Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-17
See ""y!is W. Harrison before you
SOL your cotton. ADV, ,F} as

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See H"y!is w. Harrison before you
soil your cotton .---adv.
---Mr. and Mrs. A. Rae Dendy,
after spending :. delightful vacation
with Capt. and Mrs. s. X. Dendy,,
left Tuesday morning for their home
III White Esvcr. $. y. Mrs Dendy,
who IS a native OF Nebraska, carried
a bGEch OF COTTON aiOn3 with her to
show h:r trtcnds what 1t is like.
i you VIII ~? White House and
Sunfio"cr ::our one time, you will
always Euy' it. Mitchell G Reeder,
, Westminster, :. C.-Adv.-34-tf.
Key. end Mrs. I. E. Durham, Of
F., Greenvi!!e, were guests FOR a short
while last week in the home of Mr.
ana Mrs. y. NJ. Brown, Of Walhalla
, lhey were returning 10 their home
from pleasant visit 10 relatives IN
the Jocassae section. Mrs. Durham
is daughter OF Mrs. e. X. Whit
mire, and Is pleasantly remembered
by many as Miss Hassie Whitmire.
--Nobby line new fall and winter
| millinery, hats, trimmings. Nor
mans Dry Goods and Millinery store.
adv.
--Rumors had 1t that last We'd
nesday afternoon a deal was COM
pleted between the Oconce Telephone
Company and the Bell Telephone
Company b. which the Bell people
VIII take over the local telephone
lines in this and adjoining counties.
Information direct from those in
terested in the deal is to the effect
that. while 1T is practically certain
that the deal will be closed in the
near future, still there has been no
transfer OF property or title. When
the deal Is completed facts concern
ing the transfer and intentions for
tho cuturn Will be given to the pub
lc
All makes standard sewing ma
chine needles at Moss & Ansel's, Wal
halla .--adv.-c c4-tf.
Last Monday the children over
at the high school had a battle royal
with hornets. A large nest was dis
| covered Just over the entrance to
tie school building when the chill
dren were arriving. and 1t was de.
cide.l 10 !ct tho "hot ones alone
until after the close of school. There
was about ono hornet sor every hid
in school. hut the majority Of the
children had gone when the battle
took place. 1t was a fight to the
finish. too, ana the hornets were
N'iiS ~ .h SiSSaS pc, OI
them being LETT dead on the "field,"
while there were only few Casual
tiles among the school, forces.
Highest market price paid for
cotton. Baylis w. Harrison, Wal
ha'la a.--adv.
At a meeting Of the County
Board OF Education held last Satur-
day the resignation Of Mrs Jesse w.
| Rankin nttDpf;opoo 0fIicor Po,. noo
nee was reluctantly accepted by the
board. After it was found that Mrs.
Rankin would not reconsider and
continue in the office, Oscar w. Pitts
was chosen to succeed her, and Mon
gay last he took UP the dnties Of the
Office and will take up the work
where Mrs. Rankin left off. ! Mr..
| Fits has numerous friends III the
county who will wish him -,well in
tho discharge Of his duties nj con
nec'ion with the educational system
OF eur county. He is heartily in
favor OF the compulsory attendance
law. and will seek 20 make the work
in Oconee show the very best posi-
siblo results for our county Mr..
F:t,s has hut recently returned from
overseas service with the American
exp rAi,ioHary Forces
| 'C''N luE5o, aII squares anu
floor coverings, bed spreads, quilts,
towels. Norman's Dry Goods Store.
-aCv.
Ai"s. Name; Mah.,Tcy, aged 80
years. dica ut tta iome Of her
dauEhter. Mrs. w. r. knight, Sene-
cH Route No. 4, on Monday, Septem-
Der Sth. She had been sick only
eight days. having suffered from an
attack Of pneumonia. Mrs. Mahaffey
was member Of the Baptist church,
and had been for many years con-
sistent member and earnest worker
in the churches of that denomina-
ton in our county. Her remains
were laid to rest by the side Of her
husbands at the Pleasant Hill Bap-
tist cemetery on Tuesday, September
9th. Rev. Mr.. Craft, Of Central, con-
Quoting the services. The deceaseu
Is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. w. II. knight, Of the
Seneca section; Mrs. A. J. Eskew, of
Central; Mrs. A. J. Carver, Seneca,
and James and Dolph Mahaffey, Of
Balsam, N. c. The friends of the
berea"ed ones will join with us in
extending to them sincere sympathy
in their sorrow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight desire that we extend to all
neighbors and friends heartfelt
thanks for the many acts of kind
ness shown them in their hour OF
aflliction.
You haven't bought the best
"ntil you have bought White House
and Sunnower flour. Mitchell &
Reeder, Westminster, S. C.--Adv.-
34-tf.