Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-07-29
Bank of Wa1ha1la,
WALHALIA, S. G.

Highest prices paid for chick
ems and eggs. w. "A. Peehuff, at
Walhalla Cotton Mill. adv.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Smith, Wednesday, July %, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam J. Isbell are
rejoicing over the arrival, last Sat
urday, July 25th, of a son.
Misses Eloise and Irene Stro-
ther left yesterday for Henderson,
Vile, \. c., where thcy will spend
few weeks.
Fair Dodd, of Atlant" spent the
latter part Of last and first of this
week with his family in West I'm
ion at the home Of Mrs. r. G.. Stro-
Their.
For Salc--Berkshirc and Duroc
pigs; ready for delivery now. Ap-
ply to Mrs. J. w. Abbott, Walhalla,
Route NO. |. 3O*
}. l.. Parker and family. Of At
lanta, moved to Walhalla last week
and are occupying the cottage on
Faculty Hill but recently vacated by
Mrs. VIM. Richie and family, who
have moved to the Kiel cottage on
upper Main street. Mr.. Parker has
received appointment to the railway
postal Clcrkship, and he and his FAM
lily will hcraiter be permanent citi-
Zens Of Walhalla. We gladly vel
come these good people to our midst.
Mrs. J. b. S. Dendy entertained
most charmingly on Wednesday, July
22d, giving a pink rose party in
honor Of Misses Lii Watson, Of
Greenwood, and Mabel Yer er, Of
Martin, Ga, two visitors very popu-
lar in Walhalla The hostess artis-
tic touch supplied the guests with
lovely rose envelopes, in which a
clever contest was found on rose
petals. The prizes, rose hatpjns, are
treasured b. the honOrees and Miss
Daisy Strong. Refreshments Of a
rosy hue were enjoyed by all. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Tabitha
Stribling, Emma and Jack Dendy.
Those present were Misses lii Wat
son, Mabel Werner, Dora Pitchford,
Mamie Harrison, Katie Harrison,
Eloise StrOther, Irene Strother jamie
Neville, Sue Maxwell, Daisy Strong,
Gertrude Smith, Anna Stribling,
Frances Stribling. Tabitha Stribling.
Mesdames J. G. Neville and Claude
Reid
One car (GO,0OO) tin cans, with
solder hemmed caps, wire solder SOL
derinG fluX, Gaping Steels, etc. Math-
cson Hardware Co., Westminster, S.
C.--AdV 81
The home Of Will Wright, who
lives on the place of DR.. Browning
near Seneca, WIS paid an Official
visit" last Saturday by Sheriff John
w. Davis ana COnctahla N NJ
Gaines, Of Seneca who discovered a
quantity OF liQuor--abOut two and a
half gallons-stOred under the house
Wright is cOlOrcd tenant on the
Browning place, and it is under
stood that there are others implicat-
ed in the liquor dealing that was
carried on. Wright had an inge-
MUS method OF storing the STUFF, nav-
ing two loose planks in the floor OF
his home. BY raising these he was
enabled to set a shipping carton with
jug enclosed conveniently close and
closely convenient for handling, with
no appearance of anything susDi-
cious to a person in the house. She
riff Davis, however, noticed, on in
speCting under the house, that there
was peculiar object about the CEN
ter, and while he watched to see
that nothing took place under the
building, Constable Gaines investi-
gated on the inside, with the result
thal the loose planks were discOv-
cred, removed and the package Of
llquor disclosed. The negro was ar
rested and brought to Walhala and
lodged in Jail.