Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-02-06
---Wanted--White men In board
ing room. Apply at Hetrick Hosiery
Mill, 'Walha lila. ADV. 6. .

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Ing room, Apply at Hetrick Hosiery
| Mill, Walha lila. ADV. 6. .
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Werner ro-
turned last week to Walhalla after
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Strothcr, of Woodbury., Ga.
-~Rev. 0. H. Martin, d. d., of An
dcrson, will preach at West Union
: next Sunday morning. There is a
/ real treat In store for every one who
loves the Gospel. a cordial invita-
! ton is eXlcn dcd to all.
Carlisle Taylor and family, OF
HateSbHrG, arrived in Walhalla last
week and are now comfortably stu
/ atod in the Smith cottage in Midway.
| Mr.. Taylor is Il Young chemist and is
prosecuting some experiments. He
! and his are most cordially welcomed
to our midst. Mr.. Taylor is a son OF
| Rev. and Mrs. t.. p. Taylor
See Baylis w. Harrison or G. w.
Pitchf0rd, Walhalla, before buying
your fertilizers. Note advertisement
on first page.-Adv.
Sam Elliott, Of Route No. 3, was
at The Courier offlce Tuesday. He
brought In foreign coin OF some
country, probably China or Japan,
with the Eng words lone cent" on
one side and a lot Of heiroglyphics on
the other. 1t was found on Billie
Fennells old place. Since this is true
there is nothing strange about the
coin, as one is liable to find most any
thing where Billie has ever lived.
Capt. and Mrs. w. l.. Sanders
left here yesterday for Tampa, Fla,
whore they will be for some time,
the trip being made for the benefit Of
Mrs. Sanders health, she having for
some time past been quite unwell.
They were accompanied by Mrs. San
ders' sister, Miss Katherine Cross,
who will remain with them during
many friends hope for the early COM
plete recovery of Mrs. Sanders
health.
Married, on Sunday last, Eebru-
ary Sd, at the residence Of John II.
Leo and VIM. Hoyt Lee, both Of the
vicinity Of Walhalla. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |. II. Lee,
while the groom is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Lee. The young cou-
pie are well known in this commu-
nifty and they have the good wishes
Of wide circle Of friends for a long
life Of happiness and prosperity. The
groom Is In the United States Army,
at present being located at Camp Sc
vier lie was among the contingent
Of select men who left Walhalla on
September 18th
Our designs are leaders in our
line. You receive full value for
every dollar you invest in monu-
ments purchased of the Seneca Mar
bic and Granite Works.--Adv.
Attention Is directed to the ad-
vertisement OF the Union Guano Co..
OF Winston-Salem. N. c., manufactu-
rers Of the well-known Union fertili-
zers. This responsible company is
represented locally by Baylis w. Har-
rison and c. w. Pitchford, of Wal
halla, who will be glad to give any
desired information. They succeed
the late Geo. A. Harrison as agents
for the Union Guano Co., and will
be prepared to handle all business
promptly and satisfactorily, and they
will carry full line Of fertilizers at
the old Harrison Warehouse at the
Blue Ridge depot. Read the an
nouncement, then call, write or
phone either Mr.. Harrison or MIR.
Pitchford for information.
j. r. Ramcy has recently moved
from the Madison section to the vi
cinity Of Walha LA. lie will this year
farm on what is known as the Walt
Phillips place. which Mr.. Ramey
bought two years ago. He is good,
substantial citizen and will be vel
coined to this section Of the county.
Mr.. Ramey info rms us that last We'd
nesday night homicide took place
over on Tugaloo river, on the Geor-
gia side, when Grant Marcus shot
and almost Instantly killed Cromer
Norris. both white men. There was,
so far as Mr.. Ramey could learn, no
apparent cause for the trouble, as 1t
was not known that there had been
any quarrel or i'll feeling between the
two men. te was told that Norris
went to the home Of Marcus, and that
the latter, on seeing Norris come on
the porch, told him that If he came
IN he (Marcus) would shoot him.
Norris, according to the story heard
by Mr.. Ramey, supposed that Marcus
was Joking and kept on into the
house. A gun was fired by Marcus
and Norris fell, dying almost in
stantly, never speaking a word, 1t Is
said. Marcus is about 80 years Of
age, the Norris was Of similar age,
there being but slight difference in
their ages. Marcus was arrested on
Thursday morning by the sheriff Of
stephens county, and was taken at
once to T0ccoa, where he was lodged
in Jail.
Harry r. IIughs, Esq, returned
Sunday morning from Atlanta, where
he had been for few days standing
the final examinations for entrance
into the aviation department of the
United States Army. His friends
will be glad to learn that his efforts
were successful hc having noccod