Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-09-17
WALlIALIA, $. &.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1910.
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Mrs. V. J.. Norman and mother
passed through Walhalla last week
on their way to San Antonio. Texas.
to visit Mrs. Norman's sister
Auto owners. make our shop
your headquarters while in town.
Walhalla Tire Shop.-auv SO.
Hon. NJ. L. Bonh&m. Solicitor
kurtZ r. Smith and ;tunographer
clyde smith, Of Anderson. passed
through WalEall3 Yesterday on their
way 10 Whitewater for fishing trip.
Mrs. Cynthia Evans. OF Iva,
spent last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Earle Simpson. Mrs. Evans
returned 10 her home III Andeaon
county last saturday.
See naylis W. Harrison before you
sell your coitOn.--auv.
We were glad to welcome to our
Office yesterday our old trend. Wal
ter kilhurn. OF Macon. Ga. Mir. Xii
burn is spending this week in Vest
minister with his brother, r. T.. XII
burn. ana family. and could 10, re-
SiSt the temptation to rum over to
~" halla and view The old stamp
ng grounds and renew acuuaint-
HnccS Mr.. Niiburn has many
meet him again.
Ellison NJ. smith left Tuesday
for Columbia. where he entered the
University OF South Carolina Mr.
smith. for the past year or more.
has been rmpln?cA at Greer. S. ..
as teacher in the the ViclOr-Monn-
CHAN Mills school. It will be Of in
tcrcst to his many friends in OcO-
nee that he won the state scholar
snip TO the University OF South Caro-
lima making the highest average that
was made in this State.
Lot inside paints: 30 gallons
linSced oil at wholesale price. Nor
man 5. S.--.-;idv
Il. IT, Aull. for more than a
quarter OF Il century editor OF the
Herald and News. Newbcrry, S. c.,
one Of the speakers on the education
i'll campaign in the South Carolina
Johns Lutheran church. Walhalla.
next Sunday morning at If O'Clock.
Th.S is IA subject Of general interest
in AL parts OF our country. Every
one is welcome There viii be
special music selected for this oc-
ca sion.
that we learn OF the probable resig-
nation Of some OF the officers charged
with the enforcement Of the liquor
laws OF our country. We were in
formed yesterday morning that our
friend, K. Q. Merrick. has rendered
his resignation and leaves the service
to-day. We regret this. as he is
known and recognized by the
authorities as one Of the ableSt rcvc-
nue. officers in the employ OF the
government.
If YOU want better bread and
whittier bread buy White liousc plain
and Suntlower ;elf-rsing hour.
Mitchell & Rcnh3r. Westminster.
S. c. Adv.-3l-tf
We still got letters from sub
ScribcrS asking Us TO change their
papers from o." address; 20 another,
but they fail to give us the old ad-
dress ana write MS from their new
homes. some Of these We ;lG aU.c
10 change ~ o"cn, being familiar
with the old address. but there are
not few whose names we do no.
know where 10 look for Many de-
lays are occaSinncN by failure TO give
O!d address. Don't overlook this I'M
portrait matter in making request
ior change of address. Il VIII iHcili-
tate matters at IGc Courier Office,
and martc 1t will prevent Il delay OF
Scvera! weeks III getting your paper
IoiW-r">d 10 You rs desired.
-rcrmahfe storage batteries are
*,h0"An;""H 70! - months-fOr all
makes of cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Wa!halla .--adv.
We were informed Yesterday
aftc:nOOn that Ed Graham. white.
who drOE' the Buick & car tina, was
i'm = w:cc., with Ford near Seneca
last 3aturr1r. died in a hospital IN
Grccnvillc 'onday. This rupor, has
been dc milc.y rCfited. ana is said
shat II, IS G'rmg along v,ry we'll.
Some cct@iiS NJ tho ;"ci 'nns ngrn
come through TO Wa'hHn. au! those
-irc about - fOllOWE: 1--WE large
&'uick i car was being driven at a
raln OF aDOunt - miles . II hour at
she time Of the accident and was
running on the wrong side OF the
road. Graham was accompanies by
"A negro man, and both are said to
have been pretty well "souscd" with
liquor. The Ford, we are told was
being driven by "Cooter" Jenkins,
'cOlored, and he had as passengers
Major Grove, colored, wife and two
sons. All OF the occupants Of the
ord were badly injured, 1t Is said.
One man, cOlOred, who was near the
scene at the time states that Jenkins