Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-05-09
For Sale-Good farm horse. Ap-
ply to J. w. Bell, Walhalla.-Ad. If.

For Sale-Good farm horse. Ap-
ply to J. w. Bell, Walhalla.-Ad.t If.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
ID. Walker, April 29th, daughter.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
30 cents from Jas. II. Brown, Of the
Oakway section, for addition to the
turned over to Clerk Of Court Craig,
who had charge OF the work.
The Matheson Hardware Com
pany, Of Westminster, is ready to
serve the OcOnee public In everything
In the way Of builders baterials,
farm implements. garden tools, wire
OF all kinds, screen doors, windows.
tin cans, solder, etc. Read their ad-
vertisement and give them call.
The Walhalla friends of w.
Stewart Floyd will be interested to
learn that he has gone to Boykin, S.
c., where he is engaged in work on
the State Reed farm. Mr.. Floyd has
given quite a good deal Of time to
farm work in this section and will
doubtless prove valuable employee
on the State farm.
r.. r. Jaynes. Esq, and Chas. F..
Hetrick, Of the Hetrick Hosiery
Mills, left last Friday for Philadel-
phia and New York to attend the
meeting Of the National Hosiery Man.
ufacturers' Association. VIM. A. Het-
rick preceded them one day. They
are expected to return to Walhalla
the latter part Of this week.
For Sale-Good farm lands.
have large tract Of good farm land
that can be cut into small farms to
suit needs of purchaser. About three
miles from Walhalla; close to excel
lent graded school. For. particulars,
price. etc. apply to c. Fred Brown,
Walhalla, S. C.--Adv. 1920.
REV. and Mrs. II. Y. Abbott and
two children, OF Franklin. Ohio, are
expected to arrive to-day at the home
OF their parents, Rev. and Mrs. w
Abbott, in West Union. Rev. II. r.
Abbott will fiji the pulpit Of the First
Baptist church of Liberty, Pickcns
county, next Sunday morning. Rev
and Mrs. Abbott have many friends
in Oconcc who will be delighted to
welcome them on this visit.
john Il. ,Corbin, one OF Oconec's $
boys, last week enlisted for service
in the navy. Young Corbin has been
attending the SiX-Nlile Baptist Acad-
omy, in Pickens county, during the
past several years. and on April goth,
this year, received his diploma from
that institution. He will make a
good seaman, we feel sure, for it is
not in the Corbins Of Oconee to do
less than that in anything they un-
dertake. Our young friend sends
back to Oconce his best wishes to
friends left behind.
Tho Governemnt Food Statisti-
clan was in Walhalla Monday last
gathering facts concerning the food
situation in Walhalla. lie visited
each Of the local merchants, securing
data on the food supplies carried in
stock at present and stocks already
ordered. Included in his fact-gather-
ing was Il comparative price list. get
ting prices Of fOodstuffs now and the
same time last year. This work is
being carried on by the General Gov
crnment in working out plans for the
conservation and equitable distribu-
ton Of fOodstuifs in the future.
The many friends Of Miss Emma
Stansell. who left Walhalla last week
on account Of the serious illness Of
her father. will regret to learn that
he died in the Johns-IIopkins Nospi-
tai. Baltimore, last Thursday. The
remains were brought back to South
Carolina. funeral and intermcnt TAX
ing place at Williamson Friday last.
Mr.. Stanscll was G4 years OF age.
He was a successful merchant OF Will
liamston. being the proprietor Of the
Williamson Dry Goods Company.
Miss Stansell's many friends will join
The Courier in extending to her and
the other bercaved ones sincere SYM
pathy in their great sorrow.
Anderson Tribune, May 4th:
Jesse A. p. Barton, OF Townvillc,
died Wednesday in the GSth year Of
his age. He is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Marett, Of Townville,
and three daughters: Mrs. B. n. wy
att Of Anderson, Mrs. J. r. Holland
OF Danville. Va. and Miss Myrtle
Barton of Townville; also three
sons, Curtis Barton Of Townvillc,
Sumter Barton Of Laurens. and DR..
Judson Barton Of Hartwell. Ga. He
also leaves two brothers and one sis
ter, j. ID. Barton Of Townville, Tay-
lor Parton Of Anderson. and Mrs.
Maggie Simmons Of Texas"
Pay your town taxes before
June lst, after which the 20 per cent
penalty will be added. Attend to
your taxes now and avoid penalty.
Books open at Bank OF Walhalla.
Will J. Schroeder. Clerk and Treasu-
rer ADV