Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-29
Observation-Disclosures. .3..l..s..li..i..i..,..
|. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .

I. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !.
Observation-Disclosures. .!..s..s.,..,..,.....
Talking machines, records and
needles; also sheet music. Nor
mans Drug Store.--adv.-3-6
Three nice young milk COWS.
with young calves, for sale ut j. p.
S1rih!inG's, Rich!and, 6. C.~-ady. SIS
w. J. Townes, of the Tamassee
section, was in Walhalla for short
while last Saturday. He was on
his way to Greenville, where he will
spend some time visiting among re-
latives and friends.
Henry White Is now an en-
ployee of Browns Garage. Mr..
White has but recently been added
to the list of employees of this busy
concern and will be glad to have op-
portunity to serve his friends.
For Sale or Rent--Major Leon
ard Rogers place, near Salem; IA
acres; good location. near schools
| and churches; near Tamassee In
dustrial School. Will sell on easy
,, terms. Apply to e. L. Herndon,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv. 5-6.
There will be call meeting
o1 the D. A. RS at the residence of
Mrs. j. w. Bell on Thursday to-
morrow afternoon at 800 o'clock.
The purpose Of the meeting is to
propose new names for membership
| and any other business that may
| arise.
John A. Bischoff has been ap-
pointed as an auxiliary mail carrier
for the town Of Walhalla and will
| enter upon his duties February lSt,
! MIR. Bischoff will serve that portion
| or the town east OF Spring street,
including the Victor NJ Monaghan Cot
ton Mill hill. while Mr.. Colley will
serve the remainder Of the town.
Big new millinery stock will be
opened up in the Norman Dry Goods
Store for the Easter and spring sea
son. The latest and neatest styles
Will be carried throughout the sea.
son. All work guaranteed .-adv.
Prank Brennecko, of jackson.
vile, Tenn. has been spending Il
week in Walhalla visiting his
mother, Mrs. Fannie 'Brenneckc. and
among his many friends here. Tie
left yesterday for Columbia. where
ne Will be FOR short period, and
viii probably take employment in
that city. Mr.. Brennecke has been
engaged with the DUPONT Powder
Company at Jacksonville.
The many friends Of Baylis W
/ Harrison are glad to have him
among them. Mr.. Harrison recent
" was given his honorable DISCHARGE
from the navy. and will be here for
some time. II is probable that he
will take UP the oversight Of his
mothers agricultural interests as
| we'll as rc-enter the fertilizer bust
ness here in the spring lie is most
cordially welcomed back to his old
home.
Our Work is absolutely guaran-
teed first-class. Come in and see
our work and method. Walhalla
Tire Shop, $40 f Main St.-adv.
Mrs. j. p. Stribling. of Rich
land. has been in declining health
Tor some two months. Early in
January she went to Steedly Hospi-
tai, Spartanburg, for treatment. and
early last week she underwent a
rather dangerous operation. Her
condition is very satisfactory at
present, and her friends are en-
couragcd to believe that she will be
completely restored to her usual
| health at an early day.
EXchange.--Will swap Ford
touring car or Grant roadster for
horse. See me for trade. J. w.
Bell. Walhalla .--adv.-2-
If. G. Busch returned last week
to his duties at Paris Island. He
mad Intended returning some two
"ceks earlier, bat before the time
tor his trip doWnState he was over
taken by an attack Of inllu enza, con-
lined to his bed for time. and then
forced to get up in order to help
nurse members Of his family, all
OF whom contracted the disease.
The family are all about recovered
now. Mr.. Busch is employed at the
great naval establishment at Paris
Island.
Highest prices paid for old
tires. Waihalla Tire Shop. 80 t..
Main St.--adv.
Attention is directed to the ad-
Eertisrm"nt. on the fifth page this
week. of l.. Blumenthal, Of West
minister He is making very at
tractive offer for the next Is days,
having reduced prices in all lines.
lie gives in his announcement a few
or the reductions as an index to the
great savings that may he had in