Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-09-20
III you want to borrow money at
Six Per Cent, bring your cotton cot
tonNto the Seneca, Cotton Warehouse

tonNto the Seneca Cotton Warehouse
Company. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. M. C. Todd, Misses
Eula and Glenna Todd enjoyed a
pleasant trip to Franklin, N. c., last
week. Miss Eula Todd has accepted
school eight miles from Franklin.
and entered upon her work there
last Monday. &'t
We are requested to announce
that the Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Rocky Knoll Baptist church
will meet Thursday Of this week, tho
2lst. at the home OF Mrs. Martha II.
Blanchett, at 8 clock p. M A full
attendance Of all the members Is
greatly desired.
If you fail to SEQ our. stock Of
millinery you fail to sec the best line
at the least price. Mitchell & Rocdcr,
Westminster, S. c. -adv.-3S-41.
The Saturday afternoon club
met with Mrs. William Bell on Sept.
10th. Miss Julia Maxwell Won high
est score and was awarded q lovely
box Of stationery. The BOBBY, box
cf correspondence cards, was given
Mrs. w. j. Schroeder. Tho club will
meet with Miss Elsie Kaufman on
Sept. 23.
Plenty OF hay, oats, cotton seed
meal, shorts, -four and salt at whole
sale and retail prices. j. Fl. Alley,
West Union, S. C.--adv.-36-39.
IS. NJ. Morton was in town for
whilo Monday among his friends,
who were glad to see him again. On
Monday Of last week he was in town
for the first time in quite a while. he
having been confined to his homo for
six weeks. suffering from an attack
OF smallpox.
On Thursday night Of last week
the sawmiil plant OF II. NJ. Richard
son, in the JoCCSSce section, Was de-
Siroycd by fire, Cntailing a loss Of
between one and two thousand dol
lars. The origin Of the fire is uu-
known, but had gained such head
way when discovered that there was
no opportunity to save anything from
tho flames.
Our line or millinery is com
plctc, and we would be glad to have
you call. Mitchell G. Reeder, Vest
minister, S. C.-adv.-3S-41.
We are requested to announce
that the Fair Play school will open
cn Monday, Oct. %, instead OF Oct.
80, as is announced elsewhere in this
issue. The change in date Of opening
has been made in order to better
meet the needs Of the community.
The compulsory attendance law will
be, put into effec. from the opening
of the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. FAINT, Alr
ana Mrs. Jas. II. Darby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stacy Russell, Mrs. j. G.. Mickler Of
Saluda, Miss Bessie Mickler, Mrs. J.
S. Acker Of Anderson, Miss Frances
FAINT Of Texas, Miss Kathleen Fant,
Mr.. Tisdell and Mr.. Jones Of Clemson
College, composed a congenial party
that visited at Highlands, N. c., for
the weekend.
Now is the time to buy buy your
Oliver plows. Get ready for the fall
season. Buy the Genuine Oliver. w.
Ellison M. Smith left last week
for Columbia, where he re-ontered
the university Of South Carolina for
the prosecution OF special courses
during the l922-23 session. Mr..
Smith will during this session also
have a position as instructor in sew
cral branches. His many Oconee
friends wish for him continued sue
cess in his chosen work.
The Star Theatre, Westminster,
is showing some excellent pictures at
popular prices. Thursday, dainty
Betty CompsOn in The End Of the
WOrll"; Friday, the wonderful story
Of the great northwest, by Jas. Oliver
Curw0od, Goods Country and the
Woman" The first show begins at
80. If you like good pictures you
will be repaid for the trip to West
minister.
If you can't find what YOU want
at the big stores, try us. Our motto
is, Everything for Everybody" and
we trade you service for business.
J. II. Alley, West Union, S. C.-ad39
We arc in receipt Of card an
nouncing the birth Of son to Mr..
and Mrs. 0. G. Lylcs, Of D0vcsville,
s. c.. The young gentleman arrived
on Sept. ~, 1922, and will be known
is Ohy Boyce Lyles. This youngster
has tho distinction Of arriving on the
scene just in time to herald The cleo
ton OF ThOs. G.. Mcleod as Governor
Of South Carolina. We congratulate
both the young gentleman and his
parents.
Don't be in hurry to sell your
cotton. Seneca Cotton Warehouse
Company will mako liberal advances,
interest rate Six Per Ccnt.-~ady.
1t will be pleasant news to their
many Walhalla and OcOncc friends
that Or. and Mrs. J.D. Werner intend
becoming permanent residents OF
Walhalla. They recently came here
from ToCcOa. Ga, and since their ar.
rival fprnar lIciGpi 10