Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-05-15
.i...l..i..!..l..l..l..l. .l..!..l..l..i..I..i.i.
LOCAL AND Personal.

Hens 22hc. ID; broilers. q to
L IL lbs, 40c. ID; eggs, 34c., f. o. b.
Atlanta. John J. Reeder, 40 East
Hunter Street.--Adv.
--Mr. and Mrs. Claude w. Reid, of
Anderson, spent the weekend in
Walhalla visiting at the home of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. n.
Pitchford, and among their many
friends.
We are requested to announce
that the conclusion Of the second
quarterly conference OF the Walhalla
Methodist Circuit will be held at the
parsonage III West Union next Tues
day May 2lst, at II o'clock a. m.
All stewards and church officials are
urged to be present at this meeting.
We cali attention this week to
the advertisement OF "The Globe"
Westminster, which appears on the
4th page. Mr.. GcrshOn, the proprie-
tor. is Offering special bargains for
this week only, and the trading pub
lie will do well to consult The Globe
announcement and call at this pop
ular store.
-Lost-A pair Of tortoise rim eye
glasses at automobile grounds above
the tunnel. Finder please return and
get a reward from Jas. NJ. Moss.-ad*
Miss Sallie Stribling delightfully."-
entertained the Normal Glass at
Liberty Lodge" last Friday after
noon from 2 until 6 o'clock. Some
very interesting games were played.
delicious refreshments were served
and all Joined in singing several pa
triotic hymns. The guests departed
with a unanimous expression Of hav-
ing had a most delightful afternoon.
Announcement Of the commence
ment exercises of Lander College,
Greenwood, have been received in
Walhalla, and many friends here will
be pleased to note that the name
Of one OF Walhalla's young ladies,
Miss Ida Biemann. appears in the list
of graduates. The class Of 1918 con-
tains the names Of 10 young ladies.
The exercises will be held June 1st to
Sd.
We are requested to announce
that the closing exercises OF the Oak
way school will take place at the
school building next Saturday even
ing. May 18th. The exercises will
consist Of a play entitled Somewhere
in France" which will be rendered
by members OF the high school de-
partment. There will be no charge
for admission. An cordially invited
to attend.
Tomatoes and beans. in No. 3
cans. zoe, cans, 35c.; salmon
(pink), zoe. can, 9 cans, 35c. CIV.
& j. e. Bauknight, Walhalla.-Adv.
The editor Of The C0uri is in
receipt Of personal letter from
Sergt. Lewis G. Harrison, now at
Hot Springs Army Hospital, i'm which
the welcome announcement is made
that he Is improving. though not so
rapidly as he could desire. Mr.. Har-
rison states that wounded American
soldiers are beginning to arrive at
the army hospital at Hot Springs, but
that they are all cheerful anxious for
recovery and early return to the
fighting front in France. They agree
in opinion, says Mr.. Harrison, that
the winning Of the war will depend
largely now on man power. and that
the United States will furnish that
power, winning the war beyond ques-
ton. Concluding his letter Mr.. Har-
rison says: Congratulations to Wal
halla and Oconee on the splendid
showing made in the Third Liberty
Loan! 1t makes the boys feel good
to know that the folks back home
arc solidly behind us! My kindest
regards to all friends"
Wanted--Man and his wife to
move to saw mill camp to take charge
Of boarding house for camp. Good
pay for right party. See me at once
for particulars. J. G. Shockley, West
Onion. ADV.