Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-06-23


sci, Lucille White; Messrs. Holleman
Seaborn, Robt. Rogers, Derrill Dar-
by, Dick Biemann, Clifton Cobb,
Garwood Jaynes and Edwin Hughs.
The young set are delighted to have
these charming people here.
Lee Davis, who has been work
ing for some time with the =. and y.
Railway at Anderson, Is spending a
short while near Walhalla visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe y.
Davis. Mr.. Davis, after brief rest
period, will leave for Grcenyille to
prosecute q business course at the
Drnushon Business College with a
view to taking Il government position
after completing the course. This
step Is taken by him by authority Of
the government, which furnishes the
special course to him. Lee has many
friends In this section who will join
US In wishing him we'll In whatever
sphere his fortunes may be cast.
-Permallfe storage batteries are
guaranteed for 20 months-for all
makes OF cars. Piedmont Auto Co.,
Walhalla.-adv.
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcdonald spent the
past week in Walhalla at the home
of her son. NJ. r. Mcdonald, esq, on
College street. During her visit she
arrived at her list birthday and was
complimented with birthday party
by Mrs. NJ. r. Mcdonald, just as the
sun set. One Of the rooms of the
home was prettily decorated for the
occasion, and on the table was placed
a large cake, on which II candles
burned. The yard was also lighted
with vari-colored electric lights, and
punch, sandwiches. ice cream and
cake were served tho guests Almost
all Of the sons and daughters Of Mrs.
Mcdonald were present for this oc-
casion, which was a most happy one.
On Tuesday of last week, the
18th, revenue officers arrested B G.
Jones, G. NJ. Jones and l.. NJ. Jones,
all OF the Madison section of the
county, who had in their possession
two pistols and fifty gallons Of corn
whiskey. The officers finally located
the liquor in the garden Of B. G..
JoneS'S home and 1t was dug up, ex-
humed. resurrected or otherwise
brought to the surface, and later
destroyed. On the same date Paul
Cox, Of the same section of the coun-
ty, was arrested, he having in his
possession four gallons Of liquor and
Il pistol. All four men were bound
over and released on bond for their
appearance at Federal Court in
Grcenville.
w. w. Fendley. Of the Salem
section, was in Walhalla yesterday
for the first time in quite while.
Mr.. Fendley has just recovered from
an illness from measles, and has been
quite sick for some time. He reports
crops as general thing as backward
in his section, though fairly good,
with the exception Of cotton, which
at present is in appearance favorable
for not more than half crop. Mr..
Fcndlcy lives on Fall creek, and on
last Sunday his section was visited
by quite a storm. At the time the
storm came up he was visiting at the
home Of Carr Murphree, and at that
point the storm was in the nature of
a veritable "twister." No damage, he
says, was done to buildings, but in
timber tract near Mr.. Murphree's
home large trees were twisted off at
point some Is feet from their
bases, and not a small portion Of an
entire timber tract there was COM
pletely ruined. The wind passed over
a section about rs yards in width
practically running all timber In its
path for considerable distance. At
the Murphree home, but short dis
tance away. while there was a good
stiff blow, still it was nothing in the
nature Of a cyclone.
Not little interest will be felt
In OcOnee In the announcement OF
the marriage OF Miss Pearl jennings,
Of Landrum, and Clyde C. Brown, OF
Walhalla. The marriage took place
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Jennings, at II
o'clock last Saturday morning, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Mr.. Turner, Of the Landrum Baptist
church. The bride is we'll and pleas
antly known in Walhalla, she having
taught school here at one time. The |
groom Is son OF Mr.. ant Mrs. w. |
NJ. Brown. Of Walhalla, and has a |
host OF friends in the county who |
Will join with us in congratulating |
him on his good fortune In winning |
the heart and hand Of this one Of |
fair daughters. Mrs. w. |
n. Brown and son, Morris. attended |
the marriage, returning to Walhalla |
The bride and groom left |
Landrum Immediately after the mar
riage for bridal trip to points in |
the mountains OF North Carolina. 1t |
Is their intention to return to Wal |
halla the latter part OF this week, !
and cordial reception awaits them |
The brides wedding gown was white |
crepe dc chine. and she carried a |
large bouquet OF brides roa4s. Her
going-away gown was blue coat |
suit. with hat to l,atch We join with |
others In extending every good wkh |
to the young couple.
Now Is the time to save money.
Have your auto tires yulcanized. |
Walhalla Tire Shop.-adv 49-tf.