Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-02-14
WALHALLA, G. S.

See D. r. Good, Walhalla.
The Emery Circle will meet with
MIS-. c. w. Bauknight next Tuesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Carter are
entertaining a young visitor at their
home, the little lady having arrived
last week.
Hunter, Seneca, has lot of new
goods for all members Of the family.
The ad. Is entertaining from start
to finish.
For Rent-Two-horse farm near
Walhalla; known as w. NJ Fennell
place. Apply to Geo. NJ. Anscl.
L. II. Rimrodt will leave in
few days for Lexington, where he
will engage for a time in business
in that county.
ALL members of Walhalla Lodge,
No. 81, *. Of p, are urged to attend
the regular meeting next Monday
night at 8 o'clock.
--Rev. John G. Law will preach at
| Richland next Sunday morning at II
o'clock, at the Presbyterian church.
| Public cordially invited
! -Reward-Strayed, Friday night,
February, 9th, black and tan hound
| dog; left toe on left front foot
sticks up. Reward will be paid.
Notify Jim Jones, Madison, S. C.
The members Of the w. NJ. S. OF
the Walhalla Baptist church are
earnestly requested to be present at
the church On Thursday afternoon Of
this week, February 10th. Mrs. w.
II. Cary, president.
Farm and Factory: "Ruskin
Anderson authorizes us to announce
that he purchased at Gaffney, S. c.,
Tuesday, February 18th, a $4,000
stock Of goods, and that it is his in
tention to leave Seneca in a week or
two. We hope he will reverse his
decision and handle the stock here" ."
Revenue Officers Il. A. Aiken,
w. F.. Orr, Fl. G. Langston and Dis
pensary Constable A. II. Reid raided
In the upper section Of Oconee last
Wednesday and Thursday, going to
the Brasstown section of the county,
where they destroyed 16 fermenters
at plant and cut down 500 gal
Ions of beer. At this stand the still
and condenser had been removed be-
Tore the officers reached the place.
Leaving that section the officers
came down near Madison, where
they found plant, destroying five
fermenters. 800 gallons Of beer and
a l0-gallon copper still. Thomas
| Hudson was arrested while at work
in the plant. He was given a pre-
| liminary hearing Friday and was
| bound over to appear at the Federal
court in Greenvillc, bail being fixed
at $500
| Cook cotton seed, $3.50 per
| bushcl. One to two bales per acre,
properly farmed; especially adapted
to Piedmont section. J. II. Barnett,
| Westminster, S. G.. o.
"A call was issued last week For
the county convention OF the Repub-
iSoA paw III oCOHCc. HIS
will be held at Walhalla next Satur-
day, the nth, at IL o'clock M, for
thu purpose Of electing delegates and
| alternates to the State convention to
be held in Columbia on February 20.
The Republican district convention
will be held at Greenwood on March
18TH, and precinct meetings for the
county Of OcOnee are called for to-
morrow (Thursday), the 18th. The
county convention Of the Republican
party Is composed of 43 delegates,
aDportioned among the townships as
follows: Chattooga 2, Center 8, Keo-
wee 3, Pulaski 1, Seneca 10, Tugaloo
6. Wagner 10, Whitewater l. The
call is signed by ]. G. Daniels, county
chairman; w. II. Johnson, member
Of Sd Congressional District Execu-
tive Committee, and A. e. Dupree,
secretary
Miss Ada Vollrath, Of Harrison
burg, Va, spent some time here last
week visiting her father, Adam Voll-
rath, and family, near town, and
among friends in and near Walhalla.
Miss Vourath Is pleasantly remcm-
bered here BY nuinber Of our citi-
Zens, though she has been away from
Walhalla for a number of years She
Is now holding a position as mana
ger for the Western Union Telegraph
Company at Winchester, KY, to
which place she went last Wcdnes-
day afternoon. Her sister, Miss