Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-12-04
Buy your clothing at lowest


Buy your clothing at lowest
prices from Mr.. Harrison, at Nor
mans Dry Goods Store.--adv.-49-50
Miss Anna Darby has returned
to Walhalla after spending a week
in Anderson county at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Miller.
ALL kinds Of stock food, extracts
and spices. Il. f.. Reese, Westmin-
ster, S. C.--.adv. 4G-49.
--G. B. Written and family, who
have for some time been residing at
Newry. returned yesterday to Wal
halla and will make their home here
for the winter. They have many
friends here who will be glad to vel
come them back.
Plenty Of cement and roofing for
everybody. w. NJ. Brown C Son. ad.
Mrs. &. A. Norman returned
last week from Pittsburg, Pa. where
she went to visit her daughter, Mrs.
+. l.. Bunker Friends of the family
will be interested in the announce
ment Of the arrival OF a daughter at
the Bunker home a few weeks ago.
buy tho sanitary line, McNess
goods. Il. T.. Reese, Westminster, S.
C.-adv. 46-49.
Miss Andrea Schroeder left last
week for Georgetown, where she will
be for the winter with her brother,
II. Il. Schroeder, and family. Her
many friends here will join with us
in extending to her every wish for a
most pleasant visit.
For Sale, at bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shape;
newly painted, with new top; in
first-class condition. Call and Sc it
at tho Piedmont Auto Co.'S garage,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-dS.
+. II. IIayne returned Monday
from Spartanburg, where he went to
visit his wife, who has been in a hos
pital there for treatment for several
weeks. Their friends will be glad
to know that Mrs. Tayne has so far
recovered from the operation which
she underwent as to be able to re-
turn to her home here.
food, sound mule, wagon and
buggy cheap. G. A. Norman, Wal
halla. adv. v.-i9-50.
Miss Anna Cantrell, who is at
tending Il school for nurses in At
lanta, is at home with her mother,
Mrs. Della Cantrell, for visit of a
month. Miss Cantrell will return
to Atlanta early in January to re-
sumo her studies and training, and
will complete the course required in
order to secure a diploma as a grad
uatc trained nurse. She has many
friends here and elsewhere in the
county who are glad to welcome her
back TO Walhalla.
Will be glad if the party who
picked up by mistake the wrong pair
OF glasses at my barber shop will re-
turn same and get his. II. b. Brad
ley. Barber, Walhalla. .--adv.*
We are requested by Postmas-
ter Fant to say that the street mail
boxes arc now ready for service. and
mail deposited therein will be col
lectcd regularly. There are four of
these boxes on Main street, one on
Faculty Hill and two on the mill hill.
Collections OF mail from these boxes
will be made twice daily, morning
and afternoon. These boxes will
prove of great convenience to the
patrons Of the Walhalla post office,
thanks to Mr.. Fant.
-,Lost-Between my residence
and High School building, pair OF
child 8 gold-rmmed spectacles; in
"Globe Optical" case. Reward If
left at postoffice. John Fl. Ernest
adv
--Sertt. Il. II. Shanklin, of the u.
S. Detach ment at Clemson College,
spent yesterday in Walhalla on MIL
itary business. He was accompan-
led by Privates B. w. Watts, w. x.
Moore and j. c. Whitehorn. Of the
training detachment at Clemson Col
lege. These four young soldiers Of
Uncle Sans making present a fine
They We're greeted by
not a few who were delighted to
make their acquaintance. Sergt |
is quite we'll known in Wal |
halla, where he. has numerous friends !
always glad to meet him.
The undersigned has a few left
over lunches OF fruit trees (first-
class and in good condition, and the |
prices right May be here until Sat
nrday, December IL. at w. NJ. |
Browns. tadv) r. r. Zachary.
deputy sheriff B. II. Moss
and Rural Policemen w. l..
littleton and J. G. Mitchell have !
not been idle for some time. as may
'e Judged by the fact that an estimate !
,f the value OF their combined work
m the checking Of the liquor traffic
viii foot up not less than $4,000. |
ihese figures represent the sale value
Ii automobiles, and other vehicles
seized. fines. cts, that have been paid |
'r Will have been paid in by the time
some cases still pending are settled
ip. These officers are letting none
)f the illegal traffic slip by them that
'an possibly be rounded up They are
'igilant and arc continuously ION the
job"
Everything in dry goods line