Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-07


j. w Garrett, who lives. near
Walhalla, last Wednesday showed us
Il sweet potato dug from his field,
the "sweet spud" rolling the indica-
tor on the scale around to z, pounds
and 10 Ounces--the largest yet ex-
hibited in this office from the pres
ent crop.
Rev. J. T.. Willis will hold a
series Of services (morning and even
irg) at the West Union Baptist
church, beginning next Sunday morn
ing. Sept. lth, and continuing dur
ing the week following. Preaching
will begin at II o'clock a. nj. and
8 o'clock p. m. Everybody is cordially
invited and urged to attend.
Mrs. +. c. w. Suhrstedt and
children, of Charleston, are enjoying
their annual visit to Walhalla. They
are visiting at the homes of Mrs.
Suhrstedt's father, John Kuemmerer,
near town, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Brandt, of Walhalla. They are ac-
companied by Mrs. Max Pomer. sis
tcr-in-law Of Mrs. Suhrstedt.
%. C. Lyles. who has been spend
ing the summer months at his old
home in the Mountain Rest section,
passed through Walhalla last 'Frday
on his Way to Dovcsville, S. c., where
he will again have charge of the
school. MIR. Lyles taught this school
last year and was unanimously re-
elected to the position at the close
OF the last session.
Heavy feedstum, hay and -four,
at rock bottom prices; also hardware
and Ford supplies, storage batteries,
etc. J. II. Alley. West Union, S. C.
I'VE trade you service for business.
-adv. 35-3S.
Last Friday morning Deputy
Marshal Jake Gosnell, Rural Police
man O. A. 'IIunnicutt and Deputy
Sheriff Gus Sullivan made raid in
the Long Creek section, cutting down
a good sized plant and cutting up a
copper still, destroying about 500
gallons Of mash and beer, and pour
ing out small quantity of corn
whiskey No one was about the place
and no arrests have yet been made.
Miss Meta Othersen, who has
been spending several weeks here Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Katherine Other
sen, and among other relatives, left
last Saturday for her home in Chi
cago to resume her work as assistant
manager Of the Lantern Slide and
Lecture Bureau of the Committeesof
Conservation and Advance Of, the
Methodist Episcopal church, = Miss
Othcrsen has numerous friends here
who regret her departure
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. NJ Hutchison,
of Columbia, were visitors in Wal
halla during the later part Of last
week, returnig to their home Sunday
by automobile. They had been visit
ing in Acworth, Ga, where sister
Of Mrs Hutchison resides, and came
TO Walhalla to spend few days
with Mr.. liutchisons mother, Mrs
S. j. lIutchison, and among other rel
ativcS. They have a hos. OF friends
here who are always glad to meet
them.
There will be an ice cream sup
per at Oc0nee Creek school building
10th. beginning at o'clock. The pro-
ceeds will go toward improving the
school building. A most cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend.
The teachers Of the Oconee Creek
school will be in charge, and they
request the hearty cooperation of all
parents and school children. Liberal
patronage will be greatly appreciated
by all.
Talk about pre-war prices and
bargains! How about heavy five-gal-
Ion oil cans--the regular $50 kind
at 9Sc.? I'VE trade you service
for business" !. II. Alley, West
Union. S. C.-adv. -35-3S.
w. NJ. Broom has our thanks for
a generous sample Of his new-crop
syrup. which is as fine and palatable
as any we have tasted. Mr.. Broom
and w. T.. Miller are engaged in
syrup making on Il large scale this
year, the former having agreed that
literally of sorghum cane he would
put in a first-class syrup mill and
make up the crop into syrup. The