Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-15

PENDANTS pleaded guilty and were
sentenced as follows: Oscar Roach to
be confined for a term of six months
on public works of Oconee on in pcni-
itentiary al hard labor, or pay fine
Of $3.50. Suspended during good be-
havior upon payment Of SIS. Lizzie
Summerell sentenced to six months
In penitentiary Or pay fine of 500.
Sentence suspended during good be-
hayior On payment Of $50. (Parties
were married since prosecution be-
gan. Deputy Clerk D. A. Smith per-
forming the ceremony
Joe .Johnson-Assault and battery
with intent to kill and driving q mo-
tor vehicle against another party and
failing to stop and render service.
Mol pressed by Solicitor.
Grand jury retuned the following
bills:
Will Tuck-Resisting an officer
and assault and battery with intent
to kill. No bill.
w. r. .Neeley-Assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. No bill.
Cliff observation-disclosures Of pro-
hibition law. No bill
B. o. Bell and Perry Hester-Vio-
lation prohibition law. True bill.
Clyde Keaton and Ira Richardson
Larceny and recsiving stolen
goods. True bill.
Marvin Todd-Violation prohibi-
ton law. True bill
Woody Perry-Assaull with intent
to ravish. True bill
G. l.. Starnes and Frank Starnes--
Violation Of prohibition law. True
bill.
Walter James-Assault and bat
70, I, i,,fn Is l,t1
Joe ohnson-Assault and battery
with intent to kill, driving against
property Of another and failing to
stop and render service. True bill.
John Pitts, ]. G. Staggers and An
thony Burch-Violation prohibition
laws. True bill.
C. NJ. Corson, violation of prohi-
bition law, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to serve four months at
hard labor in penitentiary or on pub
lie works Of Oconee. Suspended dur
Ing good behavior on payment Of $50.
E. A Bell and Perry Hester plead
guilty to violation Of prohibition law
and each was sentenced to six months
at hard labor on public works of Oco-
nee or in penitcntiary. Sentence to
be suspended during good behavior
after service Of 80 days.
Arthur Lee-ViolatIon prohibition
law. Mol pressed by Solicitor.
Merrill Misunderstanding mort
gagged property. Case continued by
Solicitor.
The grand jury returned tho fol-
lowing bills:
Furman Bray--Housebreaking and
larceny. True blli.
Sam Kay-Disposing Of property
under lien. True bill.
Henry Mcdonald and W. D. Dur
ham-Violation Of prohibition law.
No bill.
John Collins-vlolation of prohi-
bition law. No bill.
w. D. Roach--Violation Of prohi-
bition law. No bill.
s. o. Whitman-Violation Of pro-
hibition law. Continued on motion
OF defendant.
Fred B. Rice - Obtaining goods
under false pretense. Mol pressed by
Solicitor. Defendant was in jail and
Sheriff Of Greenwood county was on
hand with papers for him, and he
was taken to Greenwood county on
q similar charge.
Marvin Violation prohibit
ton law. Pleaded guilty. Sentenced
to serve two months at. hard labor on
public works OF Oconee or in peni-
tentiary. Suspended during good be-
havior on payment Of fine OF $50.
Testimony in the case showed that
defendant had only one quart OF
whiskey in his possession. for his
own use.
= Sam Duncan - Violation prohihi-
Lion law. Pleaded guilty. Sentenced
to serve four months at hard labor
on public works Of Oconee or in pen
itcntiary. Sentence suspended dur