Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-19

Miss Harriet Werner is visiting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Werner.
TO Rent-Two houses near knit
ting mill; 2k h. p. gasoline engine
for sale. Geo. l.. Jones. .--Adv.*
Miss Bessie Johns, Of Oakway,
spent the past weekend in Walhalla
with her friend, Miss Alma Owens.
Get your binder twine from w.
NJ. Brown & Son..-Adv. &c.
III. w. Gasque left Tuesday for
Columbia, where he will be engaged
in business during the summer
months.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Shanklin and
daughter, Of Clemson College, are
spending some time at the Neville
home in West Union.
Miss Eva Arve, Of the Coneross
section, has returned from Rock Hill,
where she attended the State demon
stration in canning.
This Is War Savings Stamp
Week! If you have not already en-
listed for a good bunch do so before
another sun goes down. Best Of ALL
join the "limit club"
Mrs. h. c. Strother has arrived
at her summer home in West Union.
Later she will be Joined by her chill
dren and their families. These peo-
pie ore most cordially welcomed to
our midst every year.
Save hay while the sun shines.
Buy your moving machine Of w. NJ.
Brown L. Son.-Adv. &c.
Wade Alexander, Of the Bear
Swamp community, has left at The
Courier office sample Of his March
sown red oats. They measure about
four feet in height, and this is about
the fieid-average. The heads are
| well-filled.
Buy your groceries from Bert
Gillespie, 1.-The Ideal Grocery. ."-Ad.
The Oconee County Teachers
Summer School will open in Wal
halla next Monday morning. 1t Is
| hoped there will be a large attend
ance. Board can be had at very
reasonable rates. Supt. II. A. Smith
urges all teachers in the county to
attend.
For Sale-300 bushels of good
corn. Apply to w. F.. Hughes. Wal
halla, S. C.,-Adv. If.
We have received an interesting
| communication from Miss Hannah
| NJ. Harrison, Chairman Woman's
Committee War Savings Stamps,
Oconee county, which we regret can
not appear this week On account Of
the crowded condition Of our COL
umns. Same shall appear next week
Wanted, Immediately, for Mrs.
Roses Camp at High Falls, Oconee
county, a lady capable Of taking en-
| tire charge Of dining room. One who
can bring with her a good cook pre-
ferred, Also, a good cook who un-
derstands the cooking of rice and
baking OF loaf bread. Apply Mrs. A..
G. Rose, Route l, West Union, S. G..
| ADV.
The many friends of Mrs. J. a..
Steck will regret to learn that after
| consultation with a specialist in At
lanta last week it was found that an
| operation would be necessary. She
| will enter hospital this afternoon
| for treatment and operation. News
| Of her successful treatment will be
anXiously awaited here. Mr. Steck
has been with his wife since Sunday.
We are carrying several new ad-
Vertisements this week. We desire to
| call attention to those of l.. Blumen-
thai, Of Westminster, and "The
Globe also OF that place. Each of
these popular stores Is Offering a lot
OF specials. Call on the dates men,
toned in the ads If you want to pick
up bargains. G. w. & j. E. Bauk-
night are making special prices on
cane seed and soy beans.
Ono Oakland auto for sale; good
as new; all Goodyear tires, brand
new, all-weather tread. Price right.
See j. Bert Gillespie, Walhalla.-Ad.
Harry r. Hughs left this morn
ing for the aviation fields at Austin,
Texas, where he will enter actively
into the service Of the government.
Harry has numerous friends in Oco-
nee who wish him great success in
his chosen branch Of service. He
Will make good, we know, and we
will watch for his continued advance
ment. Mr.. Hughs was placed in
Glass by the Local Board and it
would probably have been some time
before he was called. But he could
not wait, and early last spring vol
unteered, and now he gives up his
home. wife and babies to fight for his
country!
-Lost-Between Seneca, Blue
Ridge school house and Walhalla, or
Walhalla and Seneca, one silver
plated hub cap and hub flange for
Oldsmobile. Reward if returned to
us. w. NJ. Brown & Son, Walhalla,
S. C.-Adv.
We regret to learn that w. J.
Lusk died at his home in the Cheohee
section on June Sd. He was seventy
seven years old, and for many years
had been a consistent member Of the
Baptist church. Mr.. Lusk served in
the Civil War until he was wounded,
and then returned home to fight the
battles Of life, and he fought them