dollars Last Wednesday Y
lie visited our Office, paid his sub
scriptiOn to 1921, and incidentally
remarked that 81 wouldn't do with
out The Courier for a million dol
lars--if | had the million" That's
why we say he doesn't know whether
or not he's in luck. II he had that
much, we'd stop his paper in order
to get the million, so he wouldn't be
any better off after all. But both
Mr.. Hutchison and the editor OF The
Courier come under the general head
ing Of poor as Jobs turkey" yet
we're both just as happy as If we
had real good sense. so what's the
difference? Let 'er rip!
--Chas. w. Burnside has sold his
farm near Walhalla, the trade hav-
ing been completed about ten days
ago. The sale was made to a Mr..
Haynes, of Pickens County, who, il
Is understood, will move to this sec
tion in the near future. He Is rel
ative Of J. l.. Duckworth, who owns
a farm on the Walhalla- Westminster
road. just a short distance from town.
The Burnside place that was sold
to Mr.. Haynes contains 112 acres, a
seven-room house and Outbuilding gs,
and Is best known as the John Sam
Werner farm. The consideration was
$500. Mr.. Burnside and family
will for the present reside in town,
they having rented home from Dr..
j. j. Thode. They will be welcomed
by numerous friends here. Mr.
Burnside Is not as yet certain as to
what he will do In the future, though,
as he says, farming is his business,
and he will doubtless secure another
farm before long.
Big lot Xmas post cards and
tree decorations, rattles, balls and
dolls. Norman's Drug Store.-adv.
The Walhalla Chapter D. 4. r.
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