Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-10-15
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1910.
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L. Blumcnthal, Of Westminster,
is conducting another of his great
sales this week, beginning to-mor-
row (Thursday). 1T will be both
OF interest and benefit for those who
can do so to attend this sale and
take advantage Of the reduced prices
that he is Offering for this special
sale. See advertisement on fifth
page.
Miss Emma II. Cobb. of Noun
tain Rest, and Jesse |. Watkins, OF
Battle Creek. were happily married
at the residence Of A. Il. Pitts. in
the upper part Of our county, on
Sunday, Sept. 2Sth, Notary Public
Gus. &. Arve officiating. The young
couple have many friends in the
county who will join with us in
wishing them every happiness and
long life.
Tho local political pot has be-
gun to simmer and soon will be boil
ing with old-fashioned energy Geo.
ID. Schumacher. n0w Il member Of
Council, is the first candidate to an
nounce himself for Mayor Of Wal
halla. His announcement will be
found elsewhere in this issue The
election for Mayor will take place
this year in December thus giving
the newly elected officers opportuni-
~ to begin the municinal ye'r with
ihn ColNuicI TC"r, Registration
books Nro NOW open, j. A. liu;uon
hc'ng The Supervisor or rrEistratirn.
--Janos Andrew Na~ldin. Of Me
Cool Miss, i3 ESi,iug trieuds IL
uccnee county. tiu left here in No
rember, 1865, and this is his first
visit to his old home. lie is son
OF the late Rev. Tyre b. Mauldin He
Is visiting especially Mrs. Julia ID.
Shanklin, and was in Walhalla Mon
day renewing acquaintances OF his
boyhood days. te called especially
to see Messrs. John ID. Werner. j. ID.
Perry, S. *. Dendy and NJ. r.. Hughs.
He was Il Confederate soldier and
came to Oconee from the reunion at
Atlanta last week. His friends we're
delighted to meet him again.
There are many in Walhalla
and Oconee who will be interested
In reading the following invitation,
several OF which have been received
IN Walhalla: 'AIrs. Adlena Puck
haber invites you to be present at
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
church, Charleston. S. c., on Thurs
day afternoon, October 23d, 1919,
age OF her daughter. Sophie Margue-
rite, to Mr.. J. Henry Meyer" The
bride-to-be is pleasantly remem-
bered In Walhalla by many friends,
she having resided here with her
mother and grandparents until
about eight or ten years ago. The
young couple will be at home at No.
10 Carolina street, Charleston, after
November 10th.
A marriage Of much interest to
many friends in Oconee was solemn
lied on Sunday, October 10, at the
home Of w. w. Bearden, near Oak
way, the contracting parties being
Miss Mabel King. Of Gross Roads,
and Julian w. Morgan. Of Spartan
burg. Rev. Guy Martin officiated.
The bride was lovely in beautiful
pearl-gray silk, In which she was
married. and travelled in a handsome
Pekin blue wool cloth travelling suit.
The young couple left Immediately
for Spart Bburg, where Mr. Morgan
Is engaged in business. Mr. Nor
gan is a recent arrival from over
seas. having served in France If
months Mrs. Morgan is an ex-
nurse from the Columbia Hospital.
Ih1rc are many friends who will
join with us in wishing them Il long
HE or happiness and prosperity
Last Sunday night or Monday
morning about | o'clock Policeman
Gus sullivan made an arrest in
llnuor case. resulting in bringing
1n'o the town treasury $50 cash and
bond covering an additional sum
or $2H, which is to be paid the
latter part OF this week. Policeman
sullivan, with Special OHicer \. r.
Rcid. began watching a crowd gath
er IN the extreme upper end Of town.
ana 1t was just about | o'clock when
they made dive into Il crowd OF
- or 20 young men. The crowd
scattered, and though some OF the
members Of the party were pretty
drunk. they all managed to make
their escape except one, Crayton
Hall, who was finally nabbed by
Policeman Sullivan after a chase of
several blocks. Hall had at the
time one full quart OF whskey and
two pints that had been partially
emptied. He also had with him
.32 calibre pistol. He refused posi-
lively to give any information what
ever as to his associates. who are
not known with sufficient certainty
to justify arrest, but good enough
line was drawn on the crowd to
make future watching an easy mat
ter. Monday morning Mayor Hetrlck