Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-08
Miss Clara Werner, OF Seneca,
was the guest last week Of Mr. and
Mrs T Stack sEN 4#

was the guest last week Of Mr.. and.
Mrs ]. A. Steck. -.
Quite a, number OF Walhalla peo-
pie We're in Greenyille last week at
tending the Textile Exposition, the
circus and the football game. M
( aluminium Ware Sale - The
greatest sale of genuine aluminium
ware ever held in Oconee county will
be held n<Walhalla next week. Be
sure and watch nexl weeks paper for
inf6rmatiol- lady.
| The Hayne Circle will meet with
| Mrs. Jas. Darby on Nov. "a instead
Of Nov. 17th, as Programmed. Mem
berss Of the circle Dire urged to take
note of the change.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Walhalla Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. r. w. Grubbs on Friday
morning, Nov. 10th, at 8 o'clock.
All the members are urged to be
present, and to attend prepared to
sew and quilt.
! Now is the time to buy buy your
Oliver pl6ws. Get ready for the fall
season. Buy the Genuine oliver. w.
M. Brown, Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-tf
u. f. Rogers, Of Walhalla Route
2, brought to our Office Monday three
| splendid specimens Of the Aberdeen
turnip, which he raised on his place.
Mr.. Rogers says that these turnips
came to full growth during the dry
season, and, while he has a large
crop, all full size, he thinks they
would have done much better had
there been some rain during the time
they were maturing. He has eleven
rows Of these turn.ps in his garden
and expects. 10 realize neat little
sum from their sale. They are extra
fine, not cumbersomely large.
Mrs. w. f. DuPre and children,
who have been on an extended visit
| to Mrs. DuPre's mother and brother,
Mrs. S. #. Jones and Geo. L. Jones,
and other relatives, left last Friday
for their future home in Washing
| ton, D. G. Mr.. DuPrc accompanied
his wife to Walhalla, they having
driven through in their car. After &
short visit here he left for Washing
ton to take up his duties as valuation
| engineer for the government. Fred
Lumpkin. Of Seneca, q nephew of
Mrs. DuPrc, accompanied her to her
new home in Washington. They went
through the country, driving their
touring car.
TO Rent-Nice office rooms in
same building in which Bell Tele-
phone Co. has it's office, on Main St.
Can rent you single office or,.suit Of
rooms. See me al once If Interested
Very desirable location. w. NJ.
Brown. Walhalla. S. C.-adv.-tf.
A very interesting recent occa-
sion was that Of birthday dinner in
the Mountain Rest section, when two
brothers.. S. Callas, Of Mountain
Rest, and n. S. Callas, Of Seueca-
celebrated their 13d birthday ami
versary together and with a number
Of their friends. The celebration oc-
CURED on the 10th OF October, and
was greatly enjoyed by both "the
boys as well as those friends and
relatives gathered about them. ]. s.
Callas has never resided without the
bounds Of Ocqnee county, and has
moved but four times, one Of these
being when he married and left his
fathers home to make home for
himself and his wife. We wish for
| these brothers many more happy cei-
ebrations together.
On last Tuesday evening, Oct.
31st, the West Union B YP.U. en-
tertained' quite number Of young
people at a Halloween party given
at the home Of a. r. Smith. The par
lor and reception hail were beauti-
fully decorated in autumn leaves and
witches, cats and lanterns. One OF
the most interesting features Of the
occasion was the way in which the
guests T:cre ushercd into the recep-
tion room by the ghostly figures Il
the door. After the cat contest, in
which the girls won, the lights were
turned out and ghost stories were
told. Russian tea and sandwiches
were served near the close Of this
long-to-be remembered evening.
We will charge $3.50 per bale
for ginning this season, furnishing
hagging and ties. We use to an
pound jute bagging and whole ties.
Jute bagging adds weight and makes
! neat bale. Schaeffer Gin Co., West
minister, S. C.-adv.-35 TT.
Miss Miriam Davis was The de-
lighlful young hostess at Hallow-
cen lawn party on Saturday morn
ing, Oct. 2Sth, from $50 to 11.30
O'Clock, at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Davis, in Mid
way. The party was in the nature OF
a farewell party, honoring Misses
Carolyn and Kathryn Hctrick, who
have left Walhalla to make their
twenty-five young people enjoyed the
hospitality Of the young hostess. Va
rions games were played and real
good time was enjoyed by all present.
Refreshments, consisting Of fruit,
peanuts, popcorn, candy and punch,
were served by the young hostess and
her mother and sister, Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Lloyd Brown.