Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-29

nouncement and give MIR. Biumen-
thai call and his large stock of
goods a careful study. You viii find
much to interest you and many real
bargains.
New stock all kinds drugs and
medicines at Norman's Drug Store,
Walhalla.-adv. go
The Hayne Circle will meet
with Mrs. c. +. Hetrick on Friday
or this week at o'clock.
Miss Onie Kennedy, OF Troy. is
visiting her friend, Miss Addie Ia
tham, at the home Of Mrs. Fannie
Brennecke.
For Sale, at bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shape;
newly painted, with new top; in
tirst-class condition. Call and Sc it
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'s garage,
Walhalla, s. C.-adv.-4S.
Mrs. +. C. Bischofr, who has
been confined to her bed for more
than two weeks with severe case
OF influenza, has practically recov-
cred from the disease. Her little
son, Master Frederick, was also Il
!itcim OF the same disease, but his
case was of milder fomr. We are
glad to note their recovery.
Big line stationery, candies, at
Norman's Drug Store.-ady.-3-6
Miss Wilhelmina McGee return
cd last Thursday to her home in
Greenville, where she will remain
until the reopening Of her school.
Miss McGee is principal Of the Vi.-
Monaghan Mills school. MSS
Daisy Smith. assistant teacher in
the V.-M. school, Is spending he
enforced vacation lowing to the
closing Of all schools on account Of
f'u,) at her home at Oxford, Va.
Have your tubes repaired by
the steam method intsead Of burn
ing them up with fire" Walhalla
Tire Shop, 80 f Main St.-adv.
w. NJ. Long, Of Livingston,
Mont, arrived in Walhalla about a
week ago and is spending some time
in this section with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Long, who reside
on Rural Route No. I, a short dis
tance above town. Mr.. Long has
been residing in Washington State
for 26 years, having gone west when
quite young man. He has
brother. Charlie Long, who resides
at Billings, Mont, he having gone
West about twelve years ago. w.
NJ. Long is engaged in farming in Il
splendid agricultural section, while
Charlie Long is in the railroad SER
vice. being an engineer. We are
glad to meet and make acquaintance
Of Mr.. Long, who will in all probabil-
ity remain in this section until
spring.
Carload Of lime. You can get
al you want. w. NJ. Brown & Son,
Walhalla.-adv.
The Paul Hayne Circle held it's
regular meeting on January 18th
at the home Of Mrs. S. l.. Werner.
In spite Of the inclement weather a
dozen or more answered the roll
call, and a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent. After the program,
which consisted Of several interest
ing readings, and a piano soio' by
Mrs. c. w. Pitchford, .Jr., the guests
were given questions to he answered
about three-cent postage stamp
After cutting the cards several times
Miss Eloise Strother was found to be
the lucky one, and was presented
with box Of correspondence cards.
The hostess, with the assistance OF
Mrs. Fanknight and Mrs. Pitchford.
then served delicious refreshments,
and the Circle adjourned to meet
with Mrs. c. +. lletrick on January
3lSt
Fresh candies, toilet articles at
Norman's Drug Store.-adv-3-6
The many friends of Capt. Paul
lmberger. who at one time resided
in Walhalla with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. J. b. Umberger, now of
Myersville. Md, will be glad to hear
news Of him. A private letter from
Rev Mr.. Umberger states that on
the 22d of January they had tele-
phone long distance call from their
son, who had just landed in New
York from overseas. He stated that
he was we'll, and vas delighted to
he again on American soil. 1t will
be remembered that Capt. Umber-
ger was commanding Company G. Of
the 10Sth Machine Gun battalion
and was severely wounded on
August 13 last in one of the hard
battles. EIe speaks in the highest
terms of the Red Cross service in
the hospitals. His brother, Ansel
umberger, we are informed expects
in Il few days to receive his honor
able discharge from the aviation
service. These two young men have
many friends in Walhalla who will
pe Biah lndeed to learn Of their
whereabouts and that they have
come through the war experience
safely. even though not without
honorable scars.
-Bottles wanted at Norman's
Drug Store. Walhalla. la.-adv.-3-6
Lieut.. Geo. l.. Wilson, Mrs. Will
son and their daughter, Miss Annie,
arrived in Walhalla last Saturday.
after an absence Of the former for
many months in army service, and