Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-03
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For Sale-Two fine 900-pound
mules for sale on easy terms. II. e.
Alexander, Walhalla, S. C.-adv49tf.
j. Norton Stribling, of Pros
perity, spent the weekend with his
parents, Major and Mrs. w. ].
Stribling, near town.
The third attraction of the Ly-
ceum (Miss Harrold) will be at the
auditorium Monday night, Dec. Sth,
at o'clock. k.-adv.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. Mary Ansel Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. All members are urged
to attend promptly.
Gin your cotton now!-Coal is
getting scarce. We will have enough
coal to run our ginnery until De-
cember 23d, after which time we
will have to close. G. w. Pitchford,
Walhalla.- .-adv.
Cadets Gordon FAINT, J. Fl. F..
Schroeder, George Harrison, Clifton
Cobb, William Stribling and Joe
Moss, OF Clemson, spent Thanks
giving with homefolks in and
around Walhalla. They returned
to Clemson Thursday night.
-Overals: Headlight and Car
hart, s. suit. Happ grade $500.
1Oc. extra by mail. Mitchell & Reed
er, Westminster, S. C.-adv. 46-tf.
Miss Elizabeth Moser, Of Airing
ton, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Moser,
and among friends in Walhalla.
Miss Moser Is employed as teacher
In the graded school Of the Victor
Monaghan Mill village, and returned
to that place Sunday afternoon.
d. W. GrifRths masterpiece,
Broken Blossoms featuring Lillian
Gish, Donald Crisp, at the Rex
again Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. A
story Of undying love, tragedy and
! affection.-adv.
Reports from all over the
Beaverdam Association indicate that
the Baptist churches Of this assocta.
tion will 60 far lover the top" in
subscriptions to the $75,000,O0O
campaign. Every church so far re.
porting shows that the quota al
lotted will be exceeded.
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-ady
| 4S-49.
Tho Bell Telephone Company
has taken charge Of the local tele
Dhone system, the management TAX
ing effect as Of date December !
The Bell people promise improved
service just as early as 1t is possible
to make the changes and improve
ments that are essential to telephone
operation. They ask that all patron.
bear with them until these change!
can be made.
DR.. Campbell, Of Anderson, vii
be in Walhalla, next Monday, Dec
Sth, at DR.. Bells Drug Store, test
ing eyes and fitting glasses.-adv.
Friday Of last week J. r
Brown. OF the Oakway section, los
a fine hog that weighed between 50(
and COO pounds. Mr.. Brown states
that he does not know the cause 0
the death OF the animal. At moor
he fed 1t and it was in splendi,
shape. The next time--within a few
hours-he had occasion to pass b,
the pen where the hog was h,
noticed that 1t was lying in pecu
liar position. and on closer examina
tion discovered that it was dead
He feels that his misfortune may re
suit in good to others in causint
them to keep a very close watch OF
extra large fattening hogs. thougl
he has absolutely no theory to ad
vance as 10 the cause Of his loss.
| nRrok on IlIoocoroo q ctor,, =,
love and lovers-simple as life ant
death-wlll be shown again Wednes
day night 7.30. Rex.-adv,