Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-05
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Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
See ]. Bert Gillespie for best
prices on groceries.--Adv.
Dick Biemann, of Rock HILL Is
in Walhalla for few days with rela-
tives and friends.
The Methodist Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. T.. p. Taylor to-mor-
row (Thursday) afternoon.
Miss Marion Hetrick returned
last Saturday from Greenville, where
she had been attending CIVIC.
Government authorities urge
the purchasing of coal supplies now.
Have you gotten yours? Better be
safe than sorry"
columbus wagons are good wag-
ons. w. M. Brown &C Son.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. Haggerty, of
Salem, have received word that their
son, Henry G. Haggerty, of the Sixth
Infantry (Regulars), has arrived
safely in France.
Misses Mary Cornelia Barton
and Inez Douthit are expected home
this week from Lander College. At
present they are visiting friends in
different parts Of the State.
One Oakland auto for sale; good
as new; all Goodyear tires, brand
new. all-weather tread. Price right.
See j. Bert Gillespie. Walhalla
Mrs. }. r.. Earle Is in Rock Hill
this week. Yesterday she attended
the graduating exercises at Winthrop
College, where her daughter, Miss
Frances, completed four-year
course.
Miss Florence Hetrick arrived
home last week from Anderson Col
lege, where she has been studying
the past session. She will be with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Het-
rick, for the vacation period.
s. --For Sale--Fifty bushels Look
out Mountain Irish potato seed.
(Pure). w. II. Lawrence, Seneca.
S. C.--Adv.*
We present to the public of Oco~
nee another name as a candidate for
office In our county-Walker w.
Eearden. Of the Oakway section, for
the Office Of County Supervisor. See
candidates. column on fifth page. :.
R. X. Nimmons, Of Seneca, has
large stock OF wagons, implements,
etc., which he is ready to show to
farmers and others needing such ar
ttcles. See advertisement and give
Mr.. Nimmons call when in Seneca.
We have large supply of stand
ard Sisal binders twine In stock for
your grain harvest. w. NJ. Brown &
Son, Walhalla.-Adv. 90.
Jonas Phillips and family, who
nave been living at Newry for some
time, returned last week to Walhalla
and are again here as residents, They
have numerous friends here who are
glad to welcome them on their re-
turn.
Mrs. G. +. Hetrick and children
left this morning for philadelphia, |
where they will remain for some
weeks visiting at the home of Mrs. |
Hetricks 8 mother, Mrs. John Pater- |
son. Their friends wish for them a |
pleasant trip and visit.
For Sale--30O bushels of good |
corn. Apply to w. F. Hughes. Wal |
halla, S. C.'-Adv. TT.
Misses Elizabeth Stribling. Lin
ME Cudd and Grace Beard are expect-
cd to reach Walhalla >to-day from
winthrop College. Miss Stribling
mas Deen an instructor in the institu-
tlon the past session. Misses Cudd
and Beard are students.
Mrs. Wm. }. Stribling and little
granddaughter. Emma Dendy, left
Sunday afternoon for Rock IIi]l. At
which place they attended Winthrop
graduating exercises yesterday Miss
Tabitha Stribling, Of Walhalla was
member OF the graduating class this |
year.
There Is only one time Of tho |
year to save your hay and forage, and |
that Is within the next few weeks. |
Buy your Mccormick mower now and |
be ready to save your crops at the |
right time. w. M. Brown G. Son.
Walhalla-Adv. 20.
Misses Myrtle Brown, Pauline
Steck, Idah Pitchford and Ruth |
Brown are expec' cd to arrive this |
evening from Greenville, where they
have been attending Greenville Wo-
mans College. Their friends will be |
glad to welcome them back for the
vacation period.