Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-01
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!, d IA IN " nd Mn u. Lee payis,. of
Greenville.s spent the week k-end with
the formers pa rents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
J. N. Davis, OF Walhalla Route B.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Walhalla Methodist church will meet
with Mrs. Elliott Rhodes Thursday
(to-morrow) afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
All members are urged to be present
promptly.
IAN unusually attractive line Of
new spring millinery at the Hat Shop
Of Quality. See this line before you
buy. Mrs. Jack Darby, Milliner, Wal
halla, s.. C.-adv.
William, J, Paterson, OF Phila-
delphia, Is in Waihalla visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. IT.
Hetrick. Mr.. Paterson is brother
OF Mrs. Hetrick. He expects to re-
turn to Philadelphia some time to-
morrow. ls d.
Special devotional services will
be held at the Walhalla Lutheran
church every Wednesday night at
730 o'clock until Easter. Some In
teresting Bible biographies will be
studied. You are welcome, and your
presence will be appreciated.
Two carloads OF good hay just
received. And our price Is right. j.
H. ALLEY, West Union, S. C.-adv.-10
The many friends Of Mrs. J. r.
Duncan, Of West Union, who has
been quite i'll for some time, will be
glad to know that she is improving,
though her improvement is not as
marked as had been hoped for. We
hope soon to learn Of her complete
restoration to health.
Next Monday will be salesday,
and on that date court will convene
also. There will doubtless be large
crowds in attendance, especially on
the first day Of the session OF court,
the additional attraction of salesday
combining to augment the crowds
that the convening of court will
bring.
Mrs. Jack Darby invites you to
inspect her line Of new and up-to-
date spring millinery, Friday and
Saturday, March Sd and 4th. Wal
halla, S. C.-adv.
Attention is directed to the or
dinances of the town of Walhalla,
which are printed in this issue Of
The Courier. Special attention is d.
| rected to Ordinance No. 2, Sec. s, in
which an error occurs. Where the
| Sanitary Tax rate is given as 25c.
per month 1t should be 33 1-3c. per
! month. This error Is due to tran
scribing the Ordinance, and was not
| noticed by the local authorities until
| after those pages on which the ordi-
nances appear had been printed All
| citizens interested are urged to take
due note Of this correction in Ordi-
nance No. 2, Sec. s.
Get busy on the advertisement
contest. The prize ads. will be found
on the fifth page Of this issue. There
Is In each of the ads. appearing on
this page an Intentionally mis-spelled
word, and priZe-two prizes, In
fact-offered for the one sending in
the first list Of the mis-spelled words,
showing in whose ad. each mis-spel-
led word is found, and giving the.
correct spelling Of the word. See the
rules governing the contest, which
appear In the centre column of the
page OF ads. This is a good chance
to pick up SO or 50 as a reward for
little painstaking study and writ
ing. Get busy!
Rub-My-Tism for umatism.-ad
i have opened up a first-class
blacksmith shop, with Mr.. Eugene
Poor at the anvil. viii appreciate
your patronage. All work guaran-
teed. First-class horse shoeing 81.
Sugar CANE syrup SOC. per gallon; 20
lho h,
35c. A few odds and ends in caps for
men and boys, sold up to 50. choice
now 4Sc. Get my price on -four be-
fore you buy. Have a good price this
week. Gas-Saturday, one day only,
FAC. Come in. ] will shoe you and
tell You the rest. w. NJ. Murphree,
Walhalla, S. c., Route 3.-adv.
On Feb. Sth Mrs. Malinda Will
son, OF the Salem section, passed to
the great beyond. She was The widow
Of the late Taylor Wilson, who died
about one year ago. Her maiden
name was Miss Malinda Ross. She
was Ct years Of age. She leaves her
mother, Mrs. Rudy Ross, IS years
old, who lives in Colorado; two bro
thers, William Ross, OF Walhalla;
Andrew Ross. Of Colorado; three
daughters, Mrs. ]. o. Rochester, Mrs.
w. f. Rochester, Of Salem, and Mrs.
Lum Silvers, Of Colorado; four sons,
Barker and Ben Wilson, Of Colorado,
and John and Dave Wilson, Of Salem,
besides large circle Of relatives and
host of friends. to mourn her
death. She was Christian woman
and always ready to help in time Of
distress and need. Her body was laid
to rest by the side Of her husband
on the day following her death, the
interment being made in the Ross
Gem etery. Funeral services and SER