Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-08

Mr.. McWhorter takes occasion TO
pen this item, In which niany OF our
people will And interest: s's Just had
a pleasant visit from; Dr. and Mrs. q.
Clay Doyle, Of Senaca; Who are tour
Ing Florida. and at. present are on
the West Coast"
beautiful shirt waists for 500
at Norman's Saturday, Feb. .---+-adv
Prohibition enforcement works
steadily and grinds out q considera-
ble amount OF business each week,
according to a statement made by
Deputy Gus Sullivan. Hes states that
since two weeks before Christmas
the forces operating in this county
have averaged cutting down three
Illicit stilling plants a week, destroy
ing much beer and mash,, low wines
and considerable quantities of whis-
key. Forty-two gallons Of liquor
were destroyed ut one place, he as
serted. In a capture that was re-
Gently made, on transportation
charges, pair Of mules, wagon
and four one-gallon vessels contain
ing liquor were captured, and Claude
and Jesse Phillips were arrested
with the outfit. Several cases ara
yet to be completed by the officers,
no arrests having been made up to
tre present. but the near future will
find number Of defendants under
arrest, Deputy Sullivan said. Alto
gether it is felt that the liquor sit
uation, while by no means satisfac-
tory, is being handled as we'll as the
circumstances and conditions will
permit.
Just received another car Of
hay. If you need any feedstuff, we
have it, and our price is right. ]. H.
Alley, West Union, S. C.--adv.-3-S
j w. Gurney returned home last
Monday from Tennessee, where he
had been for a week on business.
Mrs. Jack Darby left Tuesday
for Atlanta, where she will be for a
few days purchasing her spring stock
of millinery.
For Sale-High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla.
S. C.-adv.-43-tf.
Mrs. w. M. Alexander left last
Saturday for Asheville, N. c., where
she will be for a week or ten days
with her daughter, Mrs. George Gar
ron.
The ladies Of the Parsonage So
ciety of the Walhalla Methodist
church will have a cake and candy
sale next Saturday at the store Of
Moss & Ansel
that there will be Valentine party
at Zion school house on the night
OF Feb. 4 from Z to 8 O'Clock. All
the Improvement Of the school.
Mrs. James Rholt, of Greenville,
has been spending a short, while in
her sister, Mrs. Thos. Smith, Of wal
friends here and in other sections Of
the county who are always glad 10
welcome her on her visits. g
--666 quickly relieves a cold.-ad
We are requested to announce
that the School Improvement Asso-
citation Of the Salem school will have
a Valentine party at the school house
Thursday night, Feb. 10th, begin
ming at 7.30 o'clock Let everybody
attend and take a package to mail
The charge for mailing your package
will be five cents. The proceeds will
go toward school Improvement work
Miss Malissa Hughes died at her
home near Pleasant Grove church on
Saturday morning, Jan. 28th, aged
81 years, months and 3 days. She
was stricken with paralysis a few
days before her death. She was a
consistent member Of the Baptist
church, with which she had been
identified for more than SO years.
The announcement Of her death will
be learned with regret by many
friends.
TO break cold take 666.--adv
will Fretwell and family left
for Portland, Ore, last week to make.
their home. Mr.. FL etwell and family
had been making all extended visit
to the formers father, X. 3. Fret
we'll, near town. He will engage in
railroad work in Portland, where he
spent number OF years. The de-
parture Of these good people is very
much regretted by many friends, who
wish them every success on their re-
turn to their far-away home.
Married, at the residence OF p.
l.. Green, on Sunday, Feb. 5, Miss
dIela Cannon and Homer Mathiss.
The groom is a son of Mrs. athiss,
Of the Fall Creek section, and the
bride Is the youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cannon, Jr.,