Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-07
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Born, unto MIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard W. Grubbs. on Friday last, June
"a, son.
Little Miss Sara EIutchison,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Hutchinson, left to-day for Anderson
L" spend several days among rcla-
tirtS.
IL. Is. Zimmerman, OF Westmin-
Stei, paid The Courier a pleasant call
last Friday. lie is Il pleasant gentle
man whom we are always glad to
meet.
Miss lIettic Price, OF T0ccoa,
Ca, returned to her home last Mon
day after having spent several days
here with Mrs. Geo. w. Dyar and
family.
--I'ull stock Warmers corscts at
Moss & Anscl's s.---Adv
Mrs. julius Schim lcft last Fri
day for her home at Bristol. Conn.
after spending several days here vis-
iting at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
+. II. Carter.
Airs II. l.. Brandt will be among
the cXcursionists to Charleston to-
morrow tThursday) morning. Mrs.
Brandt has numerous relatives and
friends in the City by the Sea, among
whom she will visit.
Herman and Henry IIofrmcycr,
who have been attending Clemson
college, spent the past weekend in
Walhalla at the home Of their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Brandt.
After commencement at Clemson the
Messrs. liofemeycr will return to
their home at Florence.
= am Offering West Union Roller
Mill flour, made from Leaps Prolific
wheat, at a low price. 1t will pay You
TO see me. Geo NJ. White, .Ir., West
Union, S. C.-Adv. 2I*
Miss Mary ELLEN Wilson return
cd to Walhalla last Wednesday even
ing. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. George l.. Wilson, who
had gone to Rock Hill to attend the
commencement exercises Of Winthrop
College, from which institution Miss
Mary Ellen graduated. Her many
friends are delighted to welcome her
hack home.
--Ar. and Mrs. l.. l.. Barr and
Mrs .Chas. w. Gentry, OF Grccnvillc,
spent some time here last week visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. S. p. Dendy.
Thcy came over Wednesday to be
with-their mother on the anniversary
of her birthday. They were accom-
panied by their children, who re-
manned over for n more extended visit
to their grandmother.
AIR. and Mrs. G. w. Wilbanks. of
the Belmont section. were among the
visitors to Walhalla last Friday. Mrs,
WllbankS, who has been Il great Suf-
lcrer FOR some time, is improving,
though not as rapidly as had been
hoped for. She has numerous
friends here, however, who we're
pleased to note a marked improve
ment since her last visit to Walhalla.
For Salc-I.ookout Mountain
seed Irish potatoes. $l.75 per bn-
shell. Mrs. E. G. DuBosc. Walhalla
Route No. l.--Adv.*
i. S. Alexander. of the Little
River section. has purchased the w.
II. Doyle place, near Walhalla,
through b. Il. Moss. real estate
dealer The farm contains 80 acres.
The consideration was $l,S50. Mr..
Alexander will move to his new
place early next year and will conduct
his farm personally. lie is a young
man OF ability and energy. and we
viii gladly welcome him to this sec
ton.
Attention is directed to the ad-
'ertiscmcnt OF the Anderson Phos-
phatc and Oil Company. which an
pears IN this issue. This company's
we'll known brands Of fertilizer are
sold in Oconce by the following mer-
chants and fertilizer dealers: Moss
II
Westminster: P II. Sullivan G. Co.,
Madison, and II. l.. Nimmons. Seneca,
See advertisement and get Your side
dresser from these gentlemen.
My grist mill in West Union will
be closed after next Saturday, June
ioth, until about July lst. win be-
gin thrcshing trip next Monday. and
VIII 40 good work. viii reach all
"'''ei customers as soon as posi-
bic, Jas. G. Mnlkcy.--Adv.
---Attorncys Welch Galloway. O
w, Clayton, NJ. ID. Clayton. G. b. Dca
YER, and Ralph Fisher. Of Hrcvard.
\. G., are in Walhalla for a few davs
engaged professionally. They are
taxing dopoSitionS to be used in q
SUIT at BrcNard growing ont Of an ac-
cident which occurred early this wear.
ny "hlch Il young Oconce man, y. \,
smith, son Of stephen NJ. Smith. of
Salem, lost his life. Ralph Fisher.
as administrator. has filed a suit for
$4,000 against the Rosman On. c.
Tanning Extract Company, at whose
plant the fatal accident occurred.
Young Smith was an employee OF the
company and lost his life when one
of the large copper kettles used in en-
tracing tanic acid from logs explod-
ed. This kettle" was capable Of
"cooktng' two cords Of wood at
time. and when the explosion occnr-