Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-03-01


4th. In Citizens, bank Bu iidfnr. IS.
posite postotiics. Seneca, 81 a adv.
SO. s. SEs g sS| |s3, |
Mrs. lewis q. Harrison, who HAS
been visiting relatives In Charlo.te
and other North Carolina points, will |
spend few days this week III Green
vile as the guest OF Miss ~ aflia Har-
rison, returning to Walhalla next
Sunday n +, .s8sS <.
Lawrence T. Bell is AZ resent
located at Waldo, Fla. where he Is
engaged in trucking and plant grow
ing. He Is with r.. L. Schenck, one
Of the well-know4 truckers and plant
growers Of that section. Mr. Bell has
been in Florida for several weeks.
He is son of F.. J.. Bell, OF West
Union Route No. l. 81:
For Sale-High class hard aud
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla.
8. C.-adv.-43-tf. E6 5EI
Rev. George Zachary will con-
Duct services at tJ J.ohn's episcopal
church, Walhalla, on sunday even
ing next. March 5th, at 7.30So'clock.
The public is cordially invited ltc, at
tend the service. This will be the
last service here by Mr.. Zachary as
rector Of this church, and he has
made special effort to hold this SER
vice in view Of the fact that The wea-
ther has interfered with his two pre-
vious appointments. 548
-666 quickly relieves a cold.-ad
DR.. A. II. Hayden, specialist at
tached to the State Board Of Health,
was in Walhalla Sunday and pro-
nounced several cases Iof so-called
oh {nlr orft ~ ~
ored population, as a mild form Of
smallpox. and immediate steps were
taken whereby all school children
were others Of the town, ,thB. State
Board Of Health furnishing the vac
cine on telegraphic request of Dr..
Hayden.
Miss S. Fincannon wishes to an
nounce her spring opening, Friday
and Saturday, March Sd and 4th, in
Citizens Bank Building, only across
the street from former location. SEN
eca, s. C.-adv.-8-9.
Several raids we're made during
last week by Officers Gus Sullivan,
w. A. Lawless, o. A. Hunnicltt and
James Baskin. On Saturday at Brass
town, near Long Creek, 48 bushels
or corn meal mash was destroyed,
and ten big fermenters were taken.
Is was estimated that the mash
would probably have made $50 gal
Ions Of whiskey. On Tuesdayiof last
week large outfit was captured IN
the Jocassee section, 1900 gallons Of
beer and a 60-gallon copper still and
complete outfit was taken.
-666 cures bilious fever.--4adv.
"A marriage that came asa sur
to friends of the groom was that Of
Miss Grace Gaines, Of oflPendergrass,
Ca, and Harold Phillips, OF Wal |
halla, which took place at Gaines
Vile, Ca, last Sunday, March s26th.
The young couple were married In
the afternoon and arrived in Wal
halla Sunday evening. The groom Is |
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles J.. hill
lips, Of Walhalla. Mr.. and MfsrRRil-
lips will make their home herd for
the present at least, Mr.. Phillips be-
ing engaged in business here with !
his brother, Arthur G. Phillips,i,We |
join with others in wishing the youn
couple long life, happiness and pros
perity.
-Marett's Early Improved AVIAN |
ma namaker-Cleveland Cotton Seed.--
Bred for earliness. Absolutelys pure.
Private gins for our farms. Our es-
pecially designed grading machinery !
is far ahead OF anything we have
ever seen. Our seed is delinted and |
will come up two or three days ear
lier. Delay may mean failure: We |
invite you to visit us at our. Office |
and on our farms, to see our breed !
ing work, this spring and summer.
Write for facts and prices. Marett |
Farm and Seed Company, Westmil-
ster, s. C.-adv.-5tf. 49,
There are many who will regret |
to learn Of the death Of G. r. Ian
ming, which occurred at his home in |
tho upper pact Of the county on Feb. |
9TH. Mr.. Lanning was one Of Oco- |
nee's stalwart citizens, honest and |
in all his dealings with his |
fellow-man, and he will be sorely |
missed in the home, in his commu-
nifty and In the county. He Is sur
vived by his wife and six children.
The funeral was held on the day fol-
lowing his death, the interment TAX
ing place in the Boon Creek ceme- |
ters. The Courier joins with many |
other friends Of the family in extend
ing to them sincere sympathy in the
great loss and sorrow which they |
have sustained.
TO prevent a cold take 666.-ad
FROM the Evansville (Ind.)
Courier Of Feb. 22d we clip the fol-
lowing notice, which will be read by
many with deep regret: Mrs. Mag
gle Stockwell Rogers, wife of Will
liam ]. Rogers, mechanical superin-
tendent Of the Courier, passed away
after an illness of almost year, at
the home OF her brother, Charles
Stockwell, 700 Washington avenue.