Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-04-16
-Our yulcaniZing ia done

Our vulcanizing Is done the
factory way"-the only way. Wal
l,alla Tire Shop.-adv. loft.
B. B. Stone. of Autun, and San
ford Simpson, Of Pendleton, were
among the business visitors in Wal
halla last Saturday. Mr.. Stone is
pleasantly remembered by many in
Oconee, he having last year engaged
in farming in this county.
Big stock Of screen doors and
windows, window sash and doors.
Whitmire Marett Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.-adv.-1 5-tf.
H. c. Busch. after spending
week in Walhalla with his family,
left last Sunday morning for Charles
ton, where he will be stationed for
some time, he having recently been
transferred to the Charleston Navy
Yard from the Paris Island station.
He has many friends who are al
ways glad to see him at home, and
who are also glad to know that he
is making good in the government
service.
Since last Saturday the Wal
halla post off ce has adopted new
office hours, accommodating delivery
of mail to the new schedule. Owing
to the lateness of the last train in,
no mail is worked up from it. From
this time forward, unless there is
change of schedule again, the post
office will close promptly at 6 D. m.
and remain closed until z o'clock in
the morning. Those who have been
accustomed to getting their mail in
the evenings will miss this accommo-
dation, but it is too much to eXpect
the post Office force to work up the
last night mail now that the schedule
has been moved up an hour and q
half, the last train reaching here at
$50 o'clock.
Rex, Thursday, Dorothy Phil
lips, star of Heart Of Humanity" in
"The Talk Of the Town" Can a
married woman act as she pleases?
Come and see-10 and 25c.-adv.
What came near being serious
accident occurred in Main street last
Thursday afternoon as the children
of the Walhalla High School were
leaving the school grounds from
College street and entering Main.
The child that was knocked down by
an automobile was Katherine. one OF
the little twin daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. \. Iietrick. Fortunately
the child did not get under the
wheels OF the car, and her injuries
were slight, she being bruised and
terribly frightened, but no bones
were broken, and her bruises were Of
minor nature. The car was driven
by young boy of the school and he
was taking home n number of chill
drcn who live in the country near
Walhalla. The car, we understand,
was not going at an excessive speed,
the accident being due, apparently,
to confusion on the part Of the young
driver, who should have turned to
the right, going up Main street
short distance, but instead he at
tempted to cross Main street directly
through College street. No censure
is placed, so far as we have learned,
but the incident should serve as
warning to all automobile drivers
that they cannot take too many pre-
cautions, nor stick too closely to the
rules of the road" The little lady
is to be congratulated upon making
her escape with such slight injury
We can save you money on drag
harrows. cultivators, cotton planters,
etc. WhitmireMarett Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.-adv.-1 5-tf.
Miss Mildred Moore returned to
Walhalla last week and Is spending
some time with her mother, Mrs. Nell
lie Moore. Miss Mildred has been
attending business college at Sum-
ter, and recently graduated. Her
friends are glad to have her among
them again.