Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-05

Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. p. l..
Green, of Salem, on March 10, 1916,
q daughter.
born. unto Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Sitton, of Walhalla, April 5th, a
son. Congratulations!
Cabbage plants every week at
q. II. Schumacher's.-Ad II.
Miss Jennie Rose Bishop. of
Greenwood, is spending this week in
Walhalla as the guest Of her little
friend, Miss Annie Wilson.
The new candidates this week
are: A. If. Dagnall, for Congress;
Frank II. Shirley, for state Senator;
John w. Davis and William VI. Kay,
for Sheriff; j. Il. Earle. OF Walhalla,
for Circuit Solicitor.
Get your guano distributors and
guan0 horns at Carter e. Co. 's.-Ad.
We are requested to announce
that the West Union Debating Soci-
ETY. meets every Friday night at the
school house. The debates are we'll
attended, and the public is cordially
invited to attend.
We are glad to report that Otto
Cantrell, who is suffering from an at
tack OF pneumonia. is improving.
Under the care OF the family physi-
clans and a trained nurse. Miss Leo
nard, OF Greenvillc, his early recov-
cry is hoped for.
---l'or Salc--A square piano, in
handsome case; second hand; cheap
$50 cash. Apply to Courier Of
flee, Walhalla. 15+
--Mesdamcs r. q. Merrick and A.
A. Mcrricls, OF Greenville, spent Il few
days recently visiting at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs. B +. Sloan. This was
Mrs. A. A. Mcrrick's first visit to Wal
halla. While here she made a num-
bcr Of friends.
The nterdcnominational Sunday
School Convention Of Chattooga and
Pulaski Townships will be held at
Double Springs church next Sunday
morning at | | o'clock. All congrega-
tions in these townships are urged to
send representatives. a splendid pro-
gram has been arranged and will be
carried out.
The Peoples Store. Walhalla,
was thrown open for business last
Saturday, and the firm has been en-
joying fine trade. Mr.. Fayonsky is
now in the Eastern markets purchas-
ing full line OF spring goods-for
both men and ladies. The goods will
be here before Easter, and the line
will consist Of only the newest crea-
tions and ideas Of things for the glad
season. Remember the Peoples
Store, Walhalla. ADV.
Married, at the residence of the
officiating officer, p. l.. Green, Magis-
trate, ut Salem, on April I'd, Miss Nit
tie Alexander and Leonard Morgan.
The bride is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Alexander, Of Murphy,
Pickens county, and numbers her
friends by her acQuaintances. The
groom is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Morgan, of the Oconee Creek COM
munity. this county. He Is prosper
GUS young farmer. Many friends will
join The Courier in extending hearty
| congratulations and good wishes.
Seven cakes Octagon soap for
25c.-Saturday only. Moss & Ansel,
Walhalla.-Adv.
A movement is under way to es-
tablish the Soulhsidc Baptist church,
to be located conveniently near the
villages OF the Walhalla plant Of the
Monaghan Cotton Mills Company and
the Hetrick Hosiery Mill. The site
for the church has hecn given Jointly
by the Monaghan Mills Company and
K. L. Jaynes. 1t is planned to raise
about LOO for the church building.
Committees will actively canvass for
subscriptions to this fund during this
week. and it is hoped that the appeal
Will be given liberal response
-Wanted--I0O hens at once;
also turkeys. ducks. chickens and
beef hides, for cash. r. ID. Oelkcrs.
Walhalla. ADV. 10.
-Sheriff Davis last week received
notice to appear at the session of
Federal Court now being held in
Grecnvillc to "Show cause why he
should not be ruled for contempt"
The little misunderstanding came
about through recent case in the
General Sessions Court in Oconee.
One OF the numerous persons charged
recently with violation Of the State
liquor laws was under bond to ap-
pear at the recent term Of Oconec
Court, and he was here on time. In
fact. he was ready to plead guilty be-
fore the Court was ready to entertain
such plea. because the grand Jury
had not at that time passed upon the
Indictment against him. The defend
ant was anxious to plead guilty, but
was told by Sheriff Davis to await the
grand jury's actiCn This same man
was wanted by Federal authorities
and was pointed out to a Federal Off
Ger as the man he was seeking. He
arrested tho man. Henry Franklin, a
little later and lodged him in Jail,
and when. in the afternoon. he went
back for him, he found that the State
Court had accepted Franklm's plea