Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-11

many ChHuy, eIc. Doll Drug StQEe,
Walhalla.--adv.
John f. latham, Of Rock Hill,
spent short while last week in Wal
halla looking after his property and
visiting relatives and friends. He Is
always a welcome visitor here Ia his
old home town.
--For Sale, at a bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shape;
newly painted, with new top; in
first-class condition. Call and Sc it
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'S garage,
Walhalla, s. C.-ady.-48.
Mrs. X. Galloway and Mrs. Nell
lie Moore left Walhalla last Thurs
day for Florida, where they will be
for the winter. Mrs. Galloway will
be at Little River, Fla, while Mrs.
Moore will spend the winter months
at Jacksonville. Their many friends
here will join with us in wishing for
them every pleasure In the Land Of
Flowers.
Buy your clothing at lowest
prices from Mr.. Harrison, at Nor
mans Dry Goods Store.-adv.-49-5
-Grundy Hill, OF the world at
large. was an appreciated caller at
The Courier Office the later part Of
last week. He was just returning
from his old home country in North
Carolina and was on his way to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Walker
Bearden, in the lower part Of Oco-
nee. 1t is probable that he will a lit
tie later go to Florida for the severe
winter months, visiting among rela-
tives and friends. He seems to have
relatives pretty much all over the
country. and If there Is any place at
which he has not friends It is just
because Grundy Hill happened never
to have visited that place.
beautiful line of Xmas box can
dies; baskets, pictures. Norman's
Drug StOre.-adv.-49-50
Louis Puckhaber, who has been
spending some months In Walhalla
1T the home Of his grandmother, Mrs.
II. l.. Brandt, will return to his home
In CharlectOn Thursday Of this week
He has been quite sick for the past
month or more, having suffered an
attack Of influenza, followed by pneu-
monia. He was suffering from rheu-
matfsm when. he came to Walhalla,
hoping that the change of climate
would prove beneficial. He will be
accompanied home by his sister, Miss
Sophie Puckhaber, trained nurse,
who came here to attend him during
Ills severe illness. Miss Puckhaber
was also stricken with influenza. but
her attack was comparatively light,
and she is quite herself again. The
many friends of these young people
regret their departure
-Wanted-Vials. G. A. Norman,
Walhalla.-adv49-50.
Our good friend, Frank Hill, Of
Highlands, N. c., was a business Wis
itor in Walhalla last Thursday, hay
ing brought down q load of various
kinds Of produce from his farm and
truck gardens. He also had with him
IL or 20 nice turkeys, which he read
lily disposed of while his team stood
in front Of The Courier Office He
presented us with bunch of remark
anly nice celery, Of his own raising,
and 1T was something to be proud Of
Ana that recalls to our mind little
thing he told us about celery raising.
FROM plot OF one-eighth of an acre
two years ago he marketed little
the rise Of 5000 worth OF this deli
cacy-at the rate Of $1,000 an acre
There are drawbacks to everything,
Of course he said, land my crop
this year didn't turn out so we'll, but
1t was still good enough to justify a
continuance of my experiments" Mr..
Hill had with him potatoes, apples
ana other produce IN addition to his
turkeys and celery.
a word to the wise is sufficient:
Call and settle your account with
r. 81
The many friends Of Lieut..
Richard Fl. Johnson will bo sat.den-
ed to know that news has been re-
ceived Of his death, which o :cured in
France, on Novembcr 2Dth from
wounds rereived in action. Lieut..
Johnson graduated from Clemson
College with the class OF 1915, and
was true christian as we'll as
brave soldier. He won his conmis-
sion at the second officers training
school and was sent 20 Camp Mae
Arthur. Waco, Texas, where he
spent several months, going over
seas in July with Co. l, 5Gth. Regi-
ment, Seventh Division He vas
married December l1th Of last year
to Miss Harriet Frazier, younge:.t
daughter of w. s. Frazier, a former
citizen of Walhalla. and she has the
sympathy Of wide circle Of friends
In her hour of grief. Lieut.. John
son was the second son OF w c. and
Annie Johnson, of Union, S. G.. and
two Of his brothers are now in Ser
Hice-Lieut. Douglas Johnson and
M. Thorne Johnson, II. s. Navy Radio
Service. He also has a sister-in-law,
Miss Caroline Frazier, who is serving
with the Red Cross as a nurse in
France.
beautiful lot stationery, china
and cut glass. Toys. Norman's Drug
Store. Walhalla.--adv.-l9 1850
The new agent for the Blue