Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-11-28
Mrs. J. W. Reedcr, or West I'm

| ion, has returned homo after spend
| Ing several days In Westminster vis-
| ting hcr mother. Mrs. NJ. Duncan.
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, but Is now improving.
The Globe Optical Co., OF Green
vile, have an announcement, ON tho
hfth pngc this week. DR.. A. A. Odom,
tho head Of tho well-known Arm, will
visit Walhnlla next Thursday, and
will be ut the Barton Pharmacy on
that day and will DO ready to 1T
glasses. examine eyes and give gene
raj attention to any one who needs
assistance. 80 sure to call at Bar
tons Pharmacy next Thursday If you
are In need OF any advice or assist
ance with regard to your eyes. Dr..
Odom will be In Westminster, ut Gil
reath's Hotel. on Friday, the 30th.
Pcrsons who can more conveniently
see. DIR. Odom ut Westminster should
make a point OF seeing him there Fri
day. Remember, Walhalla on Thurs
day, Westminster on Friday.
Auction Sale-At my residence,
on December 7th, 1917, at 10 o'clock,
will offer for sale the following de-
scribed property to-wit: One mare
mule. years old. weight about
100 pounds: one of the best fam
lily horses in tho State, 8 years old;
one iilleS. 1 years old; one stallion,
3 years old; one Of the best all
round horses In the county, 8 years
old; one very fine COW, three heifers;
one Mccormick binder, almost new,
been used but very little; some cul-
tivators Of different sorts; one two
horse disk plow; one two-horse
wagon: one double carriage; one
single buggy and harness; a good
lot Of hay. fodder, household goods
and other articles too numerous to
mention. NJ. G. Holland, Walhalla,
S. c., RID. No. 2.-kdv."
WIN. c. Grogah, of Chino. Cal,
arrived In Walhalla last Saturday
and will spend some months in the
county visiting among relatives and
friends. Mr.. Grogan for some years
has been working with a large beet
sugar refining company. The crop in
his section Of California has now been
all worked up, and Mr.. Grogan will
spend his between-season vacation in
his old home county. He ieports
that the growers this year realized
good prices for the raw beets and the
refined sugar. He Is employed in
the heart Of the sugar-beet growing
oSNli tlu lellueIlcS are 1OCaIoQ
close to the beet farms. Mr.. Grogan
! has many friends in Oconee who are
| pleased to welcome him back on a
visit In some respects Mr.. Grogan's 8
| visit is sad one. He spent the win
tor here about four or five years ago
with his brothers--Thos. w. and II.
j. Boone Grogan--but since his visit
they have both passed to the great
unknown.
Prank e. Alexander, the real es-
tate man, has recently sold to ]. N.
Masters and NJ. II. Holland, Of An
derSOn county. the Kuhtmann tract
| OF land near Walhalla, containing
SIS acres. the price being $4,000.
| Messrs. Masters and Holland will be-
gin about the first Of the new year to
work up the large timber product Of
this tract. 1t is understood that they
will install several motor trucks on
the roads between Walhalla and
their tract in order to move readily
the large quantities of timber to the
railroad. Incidentally. and in the
meantime. these gentlemen are going
to have some fine fun, which they
will share with their friends, in
hunting possums and wild turkey.
These two varieties Of fruit" are
said to literally hang all over the
timber or. cumber the ground under
the trees. Mr.. Alexander Is in doubt
as to whether it was the timber or
the 'rossum and turkey that proved