Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-02-19
forget to pay your town

or March. Money saved is money
made--save the penalty.
Carload Of lime. You can get
al you want. w. NJ. Brown G. Son,
Walhalla.-adv.
Superintendent of Education
Thos. A. Smith has received from
Senator r. ID. Smith a large quantity
tf free garden seeds, which he will
be glad to get into the hands Of
users over the county. lie desires
that all who wish to secure packages
If government seeds will call and
make their wishes known, and he
V III do his best to supply them.
There are lots Of the seeds, but the
variety is. Of course. limited. Call
rn him and get yours
Don't forget your spring house
cleaning, and that we have'a splen-
did line of window shades, curtain
cloth, rods and mating rugs. and
everything to make the home at
tr;'ctiVe. 1T pleases us to please
you. Norman Company, +. f.
Harrison, Manager.-ady. $40.
Mrs. Harry Meiburg and three
children, of Brabsfield, Ark. are
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
&.
here for about u month. and it is
possible that Mr.. Meiburg will come
to Walhalla, his old home, before
the return homo of his wife and ch,l-
dren. Since arriving in Walhalla one
Of Mrs. Meiburgs children has de-
vclopcd Il case Of influenza and was
quite i'll for several days. We are
glad to learn. however. that the lit
tie fellow is greatly improved
Go to Browns Garage when you
want repairs or supplies on mo-
ments notice.-adv.
-Baylis w. Harrison speht last
week in WinStonSalem,N y. c., where
he attended meeting Of fertilizer
dealers and manufacturers for three
days. The meeting was held for
Ike purpose of devisng ways and
means Of supplying the 1919 crop
demands in the way of fertilizers.
The slow movement Of fertilizers is
giving n little concern to railroads.
manuIat .rers and dealers. in that
il is fca ! that when the crop needs
are calluu - facilities for handling
will be inadequate. and that heavy
losses will result on all sides.
Don't throw away your old tires.
Let us see them first and save you
money. Walhalla Tire Shop, $40
+. Main street.--adv.
Mrs. Ella Keown died on Mon
day. February 10, at the home Of her
father, w. NJ. Nicholson. in the
Mountain Rest section. from pneu-
monia. contracted from influenza
She was the widow of John NJ
keown, who preceded her to the
grave about one year. She leaves
one child, a son, George, 8 years Of
age. who will greatly miss his
mother. Mrs. keown was a member
Of Bethlehem Baptist church and
lived Christian life. She leaves
many relatives and friends to mourn
her death.
R. A. McLees. Jeweler. Wal
fountain pens.--adv. IS
Mrs. Hayne G. Jones left the
latter part Of last week for Green
willie, where she will be for several
weeks visiting at the home Of her
brother. Frank e. Harrison, Jr.
Lewis G.. Harrison also went over to
Greenyille at the same time. He
will remain probably for a couple Of
as he anticipates consulting
and taking treatment under an oste-
opathic specialist. Mr.. Harrison has
been in poor health for some time,
having been honorably discharged
from army service on account Of his
failing health. He is much better at
present. however, and friends here
hope to see him in the early enjoy
mcnt Of his usual good health.
We have some wonderfully good
bargains in mems nd boys winter
pants. Norman Cu"pany, +. II.
Harrison. Manager.-adv. $40.
We were glad to see our friend,
j. !. Lee. OF Fair Play. in Walhalla
Monday, though sorry to note that
he has been considerably under the
weather for week or more. Mr.
Lee has been doing like many others
OF the Super-energetic ones OF our
tonnty-trying to keep things NOV
ing along in the usual manner with
out help enough-and he gave way
temporarily under the strain. He is
much improved. however. and will
soon be himself again. He has re-
Gently enjoyed visit from his
brother David Lee, Of Houston,
Texas. who has just returned from
in extended tour of California and
Colorado. Mr.. Lee has returned to
his Texas home. Another brother
of these gentlemen who is pleas
antly remembered by many in
Oconcc is j. S. Lee, Of Birmingham,
Ala. one Of tho 'old-timers' Of the
great l.. e y. Railway system, a con
ductor on n passenger run on that
line for many years past.
We are requested to annouce
.hat Miss Tinkie Blake will preach