Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-08-13
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R. Il. Jaynes, Esq, returned yes
terday from an extensive business
trip to Savannah, Ca, Columbia,
Rock Hill and other points in this
State.
Martin Puckhaber, of Charles
ton, is in Walhalla for some time WIS.,
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. l.. Brandt, and among other rela-
tives. 49,. ".....
R G. Carter, of the Carter Co.,
left Monday for the Eastern markets,
where. he will place orders for the
fall trade, buying for both the Car
ter Company and the Carter Hard
ware Co., of Walhalla.
Miss Mabel Myer, formerly of
Jacksonville, Fla, but now of Spar
tanburg, is spending "a few days at
the home of her friend, Mrs. F. C.
Bischoff. Miss Myers many friehds
are pleased to meet her again.
Following are the recent arri-
walls at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
c. Busch: Paul Browne. Anderson;
Stanley Newman, back from the
mountains; Charles X. Jones. re-
turned from Columbia; Misses Elma
and Eff'e Whelchel, Atlanta. The
Misses WhcIChel are here for STAY
OF q month.
Miss Pauline Bughs, al Clemson
College, arrived in WalhallA last Fri
day to spend three weeks vacation
at the home Of her parents. mir and
'Nirs NJ. I. Hughs, near town. Miss
he ~1I
bic position in the presidents office
at Clemson for some time and viii
return to the college at the opening
Of the coming session.
-Robt. H. Boyd, of Jordania, was
business visitor to Walhalla Mon
day. He infromed us that the cur
rent was turned on the wires of the
Coneross Light and Power Company
last Friday, but had to be SHIT off
on Saturday on account of sight
break in the race. Bob" has a num-
Der Of friends in Walhalla who are
always pleased to have him call on
them.
j. B. Phillips, of the Chauga sec
tion Of the county, suffered painful
Injury last Monday while he and his
son were at work hewing crossties.
Mr.. Phillips and his son Rufus were
at work close to each other, the son
making a mislick with his axe, which
glanced, striking Mr.. Phillips on the
right knee, splitting it open. DR.. ].
j. Thode was called and gave the in
jured man immediate attention, and
he is doing as well as could be ex-
pected considering the severity Of the
injury.
"A. d. Mckinney, of Inglenook,
(Birmingham), Ala, is spending
few days in Walhalla with his kins-
man, w. A. Grant, and family. Mr..
Mckinney is on his way to Cashiers
valley, N. c., where he will spend
short while among relatives before
returning to his home in Birming-
ham. 1t has been quite while since
he has been in this section Of the
country, though he was at one time
more or less familiar with this sec
tion Of South Carolina and adjoining
territory in the Old North State,
About twenty years ago, Mr.. McKin-
ney tells US, while on a visit TO the
old Mckinney homestead in Cashiers
valley, he ran across, among old pa
pers belonging to his grandfather,
the late James Mckinney, a COW of
The Keowee Courier, Vol. |, No, I,
We doubt II there Is another COPY of
that issue in existence now, If indeed
the copy referred TO is still preserved.
Mr.. Mckinney Will be in Walhalla
until Friday of this week.
r. l.. Boggs, Of the New Hone
section, Is the Good Samaritan" of
The Courier office for this week. he
having dropped into the Office yester-
day for pleasant chat, and inciden-
tally dropped us one Of his 35-pound
"lronclad' watermelons, than which
we have not seen finer in many a
day We always enjoy Mr.. Boggs's
visits to our office. He tells good
stories about his farming, and he in
illustrates" his stories in
the most charming manner. He
brought with him yesterday a guam
tity Of his fine honey, and in the
production Of this he also excells, US
ing patent gums and improved meth
ods or mating and caring for his bees.
me money he sells Is as clear as crys-
tai throughout, and he can sell you
any flavor you want, for he "pas-
tures' his bees systematically and
they are robbed systematically. The
secret OF Mr.. Boggs's success as far
mer Is that he Is Conducting busi-
ness" and not merely running farm.
systematic accounting on the farm
makes the farm pay dividend when
else will.