Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-03
Cotton seed ground for feed at
Earle's Mill.--Adv. l5.

IGaTlo 3 Mlll.--AuV. 10.
Miss Maude Dickson, OF Clayton,
Ca, is visiting Miss Katherine
Cross.
Mrs. NJ. A. Merritt, OF Greer, IS
spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. }. II. Earle.
Miss IneH Douthit, of Lander
College, Greenwood, spent the week
end in, Walhalla with her mother,
Mrs. II. C. Douthit, and family.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Geo. Seaborn Thurs lay ar
tcrnoon at ) o'clock.
---L0st-Dodge car tool kit; brown
canvas covering. Return to Il. l..
lIcrndon, Walhalla, and get reward
ADV.
Gordon l'ant, Holleman Seaborn,
Clifton Cobb, Blake Gambrell, Geo.
Harrison and John Schroeder, OF
Clemson College, spent the weekend
with their homefolks in and near
Walhalla. Herman and4Ienry Hoff-
meyer, also OF Clemson, spent the
weekend with their grandmother,
Mrs. n. l.. Brandt.
AT the regular session OF the
Sunday school of the Walhalla Bap-
tist church last Sunday morning
$500 was raised by collection for
m's@ions. This fine contribution
came in addition to an offering OF
$3.50, raised a few Sundays back,
with which to meet some outstanding
obligations. The Baptist Sunday
school Is thoroughly alive and doing
a good work in Walhalla.
----For Sale-One horse colt; good
stock; 2A years old. Apply to J.
Il. Zachary, Seneca, S. c., 1t. 3. adj.
MIR. and Mrs T.. i. Bunker left
Sunday for Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Bun
ker has accepted responsible posi-
tion with the Carnegie Steel Co.,
Of that place. They went by auto
| from Charlotte, and were acGompa-
nied by Mrs: Rosa Galloway and Miss
| Hannah Miller Harrison, who will
stop off at Richmond to visit the lat
ter's sister Mrs. Winfield Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Bunker have many friends
here who regret to see them leave the
South, but wish them success in their
new home.
| The Paul Hayne Circle was de-
1ightfully entertained by Mrs. Frank
II. Carter on March 23. The follow
ing interesting program was carried
out: "Our Early Landscape Paint
ers,' Mrs. Stcck; "Mid-Continent
| Symphony" Mrs. Moss: "Education
in the Appreciation OF Art" Mrs.
| Hetrlck. During the social hour the
| hostess, assisted by Mrs. Steck,
served sandwiches and tea. The Wis
itors present were Mrs. G. p. Corn,
OF Johnston, and Miss Attic Phillips.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. e. l.. Herndon.
| Automobiles, attention!--We
have three carloads of the famous
Saxon "SiX" autos ready for delivery.
We are ready to serve you. Our Mr..
r. q. Bowen will be in Oconee large
part of his time. See him for par
| ticulars. We have full facilities for
all repairs and recharging all makes
Of storage batteries. All work guar
anteed. Auto Repair Company. Lib
erty, S. C.-Adv.
The check for the money belong
Ing to pensioners In Oconee county
was received by Clerk OF Court Craig
last night The lists are being check
ed up to-day, and checks for the pen
sioners will be ready for delivery by
Friday morning. Checks will not be
delivered to third party unless writ
ten and verified order is sent for
same by the pensioner. 1t is best,
where possible, for the pensioner to
call for check in person. There are
l60 pensioners on the list this year
one In Glass A, two in Glass d, II in
Glass CT. ~ In Glass CO, l6 in Glass
C3. and 129 In Glass CA. Glass A
draws SOC; Glass b, 81: c No. l,
S4S; c No. 2, $32; G. No. 3, $4S; G.
No. 4, $32. The total amount to
cover the 1918 pension list for the
! county is $8,912.
There were quite number of
Walhalla citizens in Greenville last
Thursday to witness the military re-
view and to hear the patriotic
speeches by prominent men chosen
to present the Liberty Bond matters
to the public. The Walhalla delega-
| ton was greatly disappointed in not
getting to hear the speeches, the
| meeting being rained out. Among
those who went from here were Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Brown, Morris and
Grace Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. S. N.
Pitchford and daughter Lillian, DR..
and Mrs. w. II. Craig and child, Miss
May Bell, w. l.. Werner, Jesse G.
Neville, Glenn Watkins. G. w. Pitch
ford. c. r. Hetrick, George Seaborn,
d. A. Smith, w. A. Grant, Clyde
Brown, l.. NJ. Brown, Major VIM. j.
Stribling. Thos. A. Smith, William
Stribling, Joseph Norton. J. A. Steck.
--Wanted--White men in board
ing room. Apply at Hetrick Hosiery
Mill. 'Walhalla.--Adv. 6.
There came near being a serious
runaway accident in Walhalla last
Sunday afternoon when mule be-
came frightened at the home Of II.
-. Knox, In the Monaghan Mill vii