Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-12
has It, or Brown gets It..

az D O'CLOCK. The public is most cor
daily invited to attend this service.
S. N. Pitchford is determined to
serve his country one way or ano-
ther, and Is now handling Uncle
Sans mail on Walhalla Route Q, vice
John Fl. Ernest, who is off on a we'll
deserved and much-needed rest.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Y. McLees, of
Hartwell, Ca, spent the past week
end in Walhalla visiting the formers
father, r. A. McLees, and family.
While here Mrs 'McLees made num-
erous friends who will be pleased to
welcome her on future visits.
Car Of fresh Portland cement.
Make your work a permanent Job by
using cement. It's cheaper. W. NJ.
Brown & Son, Walhalla.-Adv.26
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Mauney, of
Cateechee, spent the weekend last
week visiting at the home of Mrs. ].
f.. Rochester, of Walhalla. Their
many friends were glad to meet them
again. They returned to their Pick
ems county home last Sundas.
Mics Myra FAINT left Sunday last
for San Francisco, Cal. After q stay
there of few days she will proceed
TO Calusa county, where she will re-
main throughout the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Joel E. Brown, pleas
antly remembered here rs Miss May
Fant. We wish for Miss Myra a safe
and pleasant journey.
&C. w. Pitchford has a very in
teresting and important ADVERTISE
ment in this weeks issue Of The Cou-
rier. Read 1t, then decide that you
Will be heavy purchaser If you have
a goodly share of money. Whatever
you do, decide now that you will put
all spare cash into this great invest
ment that Is offered.
We can save you money on au-
tomobile tires. Our tires are sold
with 5,O0O-mile guarantee. We sell
EN- cheap. w. NJ. Brown & Son.-Ad.
Tom r. Zachary, of Cashiers. N.
c., IS in Walhalla for short while.
lie Will be In this section for some
two weeks, making Walhalla his
headquarters, but working outlying
territory in connection with this i'm
mediate section. He is representing
a fruit nursery as we'll as selling his
famous Buncombe cabbage seeds.
Il. Blumenthars June clearance
sale Is now in full sway. See adyer-
tisement in this issue and call on him
at his well-known store in Westmin.
ster, where you will always find
something worth while going a long
distance to get. And remember, S
per cent of the sales at this store
during the month OF June go to the
Red Cross.
Composition roofing is better and
quicker put on than shingles. We
nave all grades of roofing now in
stock. w. M. Brown & Son.-Ad.26.
Hon. Wyatt Aiken has recently
written the post office department at
Washington urging the establishment
or motor mail route from Walhalla
to Anderson, via Westminster, Oak
way and Townville. The proposed
route trayerses splendid section of
Oconee and Anderson counties and If
established will prove to be great
convenience to the public generally.
Ihe matter Is now being investigated
by the department and favorable &C.
tton is expected.
From the "Wintmrop News" of
May 31st we find that Oconee's con-
testants received liberal mention in
the list Of prize winners in the vari-
Gus essay contests. Miss Annie May
Hubbard, Of Richland, received five
st prizes and one 4th prize, Miss
Mary Ellen Wilson, OF Walhalla, re-
ceiving two I'd and three Sd prizes.
Some Of the prizes offered and won
were Il cash, others in articles of
various kinds. We congratulate
these two young ladies upon their
accomplishments.
Everybody says Oldsmobiles are
he best automobiles in the country.
brown says he guarantees 'em to be
,he best. w. M. Brown & Son.--Ad. |
One day last week John Brewer.
who was employed at the Brown |
Lumber Co.'s plant in West Union,
sustained very painful and serious in |
juries, by reason OF which he will |
ose the sight of one eye. While at |
work in the planer plant a splinter |
lew from piece of lumber, striking |
lim In the eye, the splinter piercing |
he ball. He was taken as soon as /
'ossiblc to Greenville, where he was |
placed under the care Of specialist. |
The specialist pronounced the sight |
destroyed, but thinks that the ball
'an be saved. Mr.. Brewer has many
riends who will learn with deep re-
greet Of his accident.
Harry r. Hughs, Esq, has re-
'eived notice from the War Depart
nent to report for duty at Austin,
Texas, on Saturday, June 22d. Mr..
iughs will leave Walhalla on We'd
lesday, June 10th. He will enter the
lviation training school, having some
months ago enlisted for the aviation
branch Of army work. He has been
hating no little under the enforced
lelay in his going to active duty, and
ne call came to him as both
and great pleasure, previous
lotice having been to the effect that
he would not be called on to report
before some time in July. He has q