Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-12

ScneWecKe naVlng recently purcnaS-
ed farm near town.
-Mitt Morton, Of West Union,
was the holder Of the lucky number
which drew the prize at Smiths Mar
ket last week.
DR.. S. G. Bruce, OF Anderson,
was in Walhalla on business yester-
day, having como up to look after
his farming interests in Oconee He
will be in the county for week or
two.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. B. Lewis, Mrs.
Alice Gccr, Mrs. Mamie Campbell
and Il. 7. Breazeale, Of Beltor, are
spendir:; to-day III Walhalla as the
guests OF Mrs. Fannie Brenneckc and
Miss Addic latham.
We have Just unloaded a solid
car OF tic well known Anchor"
brand salt, retail price $1.25 per 100
pounds. We also have Wholesale
prices to merchants. See us for salt,
flour and feedstuffs. We trade you
service for busincss. J. Fl. Alley,
West Union. S. C.-adv.-2S-29.
III. II. Puckhaber, Mrs. Fred.
Puckhaber and daughter, Dorothy,
and Miss Frances Stelling, OF Char
lesion, are spending The summer at
the home Of Mrs. Lena Puckhaber.
they have many friends here who
ere delighted to meet them again.
Jos. j. Norton, Jr., has entered
the u. S. Naval Academy at Anna
polls, Md, having left here last week.
lie is now midshipman at Uncle
Sans great naval institution. Joe
has hosts Of friends here and else
where in the county who will wish
him we'll in his chosen field Of study,
and who will expect grea: things OF
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Russell and
little daughter, Of MaXton, y. c.,
passed through Walhalla Monday on
their way to the home Of the formers
mother, Mrs. w. G. Russell, where
they will spend some two weeks. MIR.
and Mrs. Russell drove through from
Maxton in their car, making very
trip, land finding the
roads almost all the way in excellent
shape.
There are many who will learn
with regret that Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. |
Knox, Of West Union, will leave in
Il short while for High Point, y. c., |
whore they will reside for the pres
cnt at least. Mr.. Knox has accepted
4 position with the State Highway
Department Of North Carolina, and
Will for the present be located at
High Point. Mr.. Knox will leave
Saturday next, and Mrs. Knox will
20 a short while later They have
hosts OF friends in this. section who
will join with us in wishing them
prosperity in their new home.
We are selling calcium arscnatc
for cost, or 1880 cents per pound,
i'll barrel lots. We are also selling
1885 and the Fcency for $3.50,
Fertilizer Co., Jas. G.. BrcaHeale,
Loan & Trust Co.. West
minister Bank, k,Westminster,S.C 27-S
Sam H. Sherard, OF Anderson,
was in Walhalla for a short while
last Wednesday. Mr.. Shcrard is a
for Congress from our dis
tr!ct (Third), and while he is just
about as big as an average minute,
he feels that he has the pep" the
ability and the go-after-it qualities
that would make Congress sit up
and take notice by the hour if the
people Of the Third see fit to elect
him. He Is very pleasant and affa-
Bile, and made number Of friends
among the people Of Walhalla and
Oconee, many Of whom were here in
attendance on court on the day he
visited Walhalla.
-Mr. and Mrs. w. 7. Tarrant and
Mrs. j. B. Reid and two children, Of
Batesburg, accompanied by Misses
Roxie and Annie Reid and Pauline
Steck, were in Walhalla for Il short
while Sunday afternoon Miss Roxie
Reid returned with Mr.. and Mrs.
Tarrant and party as far as Seneca,
taking the train there for Woodbury.,
Ga, to visit her brother, Chas. S. |
Reid, and family. Miss Pauline Steck
in Walhala to be here
some time at the home OF Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. A. Steck. The party came |
through the country by auto from
Batesburg, Mr.. Tarrant and party |
back on their homeward trip |
late Sunday evening.
-Raiding officers have recently
put a couple Of quite large liauor
plants out Of commission On Thurs
day week ago, in the .Jocassee sec
ton, 65-gallon copper still, 25 or
90 bushels OF mash, nine large fer
mcnters, flake stand and doubler
were destroyed by Deputy Sullivan
ana Rural Policeman Littleton. A
snort distance away from tho plant
| D. gallons OF liquor were found. this
having been buried. 1t was DESTROY
ell also. The plant was located so far
from any homo that the officers had
nc chanCc TO connect ANYBODY with
It's operation. The same officers, in
company with Deputy Collector Bas-
KIN, ralded in the High Falls sec