Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-06
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .


John J. Fricks, OF Baltimore.
Md. Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. o. Fricks. This is his first
visit to his old home In eleven years.
He Is being most cordially greeted
by many friends.
The friends Of Mrs. r. f.. Kauf-
mann will regret to learn that she
has been a great sufferer from rheu-
matism for the past two weeks, At
present she Is improving, and it is
earnestly hoped that she may soon
be well.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement Of The Globe. which will be
OF Westminstcr's most enterp risin e
business concerns. The Globe has
inaugurated 4 Especial price" sale.
they have large list TO select from,
and the goods and prices are the best
that can be offered at this time by il
reliable house. Call on these people
when in Westminster.
Blue Ridge Cafe Just opencd.
Wide-awake eating house. When in
town Call around at the Blue Ridge
ana get what YOU want. Opposite
post Office. Chas. ID. Gillespie, Wal
halla, S. C.--Adv. G*
Clyde Brown. who has been at
tending Wofford College, has return
ed to Walhalla and is with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Brown, and
among his friends here. Mr.. Brown
is a graduate of the 1916 class OF the
Walhalla High School, having gone
to Wofford after graduation from the
local school. His name g ON the
list Of Class IA registered men, and
he is home to stand the physical eX-
animation which will be held soon.
He has served In the regular army,
having enlisted several years ago,
later returning to Walhalla and com
pleting the course of the Walhalla
High School.
-ltev. l.. w. Langston, OF North
Carolina, spent fast Monday in Wal
halla, and it will be learned with
pleasure that he has accepted the pas
toratc Of the Walhalla Baptist
church (FirsD. Owing to the badly
deranged schedules on the Southern
Railway, Mr.. Langston was unable
to reach Walhalla in time for his ap-
pointment last Sunday. He and his
family will soon come to Walhalla to
locate. and they are expected within
week or ten days. The first service
Sunday. February l7th. The mem
hers OF the congregation will be glad
to welcome those Of other dcnomina-
tons to this service
Sec BayliS w. Harrison or G. w.
Pitchford, Walhalla. before buying
your fertilizers. Note advertisement
on hrst pagc.--Adv.
The Courier is in recent Of a
letter from II. l.. Ramey, formerly
one OF the progressive farmers OF the
Walhalla vicinity. who has been To-
Gated for time at Lewiston, Mont.
MIR. Ramry informs us that he will
in the future be located at Hoosac,
Mont, where. he says. he has "leased
a ranch with 200 acres in wheat, 100
acres to put in spring wheat, and with
20 acres in alfalfa. The farm is a
mile and half from the station and
23 miles from Lewiston. toward
Great Falls. We have had fine wea-
ther here this winter, but it is very
cold to-day. 35 degrees below zero,
but we are hoping for a change to-
morrow. Trains arc from to 70
hours late. and snow is 10 inches
deep on an average, with drifts sew
eral feet deep in places. Winter
wheat Is o. k. yet" Mr.. Ramey's
many friends will be glad to hear
from him in his new home.
Our service possesses that quail
ity which keeps our old customers in
line and rapidly adds to our list of
followers. When in need OF m0nu-
mental work call on us. Seneca
Marble and Granite Works.--Adv,