Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-08-01

sells land, buggies and harness. See
him before you buy.-Adv.
Married, at the residence of
Clerk OF Court John +. Craig, on Sun
day last, July 29th, Miss Flossie
Smith and Claude S. Thomas. Both
bride and groom are Of the Ebenezer
section, and have hosts Of friends
who will join with The Courier in ex-
tending all good wishes.
--Ground limestone Is becoming
or? Of the great factors in building
up the fertility of lands these days.
See announcement of the Anderson
Phosphate and Oil Company else
where in this issue. Write this en-
terprising firm for particulars or any
specific information desired.
Dave c. Strother, Of Fort VAL
ley, Ga, and Fair Dodd, of Atlanta,
spent last Sunday at the Strother
home in West Union. Their friends
were glad to welcome them. Mr.
Strother will spend several days here.
He Is driving one of the handsomest
cars ever seen in this section of the
State.
Two canning outfits to close out
at less than factory cost to-day; small
sizes. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. C.--Adv.32.
Mrs. Addie Reeder McAlister
and Miss Inez McAlister, Of Birming-
ham, Ma, who have been visiting at
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r.
Owens and Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Reed
cr. Of West Union, returned to their
home last week. They have many
friends in this section who were glad
to meet them again and regretted
their departure.
Mrs Ethel Baker and babe and
Miss Ruth Ogg, Of Columbia, visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. 4.
!vester, near West Union, last week,
Mrs. Raker and child returning Mon
day. Miss Ogg will remain for ano-
ther week. They are daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Ogg, former cit
izens Of Oconee and we'll known to
our people.
-Rev. and Mrs. w. Marshall
Craig, Of Kinston, n. c., are spending
some time in West Union with the
formers sister. Mrs. G. w. Wilson.
Mr.. Craig Is young minister. He is
pastor of the First Baptist church Of
kinston, city Of about 1900 peo-
pie. He will preach at the First Bap-
tist church in Anderson (his old
home) next Sunday morning.
-Wanted-Intellig boy, about
lS years of age. to clerk in general
store. Address "Clerk," care Keo-
wee Courier, giving references
Adv. 32
Prank E. Alexander, the real es-
tate man Of Anderson, who is operat-
ing extensively in Oconee these days,
has for sale at this time the w. j.
Hunt farm, in the EbeneZer section,
which has been subdivided into 80 to
5O-acre tracts. See announcement
elsewhere in this issue and call on
Mr.. Alexander if desiring q fine small
farm. Mr.. AleXander's headquarters
are at the Busch House.
Jos. Shook had the misfortune
to have his arm broken one day last
week by the latest and most approved
methOd-~cranking an automobile.
The job was a most complete one.
both bones in the arm being broken.
1t is characteristic Of the Fords that
whatever they undertake they do
well, whether climbing hills,
"speedin cm some or cracking
bones. Mr.. Shook is getting along
nicely and finds his arm board quite
ornamental as well as useful.
-Ennis Abbott left last Monday
morning for Greenville to stand the
examination for the navy. Young
Mr.. Abbott is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s. Abbott, who reside just south
Of Walhalla. He IS a splendid young
fellow and we have no doubt that he
will pass examinations, will be ac-
cepted. then ordered to return home
and await call. This has been the
procedure for some weeks past the
cnlistments exceeding the immediate
capacity for taking charge Of and
training the young men who choose
the naval branch Of the government
war service. The young men are,
however, placed at once on the pay
roll and draw full pay until they are
notified to report for duty. We wish
for our young friend every good for
tune and ultimate return home in
good health.
The Seneca Marble and Granite
Works offer you quality OF the high
,st character; service that IS intelli-
gent and efficient; action that is
prompt and dependable.