Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-26
II SWift's nurn lard. lN.lh net


Swift's pure lard, 10-lh. net
weight $l.75; five pounds, 30 cents.
Smiths Market. Walhalla.--ady.
Jule Cooner and Frank Il. Ed
wards. Of Batcsburg, spent sunday
last in Walhalla among friends here.
Miss Tccnc Smoak, Of ST. Mat
thcws. $. c., is spending il few days
lin Walhalla as the guest OF Miss
jamie Harrison.
Mrs. J. c. Scaborn has returned
home after a weeks visit to her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Prichard,
Of estminstCr.
Attorneys Harry Hughs and
Henry Watson have moved th"ir law
cilice from Main street to the brick
building next door to The Courier
Office.
For Salc--192l model Maxwell
touring car; good as new; run only
1861 miles. Cali and sec this Splen~
did car AT Green Motor Co., Walhalla,
$. C.-aGV.-2?tf.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Alexander
left Sunday for Graham, Va, to
visit the family OF Rev NJ. O. Mex
ander. They Will visit points North
before their return.
Mrs. Rosa Galloway. OF Florida.
is visiting at the home OF her bro
! Their, G. \. Norman. and family. for
some time. She has many friends
! here WHO are glad 10 meet her again
Mrs. Il. C.. Strothcr and Mrs.
IFair nodd and son, Master Dick. of
Atlanta. are at the Strother summer
home in West Union for the sum
mcr. They have hosts of friends in
Walhalla who are glad to welcome
them again.
Miss Carrie Darby. Harrison left
! Monday for South Union, where she
will be engaged in teaching for the
next six weeks. Miss Harrison has
accepted reelection for the coming
school term at South Union and will
again have charge Of the music de-
partment, which position she filled
with great satisfaction to the patrons
and trustees Of the school last year
! Quart and pint soder-hemmed
cap-hole tin cans, 8 X and 3A cents
! apiece. Open-top sanitary cans, used
, with the Home Can Sealers, same
price. Frank II. Shirley, Westmin-
! ster, S. C.-adv.-30-31
w. NJ. Lemmons, Of Westmin-
! ster, informs us that he made an ex-
! tensive trip through the State last
week, going through six or more
counties in his touring car. He re-
ports crops looking fine and less of
damage from the boil weevil than
last year The farmers are waging
vigorous war against the pest, pick
D ~ nf', n.y. Il al
ing frequently as we'll rs spraying.
Cotton. corn and tobacco all look to
be in excellent condition and a good
harvest is anticipated.
Il. B. Norton and family have
moved TO Fayetteville. y. c., where
Mr.. Norton has accepted a position
IN the Nict0r-MOnaghan plant at that
place. Mr. and Mrs. Norton have n
host Of friends in Oconcc who will
learn with regret OF their removal
from Oconca. Mr.. Norton has been
with The loc@l mills OF the N.-M. Com
pany here for a number OF years,
and his removal TO Fayetteville is in
the nature OF a promotion. he having
been sent 10 the new position as over
$rcrsccr Of spinning. Mr.. Norton is
a splendid man, good citizen. and
! mas devoted portions OF his time to
church work while engaged in the
local mills. he being a minitser. We
! wish Mr. and Mrs. Norton every sue
cess in their new home.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
James Darby's handsome, spacious
| nome was again thrown open TO her
| friends with a beautiful rook party
| IN compliment to Mrs. Joel Brown,
or California, who is being shown
many delightful social courtesies
Rright-tintcd garden flowers formed
the effective decorations throughout
the lower front floor, where the
games were played. Two hours were
spent in the enjoyment Of many rub
hcrS. at the close OF which refresh
mcniS in two delicious courses were
served by the charming hostess, as
! sisted by her sisters, Mrs. G. p. Corn
and Miss Strothcr. In tho count Of
games Miss jamie Neville was win
ncr and received bottle Of toilet
water. Mrs. Chas. Hetrick received
the BOBBY, dainty cushion. while
the honorec was presented with a