Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-20

| If not raining; IL raining, first clear
day. S. A. Tow, Walhalla, Rt. 2. ad.
Warren J. Kcown, OF the Noun
tain Rest section, who has been sick
and under the care OF physician
since the first Of February, is improv-
ing His many friends wish for his
early recovery.
For Salc--Coal for household
use, $7.25 per ton at our mill, $S
per ton delivered. People are urged
and advised to supply their needs for
next winter during the summer
months. Inquire, If Interested. at
llctrick Hosiery Mills, Walhalla. ad.
There are many friends here of
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Miller. of PEN
dlet0n, who will regret deeply to
learn OF their bereavement in the
loss Of their little daughter, who died
Monday night last from diphtheria
The bereavcd parents have the SYM
pathy or many friends in Walhalla
and elsewhere in the county.
Hats, ribbons and flowers ga
tore. pretty millinery. dry goods and
notions. shoes and clothing at low
est prices. See AR. T.. T.. Harrison.
ADV
Married, at tic residence of
=,
Sunday last at 12 o'clock H.. Miss
Clara Rogers and INurber Cantrcll.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Rogers, of the Salem
section of OcOnee, the groom being
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Can
trell. OF the Tamassee section. They
have the good wishes of numerous
friends.
Hats, hats, hats! We are Civ
ing an extra showing for Easter.
New pattern hats, ready-to-wear with
all new trimmings to match. Come
in. f. II. Bruce, Seneca.-Adv.13
Married, at the residence Of Ira
Craine, Of Hamburg, Ga, Miss Eta
Nicholson, OF Hamburg, and B. l..
Watkins, OF Oconee county, whose
home Is near Westminster. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. B.
Tramel, of Walhalla Route No. 2, on
Tuesday Of last week, the 18th The
young couple have the good wishes
OF numerous friends here and in
Georgia.
j. Arthur Moody last week
moved his stock Of goods from the
lvester stand. next door to the Bank
Of Walhalla, to Dr.. J. w. Bells store
room. recently vacated by 9. II. Pitch
ford, next door to the Enterprise
Bank. The removal Of his stock of
goods took place almost entirely af-
ter business hours Thursday and Fri
day nights, thus placing him In posi-
ton to carry on his business Satur-
day almost without interruption.
beautiful carved ladies' sewing
and work stands. Every Red Cross
worker should have one. They are
beauties. Norman's Drug Store. ad.
Married. last Sunday evening at
o'clock. at the Lutheran parsonage,
by Rev. w. b. Aull, Miss Wilhelmina
Bischoff and Aldridge w. Adds. The
bride Is the second daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Bischoff, of Mid
| way. and has host Of friends who
Will wish her every happiness. Mr..
| Adds Is young farmer of this sec
| ton, being we'll and most favorably
| known. The young couple will make
their home in West Union. The Cou-
ricr joins with others in extending to
MIR. Adds sincere congratulations on
| winning Miss Bischoff us his bride.
For Sale, at a Sacriiice!-1917
model Ford touring car; in splendid
mechanical condition. See Henry
King, at Piedmont Garages Walhalla.
| ADV.
-Tugaloo Tribune, 10Th: "AIr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Angle received a mes
sage Thursday night from the Navy
| department announcing the death of
their son, Luther, who enlisted seye-
| raj months ago. lie died on the
water somewhere, and no particu-
lars are known. Mr.. Angle wired
the department to send the body.
home 1t is expected, but it is not
known how long before the arrivaE,
as that depends on the distance. Mr..
Angle is Of the opinion his son was
somewhere near Panama. The fam
lly have the profound sympathy of
many friends in their distress. The
deceased was 21 years old last jan
uary."
The Norman Dry Goods and
Millinery Store have opened up
most beautiful assortment of goods.
| 1t Will pay YOU to visit their store.
Mr.. +. e. Harrison and Miss Annie
Schroder.-Adv.
The many friends here and else
| where In Oconee Of Miss Callie Fra
zier will be interested in learning
that she sailed for Europe on the
18th Of this month to take IN work
as Red Cross nurse in France. We
]oin with Others who knew her in
Young girlhood in wishing her every
success in her undertaking. Miss
Frazier Is daughter Of w. s. Fra
zier. formerly of Walhalla, and
spent a number Of years here as
enid and young lady. She is young
woman Of striking personality and n
marked degree Of ability, and has
made a most enviablc reputation as a
| tr1jnpl Cha
an Atlanta hospital some years ago.