Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-26

MIR. and Mrs. ~. a. collins,
formerly Of Walhalla, but whb have
been for some time residingsat Cor
nelia, Ca, have moved to Toccoa,
where they will reside FOR the
present.
Married, at the residence Of j..
7. O'Kelley, on Sunday, Nov 23d,
Miss Blanche Pearson and James
Jennings, Of Walhalla. J Fl, Hunni-
cutt, notary public, performed the
ceremony. The young couple have
the good wishes Of many friends
Watch our window for pretty
line Christmas goods. All our line
at old prices before the war; big
| line toys. Norman Drug Store
adv. 4S-49. sjh%.
-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Hetrick
are enjoying the company Of a young
man who came to them last Thurs
day morning. Both mother and
child are getting along nicely, though
| they have not as yet returned to
Westminster.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. A. Sullivan, Of
Townville, were in Walhalla for
| short while last week and paid The
Courier pleasant call. MIR. and Mrs.
Sullivan will go to Greenville in the
near future, and Mr.. Sullivan will
take business course at Draughon's
Business College.
The Steck Ginnery, Westmin-
ster, will close for Thanksgiving Day,
27th inst, and remain closed on Fri
| day, 2Sth inst, but will resume
operation early Saturday morning,
10Th inst. Our friends will please
| take note Of this fact and be
governed accordingly.-adv 47-tS.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Bearden, Of
the Oakway section, were in Walhal-
Ia for short while Monday and
paid The Courier an appreciated call.
We are always glad to have our
friends call at The Courier office, and
an especially cordial welcome always
awaits our good friends from q dis
tance. @.b
Mrs. S. II Coe, of Richland, has
purchased from r. H. Alexander, Of
Walhalla, the property on Faculty
Hill, on College street, known as the
Mckinney home. The purchase
price, we understand, was $4,000.
Mrs. Coe will probably move to WAL
halla during next month, and she
and her family will be most cordial
ly welcomed among us.
Pretty lot toilet and manicure
sets, mirrors, frames, baskets, books,
pictures, box paper, perfumes, can
dies and novelties for ladies and
girls. Norman Drug Store-adv.
4S-49.
Married, on Nov 22d, at South
Union, Miss Effie Moseley and Geo.
| Honea, and on the 23d Of November,
at Westminster, Miss Nettie Single
ton and Edward Martin. Both cere-
monies were performed by Notary
Public j. H. Allen. These young
couples have numerous friends, with
| whom we join in extending congratu-
lations and all good wishes.
See Dynamic Dorothy" Phillips
in the greatest love story Of all
times THE Right to HappinAss,",
nex, Wednesday, Nov. 26. T'25Nand
80 c.-adv.
Otto Kaufman last week began
active work on excavations for the
foundation Of large concrete build
ing at the corner Of College and
Main streets, and he expects by, the
first of the year to have his building
wei! on the way to completion. We
understand that the building will
| be arranged to accommodate 1.-TWO
'
the post Office will be moved to this
building as soon as it is completed,
but We have no definite information
on this point.
-Overalls: Headlight and Car
hart, So suit. Happ grade $4.00.
10c. extra by mail. Mitcl ! & Reed
er, Westminster, S. C.-i-v. 46-tf.
Geo. l.. Wilson, proprietor and
manager OF the The Rex Theatre, has
made arrangements to give a second
presentation Of "The Right to Happi-
| ness,' having secured permission to
hold the great film over one day
longer. This wonderful picture was
shown here Monday night to large
audience and at Westminster Tues
day. The second presentation here
Will be tonight Wednesday, 1t is
a great picture. we'll worth going out
of ones way to see.
THE Right to Happiness" is a
great motion picture directors con-
tribution to the safety OF America.
Rex, Wednesday, Nov. 26. 25 and
| 50c.-adv.
! The many friends OF j. B. Hold
er, Of the Richland community, will
regret to learn that in the near
future he will move with his family
to Turnersburg, N. c., where they
will make their home. Mr.. Holder
will engage in farming, having re-
Gently purchased land in the Turn
ersburg vicinity, near Statesville.
Their many Oconee friends will join
with us in wishing them every sue
| cess in their new home. They will
| leave Oconee early in December.
The Norman Drug Store Is open
ing I'D large variety Of nrettv