Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-22

long while.
Talking machines, records and
| needles; also sheet music. Nor
mans Drug Store.-adv.-3-6
Miss Lille Hughs is just re-
covering from an attack Of influenza,
and her friends here and elsewhere
in the county will be glad to know
that she will soon be quite herself
again.
---R. Duncan, Of Greenville, was
in Walhalla for a short while last
Wednesday, having come over for Il
brief business visit. Mir. Duncan is
looking we'll and states that he is
well pleased with his new home and
business conditions.
-EXchange.-Will swap Ford
touring car or Grant roadster for
horse. See me for a trade. J. w.
Bell, Walhalla.-adv.-2-tf.
Attention is directed to the pro-
fessional card, which appears else
where this week, Of J. l.. Moser, who
has purchased the surveyors outfit
of the late |. II. Harrison. Mr.. Moser
| will be ready at all times to respond
to calls for service in the line of sur
veying.
Liquid smoke for curing meat,
75c. per bottle. c. w. & J. e.
| Bauknight, Walhalla.-adv
Robert Strutton, Of the u. S.
Regular Army, spent a few days re-
| Gently in Walhalla at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Grant. This was
his first visit since he enlisted Tor
service nearly five years ago. He
stopped over in Greenville on his re-
turn to his post, leaving there Mon
day of this week to resume his duties
on one of the naval vessels.
BOTTLES wanted at Norman's
Drug Store. Walhalla.--adv.-3-6
}. c. Owens, of Alpena, Mich.
las been spending some few days in
Walhalla recently attending to mat
| lCrS Of business. He returned to his
home in Michigan last Friday after
noon. Mr.. Owens IS engaged in the
undertaking business in his home
town and states that he has been call
cd on to arrange dozens of funerals
| in the recent past as result Of a
| serious epidemic of influenza. the
| disease being Of very fatal type,
especially among the young and old
people.
ALL outings reduced to 25c. per
yard G. w. & J. IG. Bauknight. Wal
halla. a.-adv
Edwin tIughs, of the United
states Naval Service, was among
friends for a short while last week
| during brief visit to his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Hughs. He was
most cordially greeted by wide cir
Gle OF friends here. Edwin is in the
wireless branch OF the service, having
| charge. in company with another
youngster, Of the wireless station on
board the u. S. S. Evansville Mr..
Hughs returned to his post yester-
| day, going to Norfolk, Va. at which
| point he will board his vessel for
| trip to Santiago. We join with his
many other friends in wishing him
continued success in his service for
| Uncle sam.
| Go to Browns Garage when YOU
| want repairs or supplies on a mo-
mcnts notice.-adv.
| Among the many 'lu" sufferers
whom we failed to mention last week
we note the following: Rev. and Mrs.
Aull are nursing back to health their
six children, all Of whom are doing
nicely: Mrs. J. Arthur Moody and
Two children have been quite i'll, but
are Improving: l.. Earle Beard was
taken sick during last Wednesday
morning and went at once to the
| oconee Hospital at Westminster,
from which institution good reports
come as to his condition.; Mrs. n. L..
rant and daughter, Miss Kathleen,
ana younger daughter, all doing
we'll, Miss Kathleen being out; Mrs.
G r. Rhodes. now practically we'll:
Z. G. EnSlcy, now able to be out
after quite severe attack; the two
daughters Of Mrs T.. A. II. Schroeder,
hoth recovering. There are doubtless
recovering. There are doubtless
others whom we have not heard Of.
as the influenza epidemic seems to
naVc stricken some one in practically
every home, and where il strikes It
generally goes through the entire