Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-02-22
IAN EARLY BIRD."
COMly I'm Three Acts to be Present
Sdat Auditorium Friday Night.
Characters.

'Ton Kflbuck, his son, Gust out Of
.s9&ege) ...., :. VIM. Bell.
Mr.8Rarnaby Bird, the boss Of Flagg
county .....O.#H. Schumacher, Jr.
MEN lulberry, Chief Counsel for the
9 !l2faRd ......... IN. r. Mcdonald.
BrugS Ferguson, clerk III the gen.
eERl ol1ces d. B. Darby.
ArtiH an office boy. Louis Seaborn.
MN Ferry Allen, a young gentleman
fakmer ...... w. ID. White.
Jessamine LIE, The Girl,
.S&s.,. 80. -. Mrs. VIM. Bell.
MraIYan Dyne, an agent for the P.
DA Railroad Miss Lucy Brandt.
lmoEene McCarty, stenographer,
49,. ;. Miss Ethel Counts.
MrsNB Beavers, from Flagg Corners,
SN.E, Miss Marguerite Brennecke.
Rosa Bella BEAVERS, the Belle Of
FHsg Corners. Miss Sara Henry.
Mrs# #Perry Allen, Jessamine's chum.
$s8.. -. Miss FLORENCE Hetrick.
Dill3A Mrs. Beavers hired girl,
-. Miss Alice Belle McLees.
Synopsis.
A&t THE private office Of Cyrus
B.8Hilbuck on q morning in March.
Cupid gets busy in railroad office.
BarHaby Bird, the EARLY Bird, from
Flag Corners. The Bird in tree
The3insulted office boy. Bad news
from college. Father and son. Some
stOIMy interview. "Get out, earn
youEown living, make good!" Exit
AEt 1.-THE sitting room in Mrs.
Rea8ers' boarding house, Flagg Cor
ners "A morning in July. A lazy
boaHder. I'll get him up If have
to throw a bucket Of hot suds
thf0hgh the transom." Rosa Bella
BeaKers, the belle Of Flag Corners.
Mr.aand Mrs. Perry Allen arrive to
meet; essamine. Tony Blossoms out
as afgegular business man. The Bird
in e sbush. Tony buys the River
RoaM ..aRpined! Ruined!"
AEt IIl-After dinner. Jessamine
shoEs her faith in Tony. Mr.. Bird
ytakSs a drop too much and is re-
buked by Dilly, the hired girl, and
the ehSorresponding secretary of the
u diesss &c Old Water Society. !.
The BIRD In the hand ~ trapped by
,Jessamine.) Sold for half million
dollars. A regular business man at
last. M,
Don't fail to see this most excel
lent little comedy. 1t is brimming
over with fun from beginning to
end There will not be a dull mo-
ment during the performance, even
the intermissions being filed with
music or some comic stunt. The
Civic League will sell home made
candies while the band plays. Come
early and get good seat, for every
body Is going TO be there.
Remember, at the Walhalla High
School Auditorium, Friday night OF
this week, Feb. oath, 8 o'clock.
Admission, 20 and 80 cents.
MIR. and Mrs. McCurry Neville
returned last week from their we'd
ding trip to several points in Florida.
They are at present at home to their
friends in West Union.
&c. If. 'Hetriek and Jas. F.. Neville
have been drawn as grand jurors
and Louis "a. Lay as a petit Juror for
the Mrch term Of the Federal Court
to be held at Rock Hill.
Have you paid your municipal
license for the year 1922. The time
for paying business licenses will ex-
pire the last day Of this month. Pay
during the next few days and save
the penalty.
MIR. and Mrs. B. w. Harrison
and little son, Of Greenville, spent
the past weekend in Walhalla visit
ing the formers mother, Mrs. G. A.
Harrison, and at the home Of DR..
nd Mrs. B. +. Sloan.
Mrs. G. r. Hetrick sustained
quite painful injury on Thursday Of
last week, when she fell near her
home, the fall resulting in breaking
RIB. Her many friends will be glad
to learn that she Is getting along
nicely and hope for her speedy re-
covery.
MFRS. G. "A. Harrison will leave
this week for Greenville, where she
will make her home in the future
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W.. Harrison. Mrs.
Harrison many friends in Walhalla
regret her departure, and hope to
see her often in the old home town.
AT the municipal election in
West Union last week 70. o. Hutchi-
son was reelected intendant and the
entire warden ticket as elected, there
being no opposition except in the
race for intendant. J. II. Alley made
a good race for the latter place, bu'
Mr.. tfiutChison was reelected.
The star Theatre, Walhalla, has
tho following pictures booked for the
balance OF the week: Wednesday,
THE Scoffer"; Thursday, Constance
Binney in Room and Board" and
Friday, Charles Ray in Scrap Iron. -
This Is an unusually attractive pro-
gram and one which will be sure to
please all patrons of the theatre.
Mfrs. Jesse w. Rankin is at
home this week recuperating from
an attack OF the flu. Mrs, Rankin in