Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-03-13
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Plenty Of mems and ladies rub
Der shoes at Bauknights.--Auv.
Miss Mamie Crooks spent the
weekend I'm Ncwberry with friends.
w. B. Lawrence, of Camp Sc
vier, spent last night in Walhalla
with friends.
j. A. Rhodes, Of Greenville,
spent tho weekend in Walhalla with
his brother, G. -. Rhodes.
Como in and look our line Of
samples over. We can fit you up in
that new spring suit. Moss & Ansel.
Walhala ADV.
REV. w. B. Aull has been quite
i'll for the past few days, being una
bic last Sunday to I'll his appoint
ment at the Lutheran church. He
has been suffering from q severe at
tack OF grip, which threatened for q
time to turn to pneumonia. We are
glad to learn that this morning he is
able to be up about the home.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
Of the Presbyterian church met on
the 7th at the home Of Mrs. G. G..
Strong This being the annual bust
ness meeting, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Miss Kate Steck. president; Mrs.
Francis Hughes, vice president; Mrs.
l.. NJ. Brown, secretary; Mrs. J. B.
S. Dendy, assistant secretary: Mrs.
Jesse Neville, treasurer.
-AutOmo bllistS, attcntiOn!--Wo
have three carloads Of the famous
Saxon six" autos ready for delivery.
We are ready to serve you. Our Mr..
r. e. Bowen will be in Oconec a large
part OF his time. See him for par
ticularS. We have full facilities for
all repairs and rccharging all makes
Of storage batteries. All work guar
anteed. Auto Repair Company, lib
crty, S. C.--Adv.
Mrs. l.. II. COvingtOn. one Of the
teachers in the Walhalla High School.
has been i'll for several days, being
unable TO assume her duties in the
school room for q few days, during
which time Mrs. A. p. Crisp has
taken her place. We are informed
that Mrs. Covington is greatly i'm
proved, and we hope that she may
soon be entirely restored to health.
Mrs. r. J. Sifford arrived yesterday
from Prosperity and will take her
sisters place, temporarily. in the
Walhalla school. Mrs. CovingtOn
will spend a few weeks at the home
OF her parents. Or. and Mrs. J. L.
Stokes. at Prosperity.
III. D. Iluskamp, Of the EbeneZer
section. lost his corn crib by fire last
Monday afternoon. the cause being
the blowing OF sparks into the corn,
in the Shuck, in the crib. In the
course OF farm work Mr.. Huskamp
had been having some terraces
cleaned off by burning, and the
sparks from this fire entered the
crib, causing tho blaze. There we're
about 300 bushels of corn in the
crib. but 4 considerable portion Of
the pile OF corn was saved. probably
1910 bushels being destroyed or badly
damaged. lie had insurance OF $50
on the building and $50 on the con-
tents. thus reducing his loss to prob
ably some thing like $3.50 net. The
Insurance carried was in the Oconcc
Farmers Mutual.
Why not let us furnish that
monument? We have quite num-
'bcr already finished. ready FOR letter
ing, and our prices are the very low
est. by reason Of the fact that we
nave no agents, the customer saves
his commission. Seneca Marble and
Granite W orks.- Adv.
This is cleanup time. The la
dies Of the Civic League Of Walhalla
request that all now join heartily in
general movement for "a city beau
tiful." Those ladies who have had
street flower plots assigned them for
cleaning are requested to have the
work done and plots put in nice
shape. Property owners who have
lots on which buildings have been
burned, or where masonry work or
carpenter work has been completed
are requested to assist in beautifyinG
the town by clearing away all rubbish
and making the premises attractive.
Spring Is fast opening up now. and
. home-owners and occupants Of rent
ed houses can materially assist in the
work Of cleaning and beautifying the
town II they will cooperate heartily
in cleaning up any unsightly places
on or near their premises. The la
dies Of the Civic League will greatly
appreciate any and all efforts to as
sist in this important work.