Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-07-31

returned TO his nome In Walhalla.
-Wanted-Manw with family. Man
10 work on farm and family to have
hoe crop. d. E. Good, Walhalla, Rt.
80. l.-Adv.32'
C. W. e. J. +. Bauknight, Wal
Aalla, have a specia! sale on now.
offering ali summer goods at or be-
10" first cost. Read announcement
on first page and call at their store.
C. w. Merritt. vino is engaged
In welfare work for the Nictor-MOn-
ahan Corporation, spent the past
week end in Walhalla visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. X. Earle, and family.
We are requested 20 announce
that there will be preaching at the
ga! "ay Presbyterian church on the
second Sunday afternoon in August
instead OF the first Sunday after
noon. Members OF the congregation
and the general public are urged to
bear this change in mind.
w. l.. Werner. chairman OF the
Liberty Loan work for this district,
requests us to notify those who have
bonds OF the first and second issue
and desire TO exchange them for
bonds Of the third loan class to
please cal] and see him. Exchange
can be made If desired with advant-
age to the holder Mr.. Werner will
be glad to explain.
Mrs w. II. Hamilton left last
Thursday for the lower part of the
state, where she will remain for a
month visiting her father, Rev. NJ.
K. Kirkpatrick, who is now living at
Rockville, Wadmalaw Island, near
Charleston. Her many friends here
will join with us in the hope that her
visit may be not only most pleasant,
but beneficial as well.
For Sale-Looxout Mountain
seed potatoes; $3.50 bushel. Can
get same at my residence. Jas. II.
Darby, Walhalla.-Adv.
H. l.. Hungcrford, general man
agcr OF the Southern Railway for
the eastern division, and Capt. J. r.
Anderson, superintendent of the
Blue Ridge Railway, were I'm Wal
halla for a short while one afternoon
last week on matters Of business.
They came up in Mr.. Hungcrford' s
| private car and were accompanied by
a corps Of stcnographers and special
| employees. The general nature of
| their visit was not made known.
j. B. Reid. Of Easlcy. was an
| appreciated caller at The Courier Of
| flee last Saturday. Mr.. Reid is
| spending q week in Oconee among
| relatives and old friends. He has q
number Of grandchildren in the Ia
massce and Cheohee sections Of our
county, and enjoys his visits to his
old home section greatly. He at
one time resided in the Tamassce
section. where he engaged in farm
ing. Mr.. Reid is wcarer Of the
Confederate Cross Of Honor. lie is
| always most welcome visitor at
| The Courier office.
Next Monday will be salesday
for August. There are several tracts
Of land to be disposed Of at public
sale by the Master, as we'll as very
valuable tract OF land the old Floyd
place in Walhalla). which will be
offered by B. r. Moss, special agent
! for the 0wncr, who resides in Okla
homa and desires to dispense OF his
holdings here, which are too far
away from his headquarters to per
NIT OF his giving proper attention to
| them. BE on hand at the Court
| House next Monday if interested in
| getting some Oconce property.
For alc-Intcrnati0nal Al. y.
gas engine; in good running condi-
ton. viii sell cheap. BallenGcr
Hardware and Furniture CO., Seneca,
S. C.-Adv.
The Walhalla Red Cross Chap
ter has received an allotment Of
surgical dressing supplies for July.
calling on this chapter for 2l0 large
cotton pads, and 1850 gauZc wipes
2X2 ". For workers who cannot do
surgical dressings there are bed
shirts to be made. Wool for socks
Is on hand and sweater wool has
been shipped. Ladies' who were un-
able to take the course in surgical
dressing can help with the allOt-
ment, working under the supervis-
ion Of those who successfully com
pleted the course. The room will be
open on Saturday as we'll as Monday
and Tuesday.
Rev. l.. NJ. LYDIA last Sunday
closed meeting OF eight days at the
Earles Grove Baptist church. of
which he Is pastor, and in which he
did the preaching. The church was
greatly revived and built up, and 30
names were added to the church roll
-l5 by baptism. II by letter. The
meeting was we'll attended from the
first service to the close. At last
Sundays service the church voted
SOlidly to grant Rev. LYDIA months
vacation. His vacation will he spent
In North Carolina. in the Blue Ridge
mountains. and amid the scenes Of
his childhood days. The Earles
Grove church is one Of the growing
churches Of the Bcaverdam ASsocia-
tion, having gone from one Sunday
month to half time in the last Is
months.
For Salc--Grant 3-passcngcr, G.