Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-07-03
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .

i can save you money on now
ing machines and hay rakes. j..
Wade Dickson, Westminster.-Ad29
Miss Sue Ivester, of Greenville,
was weekend visitor to relatives
near Walhalla.
&C. w. PitchfOrd announces n
large stock Of mems collars OF varied
styles. See him and get what you
want at right prices.
The D. a. r. will meet with Mrs.
). l.. Werner and Mrs. G. w. Bauk-
night tat the home OF Mrs. Verner)
on Saturday afternoon. July 9Th, at 5
o'clock.
james Fricks and Christopher
lvester. who are attending a business
college in Greenvillc, spent the past
weekend in and near Walhalla with
their homefolks.
Wilbur d. White, who has been
spending the past school session as
a student at Woff0rd College, Is in
Walhalla for the summer months and
is visiting at the home OF his uncle,
Il. 7. Jaynes, Esq.
For Salc--l000-lb mule. Want
to put the money in War Savings
stamps. Apply at The Courier Of
iice.-.Adv.
Married, at the residence Of A.
II. McAlister, near Pleasant IIill,
Miss Allie Milton and Anderson Hen
son. Both of Oconee county. Rev.
w. L. McAlister officiated. Good
wishes accompany the young couple.
Miss Ida Biemann returned to
Walhalla last Saturday evening, af-
ter a pleasant visit of some weeks to
relatives and friends in Charleston.
Miss Biemann went direct from Lam
der College. Greenwood, to Charles
ton after the close OF the college ses-
sion. She graduated from Lander
this year.
Robert Macaulay, of the United
States Navy, Is spending an eight day
leave of absence with his mother,
Mrs. N. w. Macaulayj and family and
among friends here in Walhalla.
Bob has a host OF friends who are
glad to welcome him back home even
though but for few days. He vol
nnteered for service last December.
L. Blumenthal, Of Westminster,
announces to-day another Of his
well-known and popular Saturday
and Monday sales, which will be held
next Saturday and Monday, July 9Th
and Sth. Don't fail to read this an
nouncement and to take advantage
OF the great bargains that he is Offer
ing. They are worth while.
We thank our friend, Chas. w.
burnside. for liberal sample OF his
tine June apples. Mr.. Burnside is
one or our regular annual benefac-
tors, bringing a treat in the way OF
trn1t each spring The apples he
brought this year are from an old
tree which has been bearing perfect
fruit for many years. This year, he
says, he is confident that its crop will
total at least so bushels.
Fresh Jersey COW for sale cheap.
John A. Nichols, Walhalla-Adv.tf.
We announce this week the last
of the "first cotton blooms" An
derson Young, colored, and Nat Eos
ter, colored, the former a tenant on
the J. D. Abbott place at Coneross,
the latter Of the Toxaway section of
the county, on L. E. AleXander's
place, report blooms taken from
their fields last Saturday. Monday
morning ]. f. Rogers, who lives near
Walhalla and operates a farm. re-
ported counting eight blooms in his
field as he came to Walhalla. We
take it. therefore, that the time for
reporting "early blooms" for this
season Is past. The crop Is unusu-
ally fine an dadvanced In Oconee this
year, and this condition applies
equally to corn and other crops. We
have never seen a finer crop prospect
for our county.