Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-01-23
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I. LOCAL AND PERSONAL, !
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For Salc-A good, cheap pair
of mules. II. E. Alexander.-Adv.1
Miss Carrie Darby Harrison re-
turned to Columbia last Thursday to
resume her studies at Chicora Col
lcge for W1nen. She had spent the
holidays here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Harrison, and among
friends.
R. Il. Jaynes spent last Monday
in Atlanta on professional business.
His Office being closed in conformity
to the fuel-saving Federal order, he
took advantage Of the "closed shop"
day to attend to matters other than
routine ofrico work.
Sam NJ. johnson, of Sandy
Springs, was among friends in Wal
halla for short while last Saturday,
having como up on matters Of busi-
ness and pleasure. lie has numer-
Gus friends here who are always glad
to meet him.
--Strayed-Red SOW shoat, rs or
100 lbs. Reward If returned. dead
or alive. J. w. Bell, Walhalla.
Miss Julia Duncan, formerly of
West Union, graduated recently
from Wheeler Business College, of
Birmingham. Ala. She has accepted
position as stenographer for her
cousin. j. A. Wiebens, OF the Omaha
Seed Company, Neb.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Wynne and
baby Jewel left Wednesday for
their home ut Erwin, Tenn, after a
visit OF ten days to relatives at West
Union and Westminster. Mrs
Wynne Is remembered here as Miss
Dora Duncan.
REV. M. J. Stovall will preach at
Pleasant Ridge Baptist church on
Saturday afternoon. January &c, at 3
o'clock, and on Sunday morning at
II o'clock. The public is cordially
invited and the members are espe-
cially requested to attend both SER
vices.
To get a handsome set Of
kitchcnware absolutely free if you
buy a Majestic range next week is an
offer worth Investigating. Visit our
special demonstration during the
week Of January IS to February Cd,
and we will show YOU this fine ware,
which is an out-and-out gift. Moss
d. Anscl, Walhalla.-Adv.
Senator J. W. Shelor and Repre-
sentative Harry r. IIughs spent the
weekend with their families in WAL
halla. Both gentlemen are enjoying
tho best Of health during the session
Of tho General Assembly so far, and
are keeping up with the work Of the
lawmaking bodies Of which they are
members.
w. y. Nimmons, Of Seneca, calls
attention this week to his stock of
nigh grade fertilizers. general mer-
chandise. wagons, buggies. harness,
etc, including complete line of
farm implements. He also handles a
large stock Of paints, sash and doors,
as we'll as other building materials.
Sec him when in need OF anything in
his line.
John J. Reeder, of Atlanta, spent
few days in this section visiting at
the home Of his step-father and mo-
ther, Mrs. Geo. NJ. White. Mr.. Rec
der Is an employee Of the Piedmont
Printing Co., Of Atlanta, which was
closed in conformity with The fuel
conservation orders Of last week. Mr..
Reeder is in tino health and was
greeted here by numerous friends.
The Oconee relatives and
friends OF Sloan Jordan, OF Green
VILE, will be interested to know that
he has been sent to Fortress Monroe,
Va, to the officers training school.
lie was with the Grcenville Coast
Artillery Company and had been at
Fort Moultrie, s. G., since last Au-
gust. lie was selected by eXamina-
tiOn to go TO training school. He IS
Il son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Jordan,
who are well known 10 many OF our
people.
w. +. Farmer, Of the Anderson
phosphate and Oil Company, has
quite an interesting talk this week
on the fertilizer question. which
will be found on the Ath page. This
wcll-known fertilizer manufacturing
concern has potash, fish and blood in
gradients in abundance. and they
have it to sell. See their agents in
Oconee-C. p. Walker, Walhalla; S.
w. Dickson, Westminster. and Y. B
Jones, Seneca.
There are many in Walhalla and
upper South Carolina who will be
Interested In seeing the following an
nouncement, which has just come to
us: "Dr. and Mrs. William Lee Mil
Ter announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Pattie Virginia, to Lieut..
Harold CASTOR Dean, United States
Reserves, on Thursday, November
29th, 1917. Anderson, West Virginia"
Lieut. Dean Is we'll known in Wal
halla, having on numerous occasions
visited here at the home OF his aunt,
Mrs. N. i. Fant.
For Sale-A few fresh milch
cows. Apply to T.. L. Herndon, Wal
halla, or Virgil H. Ramey, Mountain
Rest, S. C.--Ady.