Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-07

i anu OH eASCulol ooAo u ACot SololS
added more to the days transactions
at auction, the total for all public
sales at Walhalla last Monday being
in the neighborhood Of $4,000.
For Sale-Cotton seed meal at
$500 per sack; hulls soc. per hun
dred West Union Oil Mill.-adv.
j. w. Gurney spent several days
in Atlanta last week, having gone
over to consult specialist.
The Westminster Oil and Fer
tilizer Co. will operate their gins for
full lime until Dec. 2l.--adv.-49-50.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wyatt, on Dec. I'd, a son. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wyatt live near West Union,
and have numerous friends who will
offer congratulations.
For Sale-Cotton seed meal at
$500 per sack: hullS soc. per nun
dred. West Union Oil Mill.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DerrlIl
Fowler are the proud parents Of a
| fine !Oungster, who arrived at their
home on Nov. 9th. The young gen
tleman has been named Wm. Ralph.
TO prevent cold take 666.-ad
r. a. McLees has added mater
tally 10 the attractivenesS Of his
jewelry store by installing handsome
new showcases and other fixtures.
His store is now one of the prettiest
and most up-to-date in Walhalla.
Wanted - 1000 bushels peas
Will pay highest cash price. West
Union Oil Mill.-adv..
Mrs. C.G. Strong and Miss Daisy
Strong left last Thursday for Green's
borO. y. c.. where they will spend
the winter with Miss Cora Strong,
who holds the chair of mathematics
in the North Carolina State Norma.
College.
TO break a cold take GG6.-adv
Mrs. w. b. Aull left last week
for Lands. y. c.. where she wen; on
account of The illness Of her father.
G. j. Deal. whose condition has been
quite serious. Many friends OF the
family will join with us in the hope
that Mr.. Deal will soon be restored
TO health.
BE sure and get our exchange
on meal and acid for cotton seed.
West Union Oil Mill.-adv.
We were glad indeed to see w.
| II. Morgan in Walhalla last Satur-
day. the first time we had seen him
| for several years. Mr.. Morgan has
| recently purchased from w. II. HuS-
kamp % acres Of land near West
Union and will farm in our commu-
nifty next year. He and his family
have been residing near Demorest
Ga, for several years. There are
numerous friends of the family who
will be glad to learn Of their return
to Oconee. For several years Mr.
Morgan lived in Walhalla, at that
time being one Of the overseers for
the Walhalla Cotton Mills.
1t will pay you to call at Bells
Drug Store before buying your
| Christmas gOods.-adv.
| Two Of the finest Irish potatoes
we have seen this year were brought
to our Office last week by Anna Terry,
she having grown them in her gar
den near West Union. The two po-
tatoes weighed over four pounds and
are perfect, not a blemish being visi-
BILE. Anna planted four rows in her
| garden, and from three of the best
| hills took over a peck Of fine pota-
| toes. The yield on the whole of the
four rows was unusually good, but
was not measured as a whole The
potatoes are Of the Green Mountain
variety. 1t will be learned with re-
gret that Annals husband, J.Q. Terry,
is quite indisposed, not having been
able to do any work Of consequence
in some months. J. @. Is one of the
best known colored men of this sec
ton, holds the respect of all, and
has many friends, both white and
colored, who will join with The Cou-
rer in the hope that he may be re-
stored to health
We have plenty of those good
Enterprise sausage mills. J. H. All
ley, West Union, S. C.-adv. 1852.
| The Victor-M Monaghan Company
| village in Walhalla is soon to have
decided improvements made in the
way Of better church facilities. Eight
Sunday school rooms will be added
to the Baptist church, which will he
remodelled throughout. A new build
ing will be erected for the Methodist
denomination, this building to be
modern in every particular, with am
pie Sunday school accommodations
and all conveniences. 1t is intended
to eXpend eight thousand dollars on
the erection Of the new Methodist
church and remodelling of the Bap-
tist church. Work has already been
begun. and ii Is thought that within
sixty days both buildings will be fin
ished. The Victor Monaghan Com
panY has contributed literally to the
building funds. and the people Of the
| village have responded heartily with
their portion, making the proposition
on" that came quickly to a head for
adequate church and Sunday school
| facilities for the village.