Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-05-22
Brown has 1t, or Brown gets 1t.

ADV.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. p. Corn. Of
Johnston, are spending several days
in Walhalla visiting ut the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Strother.
Private Ounce Moss, colored,
an Oconee selectman, died recently
at Camp Jackson. The cause Of his
death was an acute attack OF Lud-
wigs angina. Moss had not been as
signed to any command.
Among the list Of graduates at
the coming commencement of Win
throp College we note with pleasure
the names Of two Walhalla girls
Misses Frances Earle and Tabitha
Stribling.
We can save you money on au-
tOmobilc tires. Our tires are sold
with 5 5,000-mile guarantee. We sell
EN- cheap. w. NJ. Brown & Son.-Ad.
The Red Gross organ will be
auctioned off on Saturday, June 1st.
Keep a watch for the organ and
make a bid on it. The instrument
IS a gift of Mrs. w. NJ. Brown to the
Red Cross.
-Tugaloo Tribune, 21st: Miss
Stella Dunlap, third daughter Of John
f. Dunlap, of Westminster, and Chas.
King, of the Toney Creek section,
were married in Walhalla last Sun
day. They have the best wishes of
many friends for n happy and success
full journey through life. Mr.. and
Mrs. King will live at Toney Creek"
-Columbus wagons are good wag-
ons. w. NJ. Brown & Son.---Adv.
On the second page of this issue
W. We found an advertisement di"
to prospective farm purchasers. The
lands represented in this announce
ment are in Greenwood county, and
while we know nothing of the vari.
Gus tracts, it seems to us that there
are not a few that are well worth the
consideration Of any one seeking
farm lands either as an Investment
or with a view to making home. If
you are intcN ested in securing Green
wood county property, consult this
announcement, then write Mr.. Dow
ling, the advertiser, and get minute
particulars.
Everybody says Oldsmobiles are
the best automobiles in the country.
Brown says he guarantees 'em to be
the best. w. NJ. Brown G. Son.-Ad.
The many friends or Mrs. e. A.
Bell will regret to learn that she suf-
fcred a very painful fall in the yard
at her home, on Main street, last
Thursday. In consequence Of inju-
ries received, Mrs. Bell has been con-
fined to her bed since and is still un-
able to move herself. 1t Is feared
that one Of the hip bones has been
dislocated, or, perhaps, broken, al
though physicians have not made a
definite statement regarding this.
Mrs. Bell is quite ali aged lady and
her suffering is very great at times.
Friends Of Mrs. Bell and the family
hope that she may soon be able TO be
up and about the home.
We have the following second
hand cars for sale-all in very best
mechanical condition, newly over
hauled: One 1917 model Ford road
stcr; one 1917 style Ford racer; one
Mitchell roadster. four passenger;
one new Ford truck; one new Max
well truck. w. NJ. Brown G Son,
Walhalla.-Adv.
---For Sale--Few good COWS; good
mixers. Write or call on Robert a.
Craig. Salem, S. c., Route 2.-Ad.21*
j. d. Wynne, Of Carrollton, Ga,
spent Il short while recently visiting
among relatives In Oconee Mr..
y
but several years ago moved to Geor-
gia, where he is engaged in farming.
lie still retains property in Oconee,
however, and it was for the dual pur-
pose of looking after property inter
ests and visiting his sons and daugh-
ters that he came to Oconee at this
time. He spent his time with his
children, r. T.. Wynne, Mrs. w. II.
Adams and Mrs. A B. Adams, who
are living on portions of the Wynne
lands In the Clearmont section. He
has numerous friends in this county
who were glad to meet him again.
Married, on Sunday. May 12, at
the Methodist parsonage at Westmin-
ster, Miss Bertha Thompson and
Jesse Cox, both of the Pleasant Hill
section. The marriage Is of interest
to many in Oconee and elsewhere
The groom is the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Cox and a pros
porous young farmer. The bride Is
the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. K. Thompson and Is a charm
ing young lady, possessing many am
gratulate Mr.. Cox on winning the
heart and hand Of this young lady and
bcspeak for them long life of hap
piness and prosperity. For the pres
ent they are making their home with
the groom's parents. Rev. j. w.
Lewis, OF the Westminster charge,
performed the ceremony.
-Wanted-Man and his wife to
move to saw mill camp to take charge
Of boarding house for camp. Good
pay for right party. See me at once
for particulars. J. c. Shockley, West
Enion.-Ady.