Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-07-07
Plenty of nitrate Of soda. Frank
II. Shirley, w Westminster,S r,S.C.-adv.27


Sam Maxwell, Of Columbia, was
a guest for a few days this and last
week at the home Of his sisters, Mrs.
j. II. Hughes and Miss Sue Maxwell.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee G. Holleman,
OF Anderson, spent last Sunday In
Walhalla visiting at the homes OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. NJ. Moss and Mrs. Het
tie MaCaulay.
Mrs. Annie Garron and little
Miss Grace McKenscy, after q pleas
ant visit to the formers mother, Mrs.
W. VI. Alexander, returned to their
homes in A.h"yi.la, y. c., Sunday.
-Permaliie storage batteries arc
guaranteed for 20 months-for nll
makes Of cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Walhalla.-adv.
S. |. Oglesby, Seneca Route No.
I, writes: ~ am sending you cot
ton bloom, which found on my farm
July 3D.. | have some cotton that
measures 80 inches in height, and 1T
is growing fine"
Mrs. A. b. Watson, Of Colum-
ba. who has been spending month
in Walhalla with her mother, Mrs.
l.. II. Simmons, returned to her home
Yesterday. Her friends here enjoyed
her visit very much.
The Womans Auxiliary Of the
Walhalla Presbyterian church will
meet in the church parlors at five
o'clock Thursday afternoon, the Sth.
All women Of the congregation are
urged to attend.
Miss Eunice Macaulay enter
tanned q number Of her friends at an
informal dance last Saturday night,
in honor Of her sister, Miss Isabelle
Macaulay, and her guest, Miss Mar
jory Shelton, Of Anderson.
We have on hand few good
used cars for sale cheap. Special
bargain in Ford coupe and Buick
roadster. Hughs Garage, Walhalla,
S. C.-adv.-20-tf.
w. E. Smith, Of Salem, has our
thanks for a box Of nice apples, left
at The Courier office last Saturday.
Mr.. Smith remembers us almost every
year with a treat from his red, white
and yellow June apples, which are
extra fine.
w. Fl. Pearson brought to our
Office Monday cotton bloom that
was taken from his field on the Sd
the first one for his community, SO
fas as he had heard Of He lives on
West Union Route I, and states that
the crops are unusually good in his
section. The fruit crop is, he says
exceptionally good out his way.
There will be an ice cream sup.
per at e. B. Haggerty's restaurant
at Salem, next Saturday, July 10th
1920, and fine cake will be served
with the cream. Come, one and all
Bring the ladies and children. The
ice cream supper will begin at 7.3(
o'clock. Be with us if you want tc
spend pleasant evening. e. B. Hag
gerty. Salem, S. C.-adv*
--Alr. and Mrs. Sam Grant, of the
Oakwav section, were recent guest:
for week at the home Of Mrs
Grants parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. /.
Smith, Of Salem. Mr.. and Mrs Gram
were accompanied by their two inter
esting daughters, Mildred and Sarah
They all returned to Oakway las
week, Mrs. Smith going with then
for brief visit to the Grant home.
-Abner Clinkscales, of Dallas
Texas. was in Walhalla for Il shor
! while Monday among relatives ant
friends. lie arrived at WestminsteI
last week and is now visiting among
relatives in that neighborhood. Thi:
| is Mr.. Clinkscales second visit tt
| OcOnee since he moved to eXas bacl
in the sixties. and he has many ole
friends who are glad indeed to NEE
him again.
Others have been tried ant
found wanting. The Willard battery
never fails. Hughs Garage, Walhal
| la.-adv.
Geo. l.. Wilson, owner and oper
ator Of The Rex moving picture the
atre, has recently had installed a new
and up-to-dute picture machine--the
very best procurable for the project
ing OF moving pictures, and it is q
wonderful improvement over the one
that has just been replaced, though
that was OF modern type and re.
| markably good. The class of pictures
being shown at The Rex is above re-
| proach, and any one attending the
shows at any time may feel perfectly
| safe. They will see good pictures
| we'll shown--clean feature films
ais. No parent need be afraid to lei
his or her child see the pictures tha
| are shown at The Rex.
| We were indeed glad to have
opportunity Of again meeting on,
good friend, Rev. Geo. II. Judd. las
week. MIR. Judd dropped in to see ant
talk with us for a brief period while
making hurried calls on numerous
| Walhalla friends. 1t has been four
| teen years since Mr.. Judd left Wal
halla, returning then to Europe. A
the outbreak Of the war he was OF
| Il tn CT 10 in J., oh
try he spent several years, coming t,
the United States last March. Mr.
| Judd is most interesting and enter
| hn hou;no tr,,