Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-18
Fer Sale-This week-One piano

OrdS. Mrs. Ira l.. Burley.-auf.
County Treasurer r. H. Alex
ander was a business visitor to Green
vile yesterday
Miss Mary Cornelia Barton, Of
Lander College, Greenwood, Is home
for the holidays with her parents,
Or. and Mrs. II. NJ. Barton.
Misses Eloise Montjoy, Pauline
Steck and Marion Hetrick will ar
rive this week from Greenville Wo-
mans College to spend the Christmas
holidays with homefolks.
Read the new advertisement
this week Of l.. Blumenthal, Of West
minister. He announces special bar
gains for every day from now until
Christmas. Cali at his store and
get your share of the many bargains
he is Offering.
Misses Elizabeth Coskreery and
Mary Louise Heustess, Of Lander
| College, are spending a few days In
Walhalla as guests Of Mrs. Charlie
Hetrick. Mrs. Hetrick, as Miss Ida
Biemann, attended Lander College.
and these young ladies are former
school chums of hers.
Fancy stationery, toys, Nun
nally's candy, etc. Bells Drug Store,
| Walhalla.--adv.
Rev. Wade II. Nicholson, Of
Lake Toxaway, N. c., was visitor
| in Walhalla for short while last
week among relatives and friends.
1t will be learned with pleasure by
many in the county that he contem-
plates returning with his family
about the first of the year. and in all
probability they will locate in the
Salem section.
Last Friday evening about $50
o'clock a fire alarm was given, and
1t was found that the residence Of
Capt. 8. X. Dendy was in danger.
Fortunately the fire was discovered
before any appreciable headway was
gained The blaze proved to be a
small one, originating with a defec-
tive flue, and the fire was soon eX-
tinguished.
Il. A. Harden, who was sent to
military camp on November 5, along
with a number of other young men
Of the November draft, has returned
to Walhalla. having been mustered
out OF the service a few days ago.
Mr.. Harden states that all Of the
Oconee boys of the November 5
draft were mustered out and have
returned to their homes except a few
who were in the hospital at the time
Of the mastering out and were un-
able to leave the camp.
A word to the wise is "uNicient:
Call and settle your account with
Moss C Ansel, Walhalla.-Adv.
The announcement Of the mar
riage OF Miss Gertrude Station and
John Walter Moss will prove Of in
terest to many in Oconee. The cou-
pie were married last Saturday by
Clerk of Court John +. Craig in the
presence Of a few witnesses. Mr..
Moss only recently returned from
Camp Jackson. where ,he was in mill
tary training. The bride Is daugh-
ter Of Leroy Station, Of Walhalla.
We join with other friends of the
young couple in extending all good
wishes for a long life Of happiness
and prosperity.
-Robt. T.. Jaynes, Of Detroit,
Mich, Is spending the winter months
In Oconee visiting among relatives
and old friends. Mr.. Jaynes is a
native Of New Orleans, though his
parents were Oconeeans. He Is now
a conductor on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, having a run from
Detroit, Mich, and Toledo, Ohio. He
secured 90-day leave OF absence
In order to escape the severe winter
weather Of his present home section.
F1e was for short while last week
visiting his cousins, Il. r. and c.. G.
Jaynes, of Walhalla.
Just received, carload Of ce-
ment. w. NJ. Brown G. Son, Wal
alla.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Rutledge have
returned to Walhalla to make their
home again, after having resided for
some time at Newry. All OF their
children have returned to Walhalla
also except two-Diederick, who is
still at Newry, and one son now re-
siding in Greenville. Mr.. and Mrs.
section who are glad to welcome
them back.
Our good friend, w. p. Reid. Of
Seneca. called at The Courier Office
last week Just to congratulate u.s."
he said, con our safe return from
lIades." Mr.. Reid Is looking remark
ably well and he was feeling good,
for he has recently had good news
from his wife, who for month or
more has been in a hospital in Spar
tanburg for treatment. Mrs. Reid s
condition Is greatly improved, and
ii is expected that she will soon be
able to return to her home enjoying
her usual good health. She has not
suffered from any organic trouble,
but from tt 'eatened nervous break
down. Complete rest and medical
attention under hospital restrictions
have worked wonderful change in
her condition. Her many friends
in Oconee and elsewhere will be glad
indeed to hear Of her Improvement.