Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-09
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ing cuitivators. w. NJ. Brown. Son,
Walhalla.--adv. N..l
Mrs. RI. L. Brandt returned last
week from Charleston, where she
nad Deen spending several weeks Wis
ltng among her children and other
relatives. Mrs. Brandt was accom-
panied home by her granddaughter,
Miss Mamie Hunter, OF West Union,
who has Just completed a course at
business college in that city. tn cir
many friends are glad to have them
back home again.
Save higher cost Of toilet arti-
cles and all patent medicines by buy
ing during the month Of Anril--be-
lore tne war stamp goes OF. Nor
man Drug store, Walhalla.-ady.
On the evening Of March 29th
about twenty-five people met al the
nome OF Mrs. Susan Logan, near
Walhalla, to celebrate the eighiieth
birthday Of Aunt Caroline Logan.
The time was spent in singing and
prayer, which Aunt Caroline said she
preferred to anything else. Some
small gifts were presented, which
added to the pleasure Of the occa-
sion. Aunt Carolines testimony was
that "she loved the Lord and was
ready to 60" Her many friends in
various parts Of the county will join
with us in the wish that she may
yet live to celebrate still other and
even happier birthday anniversary
occasions.
Our vulcanizing is done the
factory way"--the only way. Wal
lalla Tire Shop.-adv 1Otf.
Aunt Millie" Dyson died at her
home near Walhalla last Friday April
18th. Aunt Millie was we'll known
by many in this section of Oconee
and was respected by white and
colored people alike. She was the
wife Of Perry Dyson, an old darkey
of the ante-bellum type, who is also
highly respected wherever he Is
known. She leaves fourteen grand
dren, and five great-great grandchil-
dren. and is survived also by her
aged husband and several children.
She was &C years Of age. Her re-
mains were buried at Bethel ceme-
terry Sunday afternoon, quite a num-
be: Of people who had known the
deceased intimately attending the
last sad rites.
Big stock Of screen doors and
windows, window sash and DOORS
Whitmire Marett Hardware Co..
Westminster, S. C.-adv.-15-tf.
Among the boys who returned
last week from overseas service we
are glad to note the following: r.
W. Abbott, B. f. Grant, j. Eugene
Abbott, Sam G. Pitchford, all Of Com
pany y, llSth Infantry; D. X. Chas-
tain, Supply Company, 11Sth Infan-
try; Lee J. Kelley, Co. D, 11Sth In
fantry; Dick Biemann, Co. H. 1O6th
Infantry. 27th Division; VIII Scott,
Co. b, llSth Infantry; Burt Abbott,
Machine Gun Co., 118th Infantry All
OF the above are members of the
famous Thirtieth Division except
young B1emann, who was member
! of the eth Division These young
men are receiving most hearty and
cordial welcome at the hands of
their many Walhalla friends.A
New Home sewing machines
the best on the market Moss & An
sci, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.
There are many friends in 0co-
nee OF J. w. Stribling, of Seneca
Lieut.. j. w. Stribling now--who will
be pleased to learn that his name
appears among those Of "our boys"
who have been cited for bravery in
the field Of activity in the great
world war. Lieut.. J. w. and Charles
Slrihiing are sons Of Mrs. 7. E. Strib-
ling. formerly Of Seneca, but now Of
Gr"caviilc. The latter received his
discharge from the army on the 18th
OF Narch. Both young men made
splendid reS<"ds in the service OF
Uncle sam. and we join with others
OF their friends in extending hearty
congratulations upon returning to
loved ones with clean records and
whole skins.
Rapid Sealer" in your tires
stops punctures. preserves the rub
Der and gives you more miles. w.
NJ. brown & Son, Walhalla.-ady
R. A. McLees has begun the
erection Of a cottage residence on
proved a very valuable citizen for our
town. He is home-lover. and when
he cant find il home that suits him
he builds one. When his new home
is completed he will have built four
houses since coming to Walhalla.
And people other than Mr. McLees
seem to like his style of building, for
he seldom occupies one of his homes
for q great length Of time. He sells
himself out Of new home and then
builds himself into newer one. He
is living refutation Of the old ad-
age that fools build houses and wise
mon live in them, though we would
not go the limit in this theory and
say that he completely reverses the
old saying.
Geo. l.. Wilson, proprietor of
Rex Theatre, has arranged to bring
TO Walhalla the greatest of all mo-
tion picture dramas, "The Birth of a
Nation IA wonderful and mighty
spectacle showing the trying period
fNllANNinI Ii 10 lnn Of he II