Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-20
--Wanted-Ten bushels rye. G.
:. & J. T.. Bauknight. ADV.

dCtcDted Il DOSltloI Will tHS 11elIlCh
Hosiery Mills as stenographer and
book-keeper for the mills.
&C. W. Pitchford is Offering bar
gains this week in shoes. Read his
announcement and call on him. You
will find all goods as represented at
Pitchiord's.
Jas. Fricks, who is attending
business college in Grecnville, is
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
O. Fricks, for a week. Ills school is
closed on account Of the meningitis
quarantine in Grccnvillc.
Sec us for cotton seed meal
Special price in ton lots. G. w. d J.
+. Bauknight, Walhalla.--Adv.
We arc informed or the arrival
OF Il daughter ut the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. b. Kelley, OF Chicago. on the
second OF February. MIR. Kelley is Il
son Of II. NJ. Kelley, OF Tamassec, and
has been engaged in business in Chi
cagO for several years.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vcrtiscmcnt Of w. VI. Brown & Son,
who are supplying themselves with
fertilizers for their large agricultu-
raj interests and offer to make pur-
chaos and supply others who may be
needing fertilizers Read the an
nouncement on this page and give
them a call.
--Walhalla and Oconee people will
be interested In the following an
nouncement, taken from a recent is
sue Of the Greenville News: Capt
Romaine Q. Merrick, who formerly
was the dreaded "revnuer" OF Green
vile county. has again been move'
and Is now stationed at the camp y
Palo Alto, California. He was sent
to camp in Wyoming shortly after
| receiving his commission from Fort
| Oglethorpe several months ago
Time for paying licenses expires
! March first. After that the penalty
goes on. See the Town Clerk about
| yOurS.--Adv.
Mrs. Puckhaber and son Louis.
who have been spending some time in
Walhalla visiting at the home Of Mrs.
II. l.. Brandt and family, returned
yesterday to Charleston. Their many
friends regret their departure, but
will learn with pleasure that it is
probable that they will return to
Walhalla to live This is in contem-
plation several years hence. Mr..
Puckhaber while here purchased two
lots on Tugaloo street, and it is his
| intention to build there some time in
! the future.
j. N. Davis returned last week
from Chattanooga, Tenn, where he
| went to pay visit to his son, j. Lee
Davis, who is in the Oglethorpe mill
tary camp. Mr.. Davis found his son
| in fine spirits, with every prospect for
"making good" and with a keen an
ticipation OF early removal to some
other point. The boys everywhere
are anxious to "get at en- and are
more or less chatting under the long
period of training and preparation.
Lee Davis is a graduate Of the Wal
halla High School, class Of 1917.
-Wanted--White men in board
ing room. Apply at Iletrick Hosiery
Mill, Walhalla.--Adv.G 6.
Misses Ruth Berry and Mel.
Hines. home economics demOnStra
tor and assistant, met Il number OF
ladies Of Walhalla and immediate Vi
cinity at the store OF Moss & Ansel
last Thursday afternoon, when a
demonstration was made Of Il few OF
the breads that can be made with
! wheat substitutes. The young ladies
were greatly handicapped by having
to use a gas stove with which they
were not familiar. yet they produced
some splendid coockics. biscuits, etc,
in which corn meal was used as 4
substitute for -four to the extent OF
80 per cent Not Il few OF the lady
listeners and on-lookers got points
that will prove Of value to them in
| their cndeavorS to carry out the
| wishes Of the government in the
matter of saving wheat, so that our
boys in the trenches in Europe and
our allies as we'll may have an
abundance OF that important portion
of their ration, flour. Walhalla citi-
Zens were glad to have these young
ladies visit the town. and it is felt
that much good can and will be ac-
complished by reason of a close fol-
lowing OF the points made in the
talks given on "Liberty Breads" and
"Tho Balanced Meal" Misses Berry
and Hines are doing good work in
their visits to sections Of onr county,
and they are receiving the hearty CO.
loperation Of the great majority Of our
people.
--Notice!---As the law prohibits
the sale OF pullets and hens, want
all the young and old roosters, ducks,
guineas, turkeys and geese ! can pos
sibly get Highest cash price paid.
r. D. Oelkcrs, West End, Walhalla.
S. C.--Adv. Q.
There are many in Oconee who
will learn with sadness Of the death
OF Doctor Franklin Reid, which oc-
Cured at his home at PelZer. Mr..
Reid had been an invalid for a num-
ber Of years and gradually grew
worse until. on Friday morning. at
= O'Clock. the Sth instant, he passed
to the great beyond. lie was an up
right man in every way, and number
ed his friends by his acQuaintances.
lie was Il native OF OcOncc. having
been born in the Chcohee section of