Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-15

'xeM as those operating other makes
Df cars. We are glad to welcome the
Green Motor Company into the bus
ness circles Of Walhalla, and wish
for them an abnndant success.
-686 cures bilious fever.-adv.
-Four candida 'es, 1T is said, were
on hand in Anderson lest Saturday
to stand the civul service examtna-
taon for the postmastership at PEN
dleton, which Office pays a salary Of
about $1,000 = year. Those who at
tend ID the examination with q view
to seeking the Pendleton postmas-
te'rship were: Miss Jean Sloan, tho
incumbent: Nr. and Mrs. Aiger aiui-
lally and Joel K. Harper. Miss Jean
Sloan Is daughter of the late Paul
Sloan, and has held the postmaster
ship at PendQeton for several years,
and is said to have given universal
satisfaction in the conduct Of the
office.
TO break a cold take 666.-adv
The many friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Galloway sylnpathize
with them in the loss Of their son,
Crayiton, ten years old, which occur
red at their home on Walhalla Rt.
Q, in the Picket Post section, on
Monday. Feb, 9th, ct o'clock. Fiji
neral services were conducted by
Rev. j. B. Tramel, and the little
body was laid to rest at Bethlehem
cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Be-
sides his parents he leaves five bro
theirs and two sisters, with other
relatives and friends, to mourn his
untimely death. The bereaved ones
have the sympathy Of many friends
in their sorrow.
The other day man walked
to the store Of C. w. G ]. T..
Bauknight and asked, "Got any Pc
runa?" G. W. replied that he did
not sell it and never had; but" he
continued, II can give you a good
drink Of water and sell you the best
chick feed on the market-Purina-
the we'll known Chick Chow" 1t
turned out that that was just what
the customer wanted. only he rad
gotten the name somewhat mixed
up. G. w. G J. e. Bauknight sell
this wonderfully good feed all the
time. 1T is high in feed value and
pure in analysis. See advertisement
ON this page.
Friends Of Bishop Grant will be
Interested in learning that he is now
attending the University Of Georgia,
where he is talking course in prac-
tical forestry under the termc Of the
Federal law by which ex-so1diers
are given opportunity to take up
study Of prac cticaf lines at the uni
versities and colleges in various Sec
'tdons Of the country. Another of
our young men is attending a SINH
lar course OF instruction at the Uni
versity of Georgia-Archie D. Har-
kins, SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Harkins, Of WalhaMa Route 2. Mr..
TSrkihs Is specializing in dairying
and animhl hrlsbandry. Mr.. Grant
llas been at the university for about
A. Grant, Of Walhalla.
500 cures chills and fever.-adv
Owing to the inclement weather
Monday night, and the consequent
small number Of people who wit
Messed the presenta tion Of the pic
ture, wedding Bells,' featuring
Constance 1talnMdge, the manage
ment OF the Star Theatre, W'aEhalla,
announces that this picture will he
repeated tonight wednesday, #
you did not see wedding Bells'' on
Monday night, take advantage Of
this opportunity to see 1T tonight.
1t is a picture we'll worth seeing and
YOU will be repaid FOR even going TO
some Inconvenience or Drawing bad
Gather in order to see 1t. The the
atre IL warm and comfortable, and
there is GOOD music with every show.
On Thursday night Mary Miles Min
ter, in '4Hcr Winning Way" will be
the attraction, and Friday 1.-The
n iphf - C,,nco
pictures, and will be sure to please
the most discriminating audience.
Saturday the usual program, con-
s:Isting OF the thrilling serial, "Win-
ners IF the West" two-reel West
elm picture and two reels Of COM
edy, will be presented. Matinee at
$50 in the a'ftem oon, with night
show ut 7.30, daily.
Friends Of Frank w. DuPre,
formerly Of Walhalla, but for seve-
raj years a resident Of West Vir-
ginia, will regret to learn that he
recently received quite serious in
jury at Rainelle, w. Va, where he
was engaged as superintendent OF
large lumber plant. Mr.. DuPre, on
FRIDAY, Jan. 9th, was accosted in
the plant by man who had been
discharged from the works, the man
requesting that he be put back to
work in his old position. He having
been discharged on the order Of his
foreman, Mr.. DuPre, as superinten-
dent, refused ito send him back TO
his old position, but assured the
man that VI he could find work for
him in some other department that
he would be glad to do SO. The two
separated, and short while after
ward tho man reappeared in the
works, came up to Mr.. DuPre and