Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-06

-Wanted--Girl,w white or colored,
for hOuscw0rk. Apply to Mrs. w. A.
Hetrick, Walhala.-adv.
Little Caroline, one of the twins
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Hetrick, has
been quite i'll for several days, suf-
fering from an attack Of bronchi-
It's. Friends Of the family will join
with Us in the hope that the little
lady may soon be entirely well.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertiscment OF The Bee Hive, SEN
eca. Mr.. Harper, the proprietor and
manager, has bought advantageously
and is giving his customers the bene-
fit Of his good deals. Read his adver-
tisement and call at The Bee Hive
and inspect the large stock carried.
Plenty of cement and roofing for
everybody. w. NJ. Brown 6 Son. ad.
The Walhalla friends Of Mrs.
Viola G. Hetrick and her sister, Miss
Augusta Crenshaw, of Atlanta, will
be glad to learn that they have re-
covered from severe cases Of influ-
enZa. Mrs. Hetrick was stricken with
the disease while nursing more than
a month ago at one Of the Atlanta
hospitals. Miss Crenshaw has recov-
cred sufficiently to be up in her
room at their apartments at 81 Cap
itOl avenue. Mrs. Hetrick joined the
Red Cross and was accepted on the
reserve list, being a 1918 graduate.
and is doing temporary nursing in
whatever territory she is sent to.
Miss Crenshaw is a stenographer, and
has held the position of assistant
manager for an Atlanta firm since
the draft law became effective These
young ladies have the best wishes
of a host Of friends for health and
prosperity.
A change in the weather means
Il change in underwear. We have the
right quality and the right prices
The Peoples Store, Walhalla--"Sells
it for less. ADV.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude W. Reid
Of Anderson, have moved to Walhalla
and are occupying the Fahnestock
cottage on College street. Mr.. aud
Mrs. II. E. Mayes, who have been re-
siding there, have moved to the
| Fahnestock residence at the corner
OF College and Mauldin streets. The
many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
are glad to welcome them back to
| Walhalla. Mr.. Reid has entered on
the discharge of his duties as assists
ant to the resident manager Of the
Walhalla plant of the Victor-NIcna-
CHAN Mills. Mr.. Warren, who has
been holding this position, but re-
Gently resigned, has returned to his
service in the Navy as yeoman, and
we understand has been called Jack
into the naval service.
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section OF Oconc, was among the visi-
tors in Walhalla last week, and he
paid his accustomed visit tand sub
scriptiom to The Courier. Mr.. Ad-
ans is great sufferer from rheuma-
tism at present. which gave us no
! little surprise until we learned that
he is veteran Of Uncle Sans army
service, and contracted rheumatism
while in service in the Philippines.
But Adams is jovial and in the
| best Of humor in spite of his suffer
ing and announced that he is ready
to again take up arms, if necessary
for his country. One doesn't always
have to look for gray hairs and con
| siderable age nowadays in seeking
out veterans Of army service. The
| fact is, however, that most Of us do
not think Of the comparatively re-
cent brush" with Spain that called
not a few Of our boys into service far
| from home.
For Sale-7-room residence,
with Is acres of land best known
as the Col. j. S. Newman place; in
town of Walhalla; nice orchard,
fine we'll; all necessary outbuild-
ings in good condition. Apply to
Jas. Fl. Darby, Walhalla, S. C. Cor
at Seneca Oil Mill. )--adv.-42-tf
Thursday night Of last week the
Norman lower store, which is under
was entered by parties and small
quantity Of goods were taken from
| the stock. and money to the amount
OF $l.50 in change, which had been
! left in the cash drawer The front
door was forced open in some mar
ner. as was also the door OF the
| Phillips meat market, next door.
! Nothing was taken from the Phillips
! place SO far as is known, but a CON
siderable quantity Of meat was dis
turbcd. being taken from the hang
erS. and the door being left open.
| stray dogs got in and devoured not
a small quantity. as was evidenced
by the bones left scattered about the
place.
| TO Rent - The Schumacher
house on Main street. Apply to w.
l.. Werner, at Bank Of Walhalla.-Ad.
News comes Of additional finan-
cial dealings on the part Of "Sergt."
Russell Lewis, of the army, whose
doings were recorded in The Courier
two weeks ago. While in Walhalla
| or
and became acquainted with Mr.. War
rem, OF Charleston, then an employee
Of the local cotton mills. On the trip
/ ihnI n,,tic do L. L.. al