Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-06-19

she will be for five weeks attending
the Piedmont Normal School for
Teachers. Her friends wish for her
q pleasant and profitable stay in An
dersOn.
We have a large supply Of stand
ard Sisal binders' twine In stock for
your grain harvest. w. M. Brown &c
Son, Walhalla.-Adv.2 &c.
Miss Annie and Rose Cantrell
have returned to Walhalla and are
spending their summer vacation with
their mother, Mrs. J. p. Cantrell.
These young ladies have been at
tending Sacred Heart Academy,
Grcenville, the past session.
dwight Ramey returned to Fort
Screven, Ga, last Thursday, after
spending a month in the Milestone
section with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Ramcy. He is connected with
the Coast Artillery. Young Ramey
is enjoying army life and looks we'll.
We have complete line Ford
radiators and Crown tenders, for all
model Ford cars. Have your Ford
fixed up for the springs driving. w.
NJ Brown G. Son, Walhalla.-Adv.
Our South Union correspondent
sends in the following item: Ray
mond Tate and Miss Virgie Grant
were married Sunday afternoon at
the home of DR.. Chapman, at Town
Vile. Dr.. Chapman otficiated. We
join with host Of friends in wishing
them a long and happy life"
The colored people of -Oconee
are urged to be present at War
Savings Stamp meeting to be held at
Seneca next Friday, June 21st, be-
ginning Mt II o'clock. Speeches will
be made by representatives Of both
races. A big crowd will be there, as
the slogan is 1.-TWO Thousand Faces"
Everybody says Oldsmobiles are
the best automobiles in the country
Brown says he guarantees 'em to be
the best. w. NJ. Brown & Son.--Ad.
Friends Of Jas. w. Harrison will
be pleased to know that he is rising
in the naval service. Last spring an
examination for ensign was held. He
was one Of thirty that stood the en-
animation, and was one Of five who
received commissions. 1t Is now EN-
sign Harrison. We congratulate
him and wish for him continued ad-
vancement in the service.
columbus wagons are good wag-
ons. w. NJ. Brown G. Son.-Adv.
We are in receipt of letter
from w. b. YOungblood, Of Cobhville,
Ga, in which he says he is ii ing
South Georgia all right. He moved
from the Westminster section about
18 months ago. He says he has 65
acres in his crop-30 in corn and pea
nuts and velvet beans, and 20 acres
in cotton which is in full bloom. His
letter was dated June 18th.
-Wanted-Man and his wife to
move to saw mill camp to take charge
Of boarding house for camp. Good
pay for right party. See me at once
| for particulars. j. G. Shocklcy, West
Union.-Adv.
Married, at Salem. on June 15,
Miss Alice Haggerty and Arthur Rog-
ers. The bride is a daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. b. Haggerty, OF Salem
The groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Rogers of the same section.
The young people have many friends
throughout the county who wish for
them all prosperity and happiness.
| Magistrate p. l.. Green performed the
| ceremony.
Composition roofing is better and
quicker put on than shingles. We
have all grades OF roofing now in
stock. w. NJ. Brown & Son.-Ad.26.
H. w. Brandt, local weather OBJ
server, states that the week, ending
June lG was practically clear, with
the exception of the 18th, when .35
inch Of rain fell. On Monday after
noon Walhalla and a large part of
the county received n fine rain. 1t
was accompanied by wind. North of
Walhalla considerable hail fell, but
1t was Of small dimensions and did
little damage.
1t is not necessary to buy an au-
tomobile every year or two. One
Oldsmohile will give you perfect sat-
isfaction for great many years. w.
NJ. Brown G Son, Walhalla.-Adv.
An ejoyable meeting Of the
Hayne Circle was held with Mrs, w.
l.. Werner on June II. The program
for the afternoon included readings
by Mesdames l.. NJ. Brown, B. +.
Sloan and J. A. Ansel, and selections
on the Victrola. The hostess then
requested her guests to assist her in
her knitting by ravelling knots. Each
was given gray paper sock on
which were written questions to be
answered by words used in knitting.
guest was presented with a set Of
dainty white sock needles. an incen-
tive to work harder than ever to do
our bit. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Dendy and Miss Stribling.
The guests who enjoyed the after
noon with the members Of the Circle
were Mesdamcs J. J. Norton, Of SEN
eca; Mrs. 4. G.. Shanklin. OF Glenn
son; Whitcsidc, Aull and Misses
Alice Strong and Taylor.
Repairs for Oliver chilled plows