Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-22

day, Noy. 26th. West Union OIL Mill.
adv.
Mrs. Sidney Ballenger pleasant
ly entertained the rook club Tuesday
Of last week.
Miss Julia Maxwell is spending
some time in Greenyille visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. w. Nix.
Plenty Of 16 per cent acid for
all now; $16.25. w. NJ. Brown, Wall
halla, S. C.--adv.-43-tf.|
-Toccoa Record, Nov. 1G: Mrs. j.
D. Werner, Jr., Of Walhalla, was the
guest Of friends here on Tuesday and
Wednesday. $fS
H.. j, II. Darby, Mrs. J. w.
-. lss Eloise Strother and Miss
jamie Harrison spent short while
In Greenyille, having motored over
on pleasure trip.
II have about 12 head Of mules,
mares and horses for sale, cheap, on
good terms. l am going out Of the
livestock business and you can buy
these at a bargain. Arthur Brown,
Walhalla, S. C.-adv.-47-4S.
-Strayed or Stolen -. From my
spring a few days ago, one twelve
gallon wash pot. Verify, those in pos
sion already have their reward. Earle
Simpson, Rt. i, Walhalla, S. c.
Mrs. Frank l.. Bunker and chill
dren, Of Charlotte, II. c., arc visiting
at the home Of Mrs. Bunker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norman. Mrs.
Bunker has hosts Of friends here who
are delighted to meet her again.
Just received, shipment of the
we'll known High Point buggies. Call
and get one. or you ride, ride
right) w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla, S.
C.-adv.- .-3S-tf.
C. e. Rhodes spent part OF Sat-
urday and Sunday in Greenville with
relatives and friends. He was accom-
panied home Sunday by his brother,
J. A. Rhodes, and family, who spent
q short while in Walhalla
The Walhalla Ginnery will gin
cotton three days more-Thursddy,
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23d, oath
and 25th. Bring on your cotton and
get 1t ginned during these days. Wal
halla Ginnery, w. +. Milan. Mana
ger.--adv.
Coming Tuesday, Nov. 2Sth, the
"Darktown Sunshine Minstrcls," un-
der the auspices OF the Civic League,
at the High School Auditorium Ad-
mission, children 20c.,- adults 35c.
Doors open at 7.30 O'Clock, perform
ance begins at sharp. An attractive
program and number Of specialties,
among them being a singing by a
Quartette composed of Messrs. Dendy
and Grubbs, McDonalda. and Ansel;
saXaphone duet by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Bell; bit Of harmony from Hawaii
by The Glee Club, and vocal duet by
Messrs. Bell and Dendy.
Blankets which are serviceable
That Of course means Nashua Wool
nap blankets, which have been scien-
tifically proven warmer than |
blankets. The prices on "Nashu;,s ;
are reasonable compared to their use
fulness. The Peoples Dept. Store.
Better goods for less. s."%lAgents for
Nashua blankets.
The community was shocked by
the recent death Of Reuben Olar
Brock, Of West Union; who died at
the Anderson County Hospital Fri
day, Nov. Sd, after an illness OF about
three weeks. He. was Il member of
Fant's Grove Baptist church. having
lived in that community for num-
ber Of years. Mr.. Brock leaves to
mourn his death wife and several
children. besides number of broth
ers and sisters. Two Of the brothers
are John and Ollie Brock, Of Seneca.
Funeral services were conducted at
Sandy Springs, Anderson county, on
Saturday, Nov. 4th, by Rev. J. Il.
Willis. Mr.. Brock had made his home
in West Union only short time, but
had made many friends, who sympa-
thi2e with the family in their be-
reavement.
We invite you to our store to
attend The Christmas opening, begin
ming Nov 18th. We have the most
beautiful line OF gifts and Christmas
goods on display in Walhalla, and
the prices are right. Bells Drug
Store.-ady.-tf.
Three tables of enthusiastic
players constituted the Congenial
Rook Club, which was entertained by
Mrs. James Wilson at her home on
Main street Friday afternoon last.
When, at the close Of number of
exciting games, the prize was pre-
sented to Mrs. Jack Alexander, she
was happy to know she was the best
player OF the afternoon, and she re-
cciyod rs a reward Of her skill a
lovely table runner. A delightful
sweet course was served by the host
ess. Those who enjoyed this happy
occasion were Mcsdames Arthur
Brown, Harold Phillips, Jack Alex
andcr. Lloyd Brown, George Scllu-
machcr and Clyde Brown. Misses
Codyc Grant, Sara Alexander and
Willie Alexander. Mrs. Geo. Schu-
macher will be hostess to tho club
on Friday, the cath, at $50 o'clock,
'at her home on Decatur street.
i have good six-horse-powcr
steam engine, complete; one set Of
practically new shinglc saws, cheap