Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-11-27
CAROLINIANS ON CASUALTY LIs,r
Names OF Quite IL Few Appear Dur
ing the, Past Week.

FROM the reports Of casualties in
the American Expeditionary Forces
/ In Europe, as published in the daily
papers Of the past week, we mako
the following brief summary:
Killed in action - Sergts. II. IL.
Muller, Sumter; Milletlge 4. Gordon,
Clemson College; Lieut.. George e.
McCord, Greenville; Corpls. Carey L..
Farris, Fort Mill; William ~. SAN
ders, Laurens; Ernest l.. Wilkinson.
Taylors; Privates Jas. T. Myers, Ef-
fingham; William Thompson, Jeffer-
son; Frank B. Collier, Rowesville; !;
Bassiel Suggs, Columbia: Dossie
Flowers, Darlington; Frank T.. Cox,
Gray Court; Marion II. Thompson,
Jordan.
Wounded severely - Lient. John
D. Colson, St. Stephens; Privates w.
A. Smith. Bishopville; Neville r..
McTeer, Salkahatchie; Joseph HUFF,
Clinton; Furman Sweet, Floydale;
Maben X. Jones, Silver Street
DIED OF wounds - Sergts. Fritz
Williams, Neeces; Robt. Gadsden,
Dale; Corpl. Marcind c. Christopher,
Greenville; Privates Louis G. Proc
tor, Union; Edwin II. Large, Flor
ence; Clinton n. Dennis, Lake City;
Robt. II. Hancock, Columbia; Claude
S. Bagwell, Belton; Edmund Deke-
tlaer, Columbia; Adam Mitchell,
Sumter; Cook Lewis T.. BIancIlctt,
Walhalla.
Missing in action--Priyate Miles
G. Hudson, York.
Died from accident and other
causes = Privates Willbert Lime
house, Yemassee; John Thomas, OF
Bishopville.
Died of diseasc-Sergts. John p.
Parnell, Lamar; Thos. r. Hughes,
Duncan; Theodore Thomas, Black
Vile; Alfred J. Bradford, Sumter;
VIM. G. Williams, York; Lieut.. Ed
ward S. Fickling, Columbia; Corpls.
John Fogel, New Brookland; Joseph
Higgins, Charleston; Privates David
Barr, Turbeville; Harry Stephncy,
Columbia; John Green, Sumter; B..
II. Scott, Ridgeville; Ben Singleton,
Dale; Ben Collins, Newberry; Jud-
son Gordon, Salley; julius Holman,
Denmark; Ernest NJ. Voght, Holly
Hill; Nathaniel Cunningham, Ian
caster: Henry G. Carter, Jordan
vile; Jos. Edward Gaillard, Liber-
ty; Louis l.. Houck, Elloree; Alfred
Snads, Hawley Mills; Cleveland Out
law, Bethune; Monroe w. Burkhal-
ter, Dunbarton; Charles Kimson, st.
Matthew's; Edward Barker, Colum-
Dia; Andrew Lowman, Aiken; Oil
yer Railford, Beach Island; Clarence
Williams, Charleston; Richard An
derson, Cross; Chester Brown, Ran
In a II Il o,,I,,
Eugene MaXey, Williamson; Joe L,
Bowers, Fairfax; Foster Jones, Ell
lenton; Willie v. King, Townville;
Walter Pegues, Cheraw; Otto VIII
son, Bookman; Earle A. Davidson,
Clinton; Robt. A. Fowler, Sumter;
James Hall, Anderson; Robt. Heath
ley, Orangeburg; Shellie Jamison,
Jamison; Jesse l.. Kirk, Liberty Hill:
James Dyar, Calhoun; Lee Jones,
Bonneau; Samuel Joseph, Hatties-
Vile; Moses Scott, Bellinger; Leon
ard Steen, McBee; Jos. Anderson,
Aiken; Isaac Chisholm, Hardeeville:
Hardy Clemons, Bluffton; Barth.
Vaughn, Lockhart; Harry Stephney,
Columbia; Walter e. Webb, Olym-
pia; Corpl. Robt. Baskins, Lancas-
ter; Wagner Solomon Bailey, East
over; Cook Waymon Proctor, Char
lesion.
Wounded, degree undetermined
Corpl. Samuel l.. Gasque. Florence;
Privates Luther Moffett, Helena;
Prue T.. Compton, Townville; Clif-
ton Morgan, Williamston; Philip f..
Tooley, Pringle; Mechanic Foist w.
Fant, Bolton.
Slightly wounded in action-Lieut.
Elliott II. Kelley, Camden; Privates
Grover l.. Glassgo, Anderson; Jos.
a. Bullard, Outland; William B. An
dre"'s, Dacusville: Manton Parrott,
Lake City; Sol. Wilson, Ellaville;
Onnie w. Harley, Millettville; Cook
Sam. d. Wright, Union; Mechanic
Wni. }. Fowler, Loris.
Total Casualties, 8f,3l3.
The following shows the number OF
casualties that have been reported up
to and including last Monday. The
lists are still far behind and will
continue to be reported by the Ameri-
can officers in Europe:
Killed in action (including 39G
at sea 1G, so
Died or wounds -. ........ 6.l48
Dled or disease ......... 1867
Died Of accident and other
" ........ i .DHI
wounded in action .44,i97
Missing in action (including
prlsoners) ...... 8,348
Total casualties reported ..S4,343