Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-25

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Plenty Of 16 per cent acid for
all now; $16.26. w. NJ. Brown, wal
halla, S. C.--adv.-43-tf.
Mrs. JEFF Dobbins, Of Anderson,
spent the past weekend in Walhalla
visiting relatives.
Ghosts and witches will be at
the auditorium, Tuesday night next.
Meet there at 7.30 10 hunt for them.
Miss Sallie Stribling spent the
past weekend with her parents, Ma
jor and Mrs. w. J. Stribling, near
town.
Car fancy block coal to arrive
this week; $l2.50 ton at mill. West
Union Oil Mill.-adv.--43.
Mrs. J. l.. Stokes Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Covington, in
Walhalla. to the great pleasure OF
her hosts of friends.
Married, on Sunday, Oct. 22d.
by Notary J. Fl. Hunnicutt, Miss Elsie
White and Henry Pearson. The
young couple have the best wishes Of
a host Of friends.
Mrs. l.. G.. Harrison left last
week for Charlotte, n. c., where she
will spend some time visiting rcla-
tives. Mrs. Harrison is recupera ting
from a severe attack Of flu, and it is
hoped that the change will be Of
much benefit to her.
Flowers for all occasions at
Bells Drug Store, agents for Fant's
Greenhouse, Anderson, S. G. Hign
class funeral work speciaIty.--au,
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Mrs. Kate Eargle, Of Gl'eenville,
was one OF the delegates to the Lu-
theran Missionary Convention last
week, and it is always a pleasure to
have her in our midst She was for
merly Miss Kate. Smeltzcr and made
her homo here for many years with
her parents, the late DR.. and Mrs. J.
p. Smcltzcr.
THE Rt. Rev. Kirkman G. tIN-
ley, Bishop Of the Upper south Caro-
lima Episcopal Di,cese, Will hold ser
vices at st Johns Episcopal church,
Walhalla, next sunday evening, oct.
29th, at o'clock. He will be assist
cd in the services by the rector, Rev.
w. I. Taylor. Bishop Finley has n
great many friends and admirers in
Walhalla, who will be glad OF the
opportunity to hear him. Everybody v
is cordially invited to attend the ser
vice.
We will charge $3.50 per bale
for ginning this season, furniShin z
tagging and ties. We use to ~ =
pound jute bagging and whole Ties.
Jute bagging adds weight and makes
neat bale. Schaeffer Gin Co., West
minister, S. C.-adY.-35.-t
Among the delegates to the Lu-
theran Missionary Convention here
last week We're Mrs. Ella Sheldon
kibler, Of Newberry, and Mrs. Ella
Boles Julien, of Greenwood. Both
these ladies were formerly school
girls here, having attended Walhalla
Female College, back in the eighties
They were glad OF the opportunity to
renew old acquaintance, who were
equally pleased to welcome them
back. Mrs. Kibler went from here to
Westminster to visit relatives before
returning to her home. a
On Saturday, Oct. IA, the Sum
shine Band Of the presbyterian
church met with Miss Emma Dendy
The topic was Japan" Twof selcc-
tions, both very interesting, were
read; several songs We're sung and
some Japanese curios exhibited
among Them a japanese incense
burner, along with some incense, and
this, it must be admitted, did not
smell very pleasant The next meet
ing will be with Miss Glare sloan, by
special invitation, on Saturday, Nov.
4th.
We are now showing a complete
assortment Of ladies', misses and
thildren's sweaters. y wide range Of
colors and styles. The Peoples De-
partment Store, Main ST., Walhalla,
S. c. "Better goods for less. ."-ady.
On Thusrday night last State
Detective G.. G.. Corn. Policeman
Bcarden, Of Westminster, and Rural
Policeman w. l.. LittletOn, while out
looking for q stolen automobile in
the BraSStown section, located one Of
tho largest stills ever found in Oco-
nee. Failing to find the car they were
after, they decided to make a raid
for stills. Mr.. Littlcton had gotten
separated from the other two and
was looking around, when he came
on the still. He watched the men
three Of them-work for about 80
minutes, then made his way back to
the officers car, which had just come
up, bringing his two comrades. The
three officers then went to the still.
One man was caught---Gar. Winson.
The other two made their escape, but
they are known by the officers. The
still was in full blast, and was Of
l25 gallons capacity. The Still, with
from 200 to 5000 gallons Of beer,
was destroyed. Vinson made bond in
the sum Of $500 and was released.
Cookers Fulgrum oats, one year
from pedigree, screened and graded.
$1.00 per bushcl. Texas Red Rust
Proof. screened and graded. 75c. per
bushcl. Marctt Farm and Seed Co.,