Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-10
all makes stnndard sewing ma-
chine needles at Mossy& Ansel 8, Wal
halla adv Q If Stlt 4iS5}ifftIsss{ ~ -

Miss jamie Harrison left last
Saturday for Greenville, where she
will be for the school term as one
Of the instructors III the Victor.
Monaghan Mills school.
Mrs. Sallie White, OF the Con-
cross section, Is confined to her
bed with an attack similar to ma
laria. Her many friends hope she
VIII soon be restored to her usual
good health. l$GS
IF you want to make more
next year than you have ever made,
give us your order for a Fordson
tractor. w. NJ. Brown & Son.-adv.
= Next Sunday morning the SER
vice In the Presbyterian church will
be q special Thanksgiving service to
God for the closing OF the war and
the safe return OF our soldier boys.
Our service flag will be demobilized.
We shall have special and appropri-
ate music. short sermon will be
preached by the pastor or by some
visiting minister. All our friends
who can are invited to worship with
us, and we specially invite our
soldiers to be present. Pastor.
-Permalife storage batteries are
guaranteed for 20 months--for all
makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Walhalla.-adv.
We were glad indeed to see our
good friend, Jas. D. Massey, Of CO.
lumbus, Ga, in Walhalla yesterday.
He paid The Courier brief call, but
was hurrying through town on his
way to spend day or two with his
brother, Sam Massey, and wife, who
are now living in the upper part OF
our county. Mr.. Massey Is recog-
nized as one of the leading business
men Of Columbus, and is identified
with many business interests there.
We are always glad to see him in
Walhalla =
| You haven't bought the best
until you have bought White House
and Sunflower flour. Mitchell &
Reeder, Westminster. s. C,-Adv.-
3i-tf.
A very interesting game OF ba,'
was played on the Walhalla diamond
last Saturday between the Central
and Walhalla teams. The game re-
suited IN score of to in favor
of the Walhalla boys. The game was
considered one of the best of the
season and there were number of
plays that required very close UNI
piring. Another game will be played
here next Saturday, probably be-
tween the Walhalla and Westmin-
ster teams. At the game of last
saturday each team had a pitcher
from the Piedmont league force.
If you want better bread and
winter bread buy White House plain
and Sunflower Self-rising -four.
Mitchell & Recder, Westminster,
S. C.-Adv.-34-tf.
-Oconee comes in for three
scholarships at Winthrop Collge this
year. Miss Winnifred Mason was
awarded the county scholarship,
four years, while Misses Caro- Prc,bst
and Miss Mary Speer, were awarded
scholarships for the State at largo
one year. Miss Mason Is a daugh-
ter of Ex-Representative w. p. Ma
son, Westminster, Route No. 3; Miss
Probst daughter Of Mrs. l.. A.
Probst. Of Walhalla, and Miss, Speer
is daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Speer,
or West Union. These young ladies
arc TO be congratulated on winning
the scholarships open to the girls of
Cconee
lake Bennett, colored, recently
dled III a Western State, leaving some
property in the way Of land. Jake
was Il slave, formerly owned by Col.
| .H'''S -\oi iou, anu WAS SOlG Dy Col.
Norton before the Civil War to a
man from the West. Jake left no
heirs in the West, and if he left any
| brothers and sisters, or their de-
Scendants, they will be entitled to
his property. If any one has infor-
nation concerning the above mat
ter. please notify McSwain & Craig,
Attorneys, Pickens, S. C.-adv.-36-7
Monday evening Rural Police
men Littleton and Mitchell took in
| one e. G. Flanagan, an, Overland
car and ten gallons Of liquor. The
capture was made on the road almost
at the overhead bridge, above West
minister. Flanagan stated to the
officers that he had gotten the liquor
up the road toward Madison. Flan-
nfgan and his car and the liquor were
deposited in the Oconee Jail Tuesday
morning, and the prisoner began at
once endeavorlng to make arrange
ments for his release on bond.
Our vulcanizing is absolutely
guaranteed to 0utlast the rest Of the
tire. Walhalla Tire Shop.--ad.-S.O.
--Baylis w. Harrison, who has
been taking a special cotton grading
course at Charlotte, N c., for the
past few weeks, returned to Wal
halla Sunday and is now ready to
take up his work at the beginning
OF the cotton season as cotton
buyer. We understand that he will
be In from the start to the finish,