Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-15

low-men, and respected by ALL" His
mother, one sister and two brothers
survive. One OF the brothers, Dyar
L. Colley, was also serving in tho
navy, having volunteered before tho
United States entered the war, but
lie has received his honorable dis
charge and Is now with his mother
here. 70 the bercaved family or
sympathies 80 oat in the loss o. this
noble son and brother.
New stock all kinds drugs and
medicines at Norman's Drug Store,
Walhalla.-adv. 3-6
On January 7th James NJ Moss,
Esq, delivered the Office of Sheriff
Of Oconee county, with all its emolu-
ments, privileges, duties and heavy
responsibilities, to his successor, w.
NJ. Alexander. The Office seems to
have been handed over in first-class
ccnditicn, with everything promising
for an able administration by Mr..
Alexander. During the two years
that Mr.. Moss served as Sheriff he
lived we'll up to the records made by
other members of his family in the
efficient manner in which the laws
have been enforced and the duties
Of the office performed. We trust
that our new Sheriff will not only be
able to keep up the high standard
that has been set, but that he will
take up where the eX-sherifT left off
end push Oconee further into the
; front rank Of law enforcing, and
therefore law abiding, counties than
she has ever been. Here's our hand
Mr.. Sheriff. Go to it!
For Sale, at bargain-One
Case car, 5-passenger, in fine shape;
newly painted, with new top; in
first-class condition. Call and Sc it
at the Piedmont Auto Co.'S garage,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-48.
j. G. Simpson, of Iva, was one
Of the visitors to Walhalla and COM
munity during the past week. He
has numerous friends here who are
always glad to see him.
We regret to learn that Mrs. G.
W. Dyar and children, who have been
FOR ~ week or more visiting among
relatives near Seneca, have all been
sufferers from Influenza We are
t,lad to learn, however, that they are
all improving.
On last Wednesday Clerk OF
Court John Il. Craig performed the
ceremony that made James Walker
Nally, OF Richland, and Miss Della
Norton, Of Walhalla, man and wife.
The young couple have the very best
wishes Of many friends.
Fresh candies, toilet articles at
Normans Drug Store.-adv36
ALL persons having knitted gar
ments in their charge for the Red
Gross will please finish them and
take or send them to the Red Gross
rooms by Saturday Of this week 1t
| is important. as the garments must
be shipped out at once.
We are informed that our good
friend, B. Frank Robertson, recently
sustained quite painful, though not
serious injury, by a fall on the ice.
lie was visiting at the home OF f. G.
Holden during the recent severe
spell Of weather, and fell on the ice,
sustaining some painful bruises and
hurts, though no bones were broken.
The Westminster Oil and Fcrtil-
i 2r Co. is taking wagon cotton seed
"ud VIII be regularly in the market
com now On.--adV.-
Robert Schaffer, OF the L. S.
navy, spent a short while among rel
;.tivcS in this section last week, visit
ing at the home OF his grandmother,
Mrs. II. NJ. Vaughn. He is a sturdy
lOun"stcr. and has numerous friends
IN and around Walhalla who were
glad to meet his again. lie is sta
toned at New London. Conn, ard is
a member OF the crew OF the L. 5. S.
Corona.
The many friends Of S. \. Pitch
ford will be glad to learn that he is
improving. after having undergone Il
double operation at Il hospital in
Baltimore. lie had anticipated hav-
ing but one operation, but the second
was found necessary at once. and a
third is in contemplation. Mr.. Pitch
ford is in good spirits, however, and
hopes soon to be able to return to
Walhalla. His many friends hope
for his speedy and complete recovery.
Talking machines, records and
needles; also sheet music Nor
mans Drug Store.-adv.-3-G
H. G. Busch. who is engaged in
! government work at Paris Island,
! was at home with his family and
! among his many friends last week,
returning to his work Monday morn
ing last Mr.. Busch has a respon-
sible position, being an inspector Of
work done for the government by
various contractors. He Is looking
remarkably we'll and is enjoying the
best Of health. He has no idea, he
says. as to when the great work be-
ing done at Paris Island will be fin
| ished. The government is doing a
great amount Of work in the way OF
improving the Paris Island yards and
| in adding to the immense undertake
tpr hot nir al inn, 49,,