Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-02-26
70 his parents, sheriff and Mrs. ".
NJ. alexander, q full-nedged man.

You Will have no trouble in
hnding Just theshat you want, and
at less than you expected to pay.
Friday, February 28th. Miss S. Fin
cannon, SenecasiS. C.-adv.
The Paul Hayne Circle will
meet with Mrs. John A. Ansol
next Friday. February 28th.
Big lot Of enamel, tin and alum-
$40. -"
Mrs. Dora Howard$ { and three
children, OF Atlanta, are spending
thls week In Walhalla, visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
G. Allen.
-Lost--Sunday, February 18th,
gold bar pin and neck boa, between
Baptist church and Faculty Hin.
Leave at Courier office. LADY.
-Klaren Ritter left last Sunday
afternoon for Pendleton, where he
is considering the acceptance of the
position Of telegraph operator
Carload Of lime. You can gct
all you want. w. NJ. Brown & Son,
Walhalla.-adv.
ALL members Of the Rocky Knoll
sunbeam Band are requested to meet
at the Church next Saturday after.
noon ut $50 o'clock.
Lieut.. Harry Earle has received
his honorable discharge from tho
army and has accepted a position In
the Exchange, Bank Of Milledgeyillc,
Ga, with the Conn Bros, whom he
was with when he volunteered
Just arrived-All the now pieces
In O-keh records and sheet music
$. p Abbott, In the Citizens Bank
Building, Seneca, S. C.-adv. 8.
j. Ben Robinson, of Seneca,
suffered quite painful injury last
Monday while riding an unbroken
horse belonging to r. K. Nimmons,
OF Seneca. Mr.. Robinson Is known
as one of the best horselnen in this
section and has ridden and driven
anything in the shape of horses that
Las ever been brought to this mar
ket Monday, however, the animal
he was riding got the better Of him,
throwing him over his head, Mr..
Robinson's body striking against a
post. The fall rendered him un-
conscious for time, but he regaincd
consciousness within a comparative
" short time. 1t is not known to
what extent his injuries go, but it
is hoped that he will soon recover.
--For Sale-At an exceptional
bargain-'One Buick touring car,
equipped with Cord tires and In Al
condition; practically new. w. NJ.
Brown & Son, Walhalla, S. C.-adv
f.-9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Taylor
left last week for Prosperity, where
they will make their home for tho
present. MIR. Taylor will take a
dental college course, we understand
and there are many friends who will
join with us in wishing for him
abundant success in, the profession
which he has decided to enter. s. He
had been carrying on a business here
for some eighteen months which had
enjoyed a phenomenal measure Of
success, this business being con-
ducted under the name '0f the
| Southern Bur Works. The work Of
| this concern was the resharpening of
| dental burs. and the business ex-
tended to practically every State in
the Union. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
| have many friends here who regret
their departure from Walhalla.
Liberty Bonds taken in payment.
at full value, on any piano. organ or
talking machine. S. p. Abbott, in
lie Citizens Bank Building. Seneca
:. C.--adv. Q.
Last week we received from our
friend. w. l.. Thomas. Of the lower
Part Of the county, purple-top tur-
nip. weighing GM pounds of
the largest we have ever seen-and
il was in good cooking condition
being thoroughly sound and tender
Supt. n. A. Smith happened to be
down in Mr. Thomas's section, and
seeing the patch in which this tur-
nip was growing, thought it worth
while showing what Mr.. Thomas does
in the way Of turnip growing
"Well.' said Mr.. Thomas, "since you
are going to take that turnip to Wal
halla, tell Dres Smith that if he says
he can beat it. that have some here
that he can't beat, for there are
lots OF turnips in that patch larger
and heavier than the one you
picked" Deliver the goods, Dres;
we want to see one Of Mr.. Thomas's
really big ones.
A special lot Of "Ford-size" tires
at bargain while they last. Wal
halla Tire Shop, $40 E. Main street.
adv.
Joe Wyly, colored IS years of
age, died In the Oakway-South Union
section Tuesday night OF last week
from the effects Of an "over-dose of
liquor. 1t is stated that two white
men, Tom !!onon and John Taylor
Lee, were carrying jug OF liquor.
and coming up with several negroes.
stopped and set their jug down, and
told the negroes to take as much
as they pleased Joe Wyly, il is
said, drank freely. taking so much
that when he got into a buggy i'm