Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-02-12

Wanted Teacher for primary
work in Salem School. Address, S.
). Meroney, Salem, S. C.-adv.
MIR. and Mrs. Mahlon Meredith
arc entertaining young son at their
home in the Victor Monaghan Mill
village. The young man arrived a
few days ago.
In the casualty lists published
within the past few days we note the
ofhcial announcement Of the death Of
Walter S. Simpson, Of Westminster,
who was killed in action. Among
those slightly wounded appears the
name Of Jos. r. Gordon, Of Walhalla.
My stock Of spring millinery will
be ready for inspection in few
days. Call and see the prettiest and
most select line of hats and other
articles for ladies that has ever been
brought to Walhalla. Mrs. j. II.
Darby, Milliner, Hotel Building, Wal
halla.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Herndon left
last week for Washington, to which
city Mr.. Herndon was called on pro-
fessional business. During their alb
S1ice they will also visit Baltimore,
at which place specialist will be
consulted in the interest of Mrs
l!erndon for minor trouble.
In the municipal election held in
West Union yesterday J. G.. Shockley
was elected Intendant, with the fol-
lowing gentlemen as wardens: O. G..
Lylcs. James Phinney, l.. b. Shock
ley, J. A. llutchison. Members of
the Board OF Health are DR.. j. W.
"a
Buy your fertilizers from me,
You know the good old Union goods.
I'm handling it again. 'Nuff sed.
See me. Baylis w. Harrison, Wal
halla.--adv.
w. NJ. Baldwin and wife, of Cal
houn, were among friends in Wal
lalla for short while last Wednes-
oay. Mr.. Baldwin is a great sufferer
these days, having some weeks ago
heen injured, his hip being broken
and his knee badly wrenched. IIc
was helping in the loading of an
engine on wagon and the engine
became dislodged, falling OH Mr.
baldwin. the weight coming against
his hip and knee. He Is improving
now, we are glad to note, and we
hope that he may soon be entirel,
we'll
For Sale. at a bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shane
newly painted, with new top; II
! first-class condition. Call and sc il
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'S garage
. Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-4S.
There are many who will be in
tel"stcd in The following marriage
| announcement. which comes to II.
through tn" medium Of a friend o.
'iir bride and groom: "A very Drctt,
! wedding took place in st. Andrew:
/ church. Mount Holly. y. j., wher
/ Charles NJ. Mccall, Of Mountain Rest
| ). c.. and Miss Anna Maud Gibbs, o
Nount Holly. were joined together in
''t" holy bonds Of matrimony. Rev
/ i'cnry Teller Cooke performing the
ceremony. The bride was dressed in
Wi.ltc and carried Il shower bouquet
of brides roses. Mrs. Harry b. Dill
OF Long Branch, was matron Of hon
or. and Harry b. Dill was hes, man.
lhe bride was given away by her
father, e. Howard Gibbs. After
spending their honeymoon at Niagaro
and In Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Mccall
Will reside in Mount Holly" The
groom is we'll known in this section
and has numerous friends. with
"hom we join in extending hearty
congratulations and all good wishes
to the young couple.
"A special lot of Ford size" tires
al bargain while they last. Wal
halla Tire Shop, 3l0 f.. Main street
adv.
The fact that Representative VI
u. Mcdonald was to return home Ia st
Thursday night was not known bv
friends here. Jas. NJ. Moss, who was
passing by Mr.. McDonald's home in
the late evening, after the night train
had come in, noted the fact that there
was light in the house, and know
ing. or thinking that he knew. that
Mr. Mcdonald was in Columbia he
reported the matter to the policemen.
who went post-haste to the house.
wLerc they found the lights burning,
the front door closed and q kew
sticking in the keyluie, but nobody
home Things looked peculiar. and
ne policemen began an Investigation.
They looked for burglars under the
beds. behind doors. everywhere they
could think Of. But they found no
cne. SO they turned out the lights,
locked the door. and the key was put
safely into cops pocket. There was
mystery here. Then Mr.. Mcdonald
completed little work he had to do
at his oftice, returned to his home and
tound the lights out. the door locked
ana the key gone. Another mystery.
:"r. Nc. sought to arouse neighbor,
out neighbor was dead to the world
and to all practical ends worthless
at the moment, although he had
nccn along with the policemen when
they made search OF the house.
inst then. however, q policeman came
amDling up and there was Il mutual