Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-14
Heavy feedstufr, hay and -four, |

I'VE trade you service for business.
adv. 35-3S.
Mrs. J. A. Moody and children
returned ONE last week after a very
! pleasal visit of several days to rel,-
tives and friends at Franklin, n. G.
MIR. Moody drove through to Frank
lin the latter part OF the week, re-
turning with his family.
Married, on Sunday last, Sept.
11th, Miss Connie Jones and H. p.
Elkin The ceremony was performed
| by Notary Public j. Fl. Hunnicutt, Of
the Oconee Creek section. We join
with others in wishing the young
! couple long life and happiness.
For Sale-One new Ford truck,
with Goodyear pneumatic tires; also
one six-cylinder Buick five-pessenger
car, practically good as new. All at
a bargain. Will sell for cash or good
note. W. S. Brock, Seneca, S. c.
adv .-31-tf.
The colored schools in Walhalla
| illness Of one of the teachers, who is
suffering, we are informed, with a
severe sore throat, and rumor has
it that the trouble is Of a diphther-
etic nature. We have been unable
| to verify this latter report, but the
local authorities will do we'll to take
every precaution against spreading
Of the disease if the reports are as
| certained 10 be true
We were glad to meet our old
| iriend, II. e. Schroeder, Of George
| town. in our Office Monday. Mr..
Schroeder has been in Walhalla for
some two weeks, but made his first
appearance in our office Monday. He
came up to recuperate, having been
quite unwell for some time, and will
remain here until he has entirely
recovered. He has many friends in
| Walhalla who are always glad to
see him.
! Land Bank Appraiser l.. w.
Boykin writes that he will be at Wal
halla about the first of the week be-
ginning Sept. 26th to appraise for
Walhalla, Fairview and Piedmont
Associations. w. II. Glenn, another
appraiser, is appraising for the West
minister Association this week and
! will probably finish there next week,
and will join Mr.. Boykin at Wal
halla. The Land Bank bonds are
selling at 101, and it is expected,
they say, that they will be able to
catch up with the loans by Jan. 1st,
1922.
Talk about pre-war prices and
bargains! How about heavy flve-gal
Ion oil cans-the regular $3.50 kind
at 9Sc.? eve trade You service
for business" ]. II. Alley, West
Union, S. C.-adv.-35-3S.
Henry Othersen arrived in Wal
Ealla last Monday and will remain
here for some time visiting his mo-
ther, Mrs. C. Othersen, and family,
and among friends. Mr.. Othersen
has been out OF the army service
for two years, the past two years
having been given to work in the
civil service branch. Latterly he has
been connected with the Medical Sup
ply Depot in Norfolk, Va. He has
now severed his connection with the
government service, however, and
will probably enter some scivilian
business nearer home. Mr.. Othersen
has many friends here who are glad
10 see him again.
! The Paul Hayne Circle was de-
lightfully entertained on Friday, the
| 9th, by Mrs. Wade G. Hughs. Sew
eral visitors lent an additional pleas
ance Of members was good. The
meeting was both interesting and
pleasant. Due to the absence Of the
president. Mrs. Chas. Hetrick, second
vice president, presided The pro-
gram for the afternoon consisted of
readings by Mrs. Bell Mrs. Moss and
Mis-. Rogers. Miss Daisy Strong and
Mrs. Harry Hughs gave very sweet
duet on the violin and piano. After
the program the hostess gave her
guests a charming little contest, the
answers to which were the names Of
different fruits. Mrs Sloan won the
prize, which was lovely salad bowl
decorated with fruit. During the
social hour Mrs. Hughs, assisted by
her little daughter. Miss Gertrude,