Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-03-16

! Mrs. Nat G. Nave spent several
days visiting in Greenville last week.
Miss Addie latham Is visiting
| among friends in Greenwood this
| week.
Mrs. Lille Stoddard left last
| week for Greensboro, N. c., to visit
her sister, Mrs. Holland.
See our bargain tables for chill
dren's kids and mems plow shoes. c.
w. & J. e. Bauknight.-adv.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Kinard, Of Winston
Salem, n. c., was in Walhalla for
several days last week, having come
over to look after business matters.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Sisk, Of
Columbia, are the proud parents Of
a son, the little gent. man having
arrived Feb. 2Sth. Mrs. Sisk before
marriage was Miss Annie Roberts,
one Of our Walhalla girls.
+. p. and J. W. Gurney left last
Saturday for Port Orange, Fla, where
they will be for several weeks. J.W.
Gurney has been quite unwell for
some time, and it is hoped that the
change Of climate will be Of benefit
to him.
For Sale-Cow and calf, one
horse and two-horse wagon and a
nearly new Harvest King" cooking
stove. T. f. Alexander, Walhalla, S.
C.-;tdv. 1 1-tf.
Mrs. J. w. Shelor, Mr. and Mrs.
II. b. Shelor and little son, Joe, have
been confined to their beds for the
past two weeks with severe attacks
Of grip. We are glad to note that all
are improving, and friends will join
us in the hope that they may soon
be entirely recovered.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ II. Kirkpatricl
are spending some time in Walhalla
visiting at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
W. II. Hamilton. Dr. KirkpHtrick's
many friends are indeed glad 10 see
him again and were delighted to
hear splendid sermon by him at
the Presbyterian church last sun
day morning. They are receiving Il
most cordial welcome by the people
of Walhalla, who hope that Dr.
Kirkpatrick health will be prrma-
nently benefited by his visit to this
section Of the State.
Try our South Georgia syrup.
100 per cent pure. bought direct
from the mill at Cairo, Ga. c. W. &
J. +. Bauknight, Walhalla.- .---adv.
Rural Policeman Littleton and
Deputy Sheriff Gus Sullivan had
little trip into the upper section of
the county last Saturday, aud as Il
result Of the trip there were several
| sources of illicit liquor supply at
| least temporarily stopped. In the
Little River-fIigh Falls section Sat
urday morning they found a plant
that was in active operation when
| they entered. though no one was in
the shack. The operators had evil
IDENTIFY received late warning and
escaped merely with their hides. The
ofncers destroyed a sheet-iron still
OF about 20 gallons capacity and 3
barrels Of beer They also found two
other places where the stills were
cold. and at these they destroyed
about 600 and 500 gallons of beer,
respectively. Going OH toward Sa-
lem, on Stamp creek, they caught
Joe (Bully) Hughs, who had with
him IL gallons Of corn liquor, and
a stripped" Ford. Hughs. the Ford
and the liquor were brought to Jail
in Walhalla, where the Ford was in
termed. Hughs turned in and the
hnuor turned out. Hughs was later
released on bond Of $500 for his ap-
pearance for trial. and he made ar
rangements with the Supervisor and
county authorities for the release Of
the naked J. Henry for $50. On Sun
day morning about II o'clock the
same officers searched the premises
Of Jim Shelton. between Coneross
and Oak Grove and found gallon
Of liquor and number Of various
kinds OF containers, all having been
used so recently as TO have the full
corn aroma. Shelton was brought in
and was later released on 5000 bond
for appearance at trial
New and choice line OF spring
millinery; all newest patterns in
hats, ribbons, trimmings. Prices are
right. Norman's Millinery Depart
ment, Walhalla.-adv.-1 .-10-11.
Tho many friends OF NJ. C.
Crane, of the Cheohee section of our
county, will be grieved to learn OF
his death, which occurred at his
home on the 8th instant. Miles CO.
lumbus Crane was born in the Cheo-
hee section July II. 1852. There
fore, had he lived until next July,
he would have been 50 years OF age.
In 1879 he was happily married to
Miss Lizzie White, Of the Cheohee
community. who, with ten children,
survives him One son preceded his
father to the grave number of
years. The surviving children are
BENZ. r. Crane, Of Cheohee; Mrs.
Rosa Nichols, of Camp Oak: Mrs.
Ellie Willis AMI Mrs. Maude Deets,
OF Anderson; Ambrose and George,
Misses Aureli and Manila, and Ro-