Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-19

Northwest. Rex, F'rlday-lO ana
20 cents.-adv.
Cadets Gordon Fant, George
Harrison, Clifton Cobb, John II. f..
Schroeder, Joseph Moss, Holleman
Seaborn and William Stribling. of
Clemson College, have been with
homefolks in Walhalla for several
days, to the delight Of their many
| friends.
If you want to reduce the cost
of production, call and let us show
you our riding cultivator. w. NJ.
Brown and Son, Walhalla.- adv. tt.
Word comes to us that influenza
has developed to a serious extent in
Crete section Of Pickens county. B.
p. and r. d. Ellenburg and families
have been stricken with the disease,
but are improving. Mrs. J. W. Head
| is quite i'll now, but is thought to be
improving. Mrs. Head is the wife
Of Rev. j. w. Head, and has numer
Gus friends in Oconee county.
kiss or KILL" real dramatic
treat, featuring Priscilla Dean and
Herbert Rawlinson. Rex, Thursday
10 and 20 cents.-adv.*
The many Oconee friends Of Mrs
NJ. J. Mcdonald, Of Kichland, will
regret to learn Of her continued in
| disposition, she having been sick
for the past three weeks, her con-
Gition being quite serious, though
not of an alarming nature. We hope
to be able soon to report a marked
Improvement in her condition. Mrs.
Mcdonald is the mother of Mrs. w.
G. Foster and Hon. NJ. r. Mcdonald,
Of Walhalla.
Nice line of books and novels
arriving at Norman's Drug Store
adv.
Harry U. Earle, of Milledgeyille,
ga, arrived in Walhalla yesterday
evening to spend some time here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Earle.
Mr.. Earle was in military camp in
Florida for quite a while, and since
| returning to civil life has not en-
joyed his usual robust health. 1t is
thought that during his stay in
Florida he contracted malaria, and
he will remain in Walhalla during
this summer in the hope OF eradicat-
ing the disease from his system His
friends here will be glad to welcome
him back.
The wonderful pain reliever-
''Gannibal Oil'-at Norman Drug
Co.'S (The Nyal Drug Store) adv.
There was happy bunch of
Young people from Greer in Walhalla
last Friday. the visitors being boys
and girls from the Apalachia Mills,
Greer, who came over to present q
humorous play entitled Domestic
Troubles at the auditorium in the
Victor Monaghan village in Walhalla.
They were greeted by large audi
cnce in spite Of the very uncertain
Gather prospects, and the play was
admirably presented. The young
reople were in charge of Ellison
Smith and Miss Elizabeth Moser, both
of the Walhalla vicinity originally,
but who are now engaged in school
end welfare work at Greer. The
many friends Of Mr.. Smith and Miss
Moser were glad indeed to meet
them again and to have opportunity
to observe some Of the results of
their training work. The exhibition
was most creditable.
The annual business meeting Of
tho Hayne Circle was held at the
home Of Mrs. r. l.. Rogers on March
/ 4th. Owing to the amount Of bust
ness before the Circle, it being the
election Of officers. the program was
necessarily short. consisting only of
a lovely piano solo, "Twilight Medi-
tations," which was beautifully and
charmingly rendered by Mrs. S. l..
Werner. The following officers were
elected for the coming club year:
Mrs. J. w. Bell, president; Mrs. w.
l.. Werner, first vice-president; Mrs.
{. w. Bauknight, second vice-pres-
dent; Mrs. Harry lIughs. recording
SoPrntnrU PC 10 nix
| recording secretary; Mrs. r. l..
Rogers, corresponding secretary;
Miss Strother, treasurer. After the
business meeting social hour was
enjoyed, during which the hostess
served a delightful sweet course.
The club will meet on March 2Sth,
| with Mrs. G.. w. Bauknight
On Friday, March 7th, Sheriff
w. NJ. Alexander, Rural Policeman
Littleton. Marshal Gosnell and Speci-
al Deputy b. r. Moss raided in the
Salem section Of Oconec, destroying
two stills and capturing two men.
he first still was located about three
miles from Salem, and at this place
100 gallons Of beer were destroyed,
In addition to the still and outfit
&. E. Alexander was captured at
| tni' P,'-S' "nu was DOunu over Dy
Commission llughs for trial at the
u. S. Court On Saturday following
the above raid, on the 8th, a still and
about 500 gallons OF beer were de-
stroyed. Ben Dodgens was captured
at this plant, brought to Walhalla
and bound over for U. s. Court by
missioner Hughs. The officers
were more fortunate at these two
places than at any recently as these