Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-06-18

spending this week visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Alex
ander. Mr.. Mckenzie will leave dur
ing this week, but Mrs. Mckenzie
and children will remain for Il longer
visit here at the Alexander home.
Auto owners, make our shop
your headquarters while in town.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv. ! off,
---Sergt II. H. Langston, of Green
Vile, is spending Il while in Walhalla
visiting his brother, Rev. l.. w. Lang
ston. and family, who are now living
in West Union. Sergt. LangSton has
but recently returned from overseas
duty with the American Expedition
airy Forces. He was with our boys
on the Italian front, and that pOr-
tiOn Of the army with which he was
connected received citation at the
hands of the commander-in-chie for
the great work done by them on the
Piave river. Mr.. Langston received
personal decoration for his part in
the work on the river. He is making
many friends among our people, who
are glad to welcome him to our midst
Another shipment OF refrigera-
tors just received. See us before
they are all gone Whitmire- Marett
hardware Co., Westminster, S. c.
adv.-21-tf.
Sam G.. Elliott has left at The
Courier Office samples Of his wheat
and oats crops, and they make fine
showing indeed. The three sample
bundles make as pretty showing as
we have seen in any year. Sam C.
Elliott, who grew the grain, had about
three acres in wheat, Of two varie-
In1 Il
acres in oats. Mr. Elliott Is farming
this year on the place of Geo. NJ. An
sci. "F Walhalla, the farm being we'll
known as the Fennell place, just a
short distance from town. Mr.. FL
lott has 100 shocks of wheat, but
did not know the number Of shocks
Of oats, as it had not been shocked
when he brought the samples to our
office. All three samples give every
evidence Of heavy yield.
Fox Feature Film Production
"Cleopatra, the greatest lover of
all history, played by the celebrated
siren of the films, Theda Bara. and
an all-star cast; million-dollar pic
ture in eight reels. This wonderful
production will be presented at the
Walhalla High School Auditorium
next Monday night, June 23d. Ad-
mission, children 25c., adults, soc.
Special matinee at The Rex Theatre
$50 p. m., 25c. Cleopatra" will be
presented at The Rex, Westminster,
on Tuesday next, June oath, matinee
and night.-adv.
There are many in Oconee who
will learn with regret of the death
Of James Nichols, of Little River,
whose death occurred on Tuesday
night Of last week. Mr. Nichols was
we'll known citizen Of Oconee, and
was a consistent member Of the Bap-
tist church. He was Confederate
veteran. having served faithfully and
we'll in the Confederate army during
the Civil War He was about so
years Of age. He leaves wife and
seven children, four sons and three
daughters. to mourn his death. and
there are many friends in the county
| who will join with us in extending
sympathy to them in their sorrow.
| Funeral services were conducted on
| Thursday morning last by Rev. J. l..
| hudson, the interment taking place
! in the ChcOhce cemetery at II
o'clock.
Our vulcanizing is done the
factory way"-thc only way. Wal
Ialla Tire ShOp.--adv. loft.
Geo. L.Wilson will present "Cle-
opatra". the great million-dol s.
reel feature production, enacted by
the worlds most noted filr star,
Thcda Bara, at the Walhalla High
school Auditorium next Monday
night. June 23 There will be a spc-
cial matinee at The Rex at $50 p.
m, at which the price Of admission
will be % cents. The price Of admis-
sion for the night presentation will
be: Adults. 80 cents; children (un-
der 2 years Of age) 25 cents. Mr..
Wilson is now operating a picture
show at Westminster, and he has ar
ranged for the presentation Of this
wonderful picture at his Westminster
show house on Tuesday, June oath,
matinee and night. This will be
film feature we'll worth seeing. See
announcement on the fifth page this
week.
Observation-Disclosures and buggy
harness.-We have just received a
shipment Of the Taylor-Cannady high
grade buggies. Our stock Of buggy
harness is complete. 1t will pay you
TO see us before placing your order.
Whitmire- Marett Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.-ady.-21
Last Monday night Sheriff AL
exandcr and Special Officers B. r.
Moss and "Peck" Mitchell took in
quite find" in the way of contra
band liquor at the FIarbin siding.
The officers had spent quite while
watching operations in the vicinity,
and finally went after the cOntraband
by itself when they discovered that
they were not going to be able to
capture the handlers OF the "wct
goods. They captured thirty-siX
half-EallOn jars Of liquor. which had
been stored at various places in the
wood; near tho siding There were