Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-03-18

wagons, harness, etc. A,s If
The Misses Ansel are greatly
improving their residence on Main
street by the liberal use of paint.
Fruit of the Loom bleaching,
"A, at 10 cents per yard
Moss & Ansel.
"A. NJ Jones, a compositor, OF
Columbia, Is now holding cases on
the Oconee, News.
ALI parties owing 70. & e. Callas
will please call and settle at once.
Railroad Commissioner Caugh.
man was circulating among friends
in Walhalla one day last week. h
-Chas. w. Perry, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, was among his Walhalla
friends for a short while yesterday.
Little Misses Blanche Davis and
Myrtle Brown are wrestling with the
measles at present. We trust these
little ladies Will soon be well and out
again.
Grady Burton, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Burton, has been
quite sick for a week or more, but
we are glad to report that he is i'm
proving.
-E. & e. Callas will continue
their sale till Saturday, March 28.
Watch the advertising columns
Of The Courier. They tell you where
to buy. Keep your eyes on the news
columns of The Courier. They tell
you what's doing and who's doing.
A nice line of china in odd
pieces at ]. A. Brooks, Seneca, s. G.
Joseph and Eugenia Moss, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Moss,
have been quite sick with measles for
week. They are reported better
this morning, and we hope for their
speedy recovery.
N. l.. Fant and little son, Master
Gordon, are in Columbia to-day.
They are expected to return to-mor-
row with Mrs. Fant and daughter,
Miss Myra. The friends OF the fam
lily will be delighted to know that
Miss Myra is greatly improved.
The primary teachers of all the
Sunday schools of Walhalla are re-
quested to meet next Sunday at the
Lutheran church at 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon. The meeting will be an
important one, and it Is hoped that
every primary teacher will attend
promptly
ALI priced buggies at w. M.
Brown's-from $50 up. tf
Frank e. Harrison, Jr., left last
week for Lexington, this State where
he has accepted position as agent
for the railroad. Frank has been for
several years assistant 10 Mr.. Adams,
OF the Blue Ridge, and his departure
from Walhalfa Is deeply regretted
by many friends, who wish him we'll
in his new position. He is a deserv-
ing young man, and one for whom
we predict steady rise In the SER
vice. w. E. Seaborn is temporarily
filing the assistants place in the
Walhalla depot.
= Any jewelry purchased of ]. A.
Brock Seneca, s. c., will be engrav-
cd free.
Last Monday while the oil
wagon, from Seneca was on it's way
to the Norris cotton mill the team
| met with an accident that resulted
| almost fatally for one of the mules.
| and the driver, l.. o. Davis, had a. mar
row escape. AS the mules started to
| go on to a small bridge near the Raw
| enel bridge over Seneca river, one
| SHE'D at hole to one side, forcing
the other off the bridge. The animal
was SO badly injured that it Is not
thought possible to save its life Mr..
Davis was badly shaken up, but not
injured. The oil tank was not ma
| SSi AaiiS udhdSSu DSyollu having The
top smashed and some portions bent
and twisted. The tank was raised bv
the use Of block and tackle and is
again in service.
The Common Pleas Court ad-
journed last Friday. The only. case
completed was that Of VanDiviere
VS.. Rothell ct al, In which a long
standing controversy over disputed
land was settled. The jury gave to
the plaintiff, Mrs. Kate o. VanDi-
Were, sole possession of the land
and $500 cash consideration, with
costs on the defendants. This case
carried with 1t transactions covering
| period Of some twenty years or
more. Both plaintiff and defen iants
have claimed the ownership for years
1t is said the costs in the VanDiviere-
Rothell case will amount to about
$4OO. One other case. that OF Evan
Callas vs.. w. E. Hardie. was started,
but Attorney f.. l.. Herndon was s Id
| denly taken i'll and the case had to
be continued. .
See Auditors notice to township
boards Of assessors. =,
u. r. Cobb last week sold oIt his
bottling works to the Wilson Bot
Ting Company, and hereafter the
business of both concerns will be
combined under the management of
the Wilson company. 1t is Mr. Cobb's
intention to enter actively into the
manufacture Of bottling machines, he
having secured a patent for a new
machine by means of which bottling
can be done one-third faster than on
the old machines. If he can arrange
for their manufacture here 1T is
quite probable that he will remain,
! otherwise he will move with his fam
lily to some point where there is al
ready a plant prepared to handle his
work We hope that he can make
his arrangements to remain here,