Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-15
Big line stationery, candies, at
Norman's Drug Store.-.adv.-3-6

Big line stationery, candies, at
Norman's Drug Store.-.adv.-3-6
Capt. r. @. Merrick, OF Camp
Mcclellan, Ala, spent short while
in Walhalla, visiting at the home OF
bis sister, Mrs. B. +. Sloan, Sunday
and Monday. His many friends were
delighted to meet him again. After
spending a ten-day furlough with his
relatives in Greenville, Capt. Merrick
will return to Camp McClellen.
Have plenty of pigs, six weeks
20 two months old. w. N. Brown &
Son, Walhalla.-adv.
C. c. Keil. Of Charleston, is in
this section for a brief visit to his
mother, Mrs. j. II. Keil, who lives
near town. Mr.. Keil Is at present
holding a position with the Union
Station Company Of Charleston as
car inspector. He has many friends
In this his old home community who
are glad to. meet him again
We can save you money on a
box OF tobacco. G. w. & }. E. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.-adv.
Ezra Cromer, of Seneca r. f..
d., and Miss Lille Stevenson, of the
Townville section, were married by
Rev. T. G. Lyon at his home at
Townville last Sunday, the 18th, in
the presence of relatives and friends.
We join with many others in extend
ing to the young couple hearty good
wishes for long life Of happiness
and prosperity.
No conc tomotooc ond st,,;,,r r
beans, only zoe. per can; for 35c.
G. w. & J. e. Bauknight.--adv.
We learn that Ezekiel j. Hun
nicutt, formerly of Oconee, died in
birmingham, Ala, q few days ago.
His body was brought to Oconee for
burial, the interment being made
the Shiloh cemetery yesterday. Mr..
Hunnicutt was about so years of age,
and had many relatives in this sec
ton. He was Il son OF the late J. NJ
Hunnicutt.
Carload Of lime. You can get
all you want. w. NJ. Brown & Son,
Walhalla. .-ady.
Hon. J. w. Shelor left last Mon
day morning for Columbia, where he
is attending the session OF the Cen
eral Assembly. The Senator will
have as his co-workers this year NJ
K. Mcdonald. Of Walhalla. and J. r.
Orr, OF Westminster. Representatives
nom Oconee. Both are in Columbia
ready to take up the work OF the scs-
siLn
Just opened a case of spring
rercales. C. w. & J. e. Bauknight,
Walhalla.-ady.
Mrs. II. J. Hesse and family, who
reside near Walhalla. have been hav-
ing very serious time, the entire
family suffering from the influenza.
All OF the family are better at this
time, we are informed, except one
daughter, Miss Matte, who is in a
critical condition. We Join with
other friends in the sincere hone that
they may all be soon restored to per-
feet health.
Go TO Browns Garage when you
want repairs or supplies on mo-
ment's notice.-adv.
Influenza is taking everybody in
this time. Among those we have in
mind at present arc Mrs. Rosa Schro-
der, Mr.. and Mrs. Will J. Schroeder
and children, all in one family; Mrs.
EoSa Schroeder is considered very
sick. Mrs. G. G.. Jayncs and son.
Earwood. the former reported better,
the latter practically we'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Carter and their en-
tire family, none dangerously i'll. but
all with typical cases. John Busch
and wife and entire family. who live
rear town, all reported rs slowly re-
covering. Little Henrietta Oliver. at
the home OF her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John w. oliver, Just out Of
town. not seriously ill., Miss Lola
Kaufman. teacher in the Walhalla
High School, was forced yesterday to
give up her work temporarily, but is
not thought to be seriously i'll. w.
0. White and practically his entire
family are confined to their home on
account Of severe cases. Claude w.
Reid was forced to leave his work at
the office of the CHAN
Mills Monday morning; not seriously
i'll. J. G. Montjoy, superintendent
Of the local mills, Is recovering from
a severe attack. The disease seems
to have taken hold everywhere, in
every section of the county. Reports
come in from every source showing
that the general nature of the cpl
demic this time is to attack entire
families and run through settlements
and communities as a whole. We are
Informed that the local Red Gross
officials have requested that a nurse
he sent to Walhalla from headquar-
;ers to assist in some of the cases
| where whole families are stricken
and by reason Of this unfortunate
condition practically helpless. 1t il
| hoped that the epidemic will soon
| run it's course The families of Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Hetrick and Mr.. and
| Mrs. G.. +. Hetrick, who have beAi