Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-01
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1, 1922.
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Married. at the Baptist parson-
age, b! REV. NJ. }. Stanscll. their pas
tor, on the evening of the 2lst, Miss
Lizzie Hale and Roy Garrison. The
young bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Hale. of the Poplar
Springs vicinity, while Mr.. Garrison
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Gar
rison, Of the Pleasant Ridge commu-
nifty. The young couple have the best
wishes Of host OF friends.
Friday morning will usher into
Walhalla the ninth anniversary sale
Of The Peoples Department store,
l.. Fayonsky, Proprietor. This is an
event long awaited for by thrifty
shoppers. Extra statesmen and sales
ladies havo been provided by the
management, thereby assuring every
one prompt and courteous attention.
1t will be worth your while TO take
special pains to be in Walhalla Fri
day of this week and get your share
Of the bargains to be offered. Special
annOunccmcnt will be found on the
= firth page this week.
The following attractions will
be shown at The Star Theatre, SEN
cca, the balance Of this week and
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William Russell in Tho Lady from
Long Acre. and two-reel comedy,
"Bringing Up Father" Friday. Nov
8. David Powell in Dangerous Lies. ;
and ra'hN News. Saturday. William
Ru&aoil in "A Sclf-Made Man." Chas.
liathCrSOn in speed" and an cpl
sodc Of the serial, "The Fighting
Trail.' Monday, Nov. 9th, Thomas
Moore in Hold Your Horses" and
Tuesday, Elsie Ferguson in Foot
lights" This last is beautiful pic
turc and one we'll worth 4 trip to
Seneca to see.
Rural Policeman Littlcton and
Deputy Gus Sullivan made raid
yesterday (Tucsday) morning in tho
Unity settlement on Long Nose
mountain, whore they located a still
in operation, watching the operations
for some half hour or more before
swooping down on the plant. Five
hundred pounds Of granulatcd sugar
was coniiscated, and several bushels
OF malt. T5-gallon copper still. cap
and condenser complete. with about
$500 gallons Of beer, were destroy
cd. TWO men made their escape as
the officers made their descent on the
plant but not until after they had
watched operations and operators so
closely as to definitely identify the
ncn. whom they positively know.
They say that cali things come
10 those who wait" At the present
time, We are informed, petitions arc
being circulated in Midway asking
that the cil2cns Of that territory so
close u Walhalla call an election for
tho purpose OF voting themselves in
to Walhalla. Ten or twelve years
ago Walhaila was. bcsccching Mid
way TO come into the fold, but they
would n0t.' The new water system
here has doubtless been the great
consideration thai has wrought the
change o! heart. At any rate, no on1
in WalhUlla holds their previous re-
tusul to join with rs against them,
ANA il they vote themselves in, thcy
will he most cordially received. Tho
citizens Of West Union might well
take the mint and "comc on in"--thc
waters fine, you know.
WHshaila lost her first football
game OF the season last Friday when
the Walhalla Iii boys went up
against Anderson Hi. The game was
good one, tho score being IS to C.
against Waih"lla. Tho Anderson hi
has a wOHdcriul team and an abund-
t'tN' y! pitHt W Call Oh at any
time. Walhalla can barely muster a
complete team, and is short Of any
men to call III case Of need. The An
derson boys played a splendid game,
as did the local boys. Our team was
simply "out Of its class" according
to those who know the game and
nave commented on the playing last
Friday, Up to this game the Walhalla
team had won every game they had
played. The boys are not dismaycd
by their dcfcat. but with grit that is
commcndahlo are determined that
they "will lick Anderson yet" As
the MasonS say. $50 mote it be-"
The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Cox will be gricved TO
Elcarn OF the sudden death Of IT,
son, ID. Cox, who died at Walhalla on
Tuesday night, Oct. 23d. lie had
been working in Rosman, y. c., for
tho past six months and was taken
seriously i'll with appendicitis. Ho
same home on Sunday previous to
his death and kept getting steadily
worse. On Saturday afternoon he
was removed to the old Walhalla Ho-