Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-01-12
Wanted - Music pupils See
Mrs. Katie White, Walhalla. adv.

wanted - MUSIC pupllS.S oee
Mrs. Katie White, Walhalla. adv.
Mrs Charlotte. Galloway, OF At
lanta, is visiting her niece, Mrs. W..
Il. Craig, this week.
Mir and Mrs. James Mongold, Of
Walhalla. moved this weel; TO Green
vile, where, we are informed, Mr..
Mongold has begun business for him
self, starting in the grocery business.
Mr.. Mongo!d has been in Greeny!llc
for several weeks, and has decided
to locate there permanently We re-
grct to lose them from our midst.
Il am expecting lot Of fine
fresh osyters for Fridays and Satur-
days. Remember Burt's Cafe, J. b.
Gillespie, Prop, WalhIlla a.-adv3Sf
M. A. Moss and family have re-
turned to their old home near Salem,
and Mr.. Moss will engage extensively
this year in farming. He is one OF
the most progressive and successful
farmers Of Oconee, and we regret to
lose him and his astimable family
from our midst. They have been liv-
ing for more than year at the for
mer Darby cottage, Midway, just out
Of Walhalla.
The mud grows deeper as the
days go by. and difficulties Of travel
ing Main street in Walhalla are in
creased as the layers Of red mud
are added to. II is unfortunate that
this work has been taken up at this
season Of the year, when we have the
most Of our rains, and just preced-
ing the time when it is but reason
able to expect alternate freezing and
thawng. Surely some remedy will
be made before the rains and freezes
Of February. Unless this is done the
street at the post office will be prac-
tically impossible unless there is
decided change from the ordinary in
February weather.
standard granulated sugar, II
pounds for $1.0O; pink salmon, 15c
"Jaynes cuts the PRICE and sells the
goods. adv
S. b. Smithson, of Greenville is
now numbered among the citizens
Of Walhalla. he having recently come
here to take charge as manager Of
the l.. Favonsky store. Mr.. Smith
son has taken the place Of Harry
Fayonsky, who has been manager Of
the Fayonsky store since it was
opened. Harry recently resigned his
position as manager, and we under
stand that he will enter business in
Walhalla on his own account in the
near future.
We are informed that the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Hutthison
was one day last week entered dur
ing their absence and robbed. Of a
quantity Of canned fruits, etc. The
theft, 1T is said, was made while
force Of men were at work on
house but a very short distance from
the Hutchison home. and ii is evident
that the thieves are pretty expert in
their movements. There are many r..
ports Of robberies Of various sorts in
this section, but we are not always
able to give these as facts. Among
the more recent unverified reports
that have come to us are that DR.. J.
r. Heller, Of Seneca, and H. t.
Crenshaw, Of Walhalla, were held up
on the public highways while driving
at night in their cars. Dr.. Heller, we
are informed, lost Sc and Mr.. Cren-
shaw, it is said, was relieved ofssom,
thirty dollars. We know nothing OF
the accuracy Of these reports, but 1t
is very evident that close watch orl
any property not securely nailed to
something is advisable.
Music Pupils Wanted. See Mrs.
Katie White, Walhalla.--adv.
Robbers Loot Georgia Bank.