Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, January 30, 1918, Image 5
Classifying Our Pr<
(Continued from :
Olm? i-A.
M. C. abider.
Henry Walker.
Robt. P. Richardson.
Henry Whitfield.
Warren Gilbert.
Wm. Hemphlll.
Lid. Amos Bowen. \^
John Thos. Benrden.
John P. Swafford.
Wm. A. Johnson.
DeWitt T. Chapman.
Webster Browner.
Wesley M. Chappeu.
Heyward Henry.
C. Lee McGuffln
Will Acker.
Jas. Oscar Barton.
A. B. Williams.
John .C. Bottoms.
Joe H. Davts.
Wm. Norton Bearden.
Jesse M. Speed.
John H. Ramey.
Curtis P. Price.
Riley Cox.
Will Bradley,
(Walhalla)
Will C. Mason.
Orin T. Hutchins.
John V. Tannery.
Chas. Llgou Cain..
John V. 'Grissop.
Claud H. Crooks.
Samuel J. Smith.
Jos. Newton Stone.
Sam,Turner.
E. Kirby Smith.
H. M. Lay.
Wm. H. Nix.
Boyce O. Hopkins.
Chas. H. Kelley.
Dozier T. Smith.
Thoa. W. Flnoh.
Augustus S. Stancll.
Richard M. Holland.
Gus Aiken Hamilton.
Frank Alexander.
Alfred Cobb.
Julius N. Grant.
John M. Galloway.
Lewis J. Vollrath.
Adger Addis.
Frank Smith.
Andrew C. Alexander.
Frederick J. Chapman.
Louis M. Shirley.
Jos. Ira Jones.
Abraham L, Carver.
John W. E. EoBter.
Thos. S. Lawrence.
Luther H. Smith.
Wm. R. Adum
Burt Stone.
Joe Berry San
W. W. Whetse
Lewis M. Crow
Jim Holland.
H. O. Morris,
itobt. P. Harri
G. W. Bagwell
H. ?. Cartel.
H. L. Coe.
Jas. P. Brewo
Samuel L. Brc
O. A. 'Barber.
George Kerr.
Louie E. Cilles
J. T. Cash, Jr.
Henry Lee Car
Leo Black.
Ovid D. Cronsl
Wm. B. Ford.
Jas. J. Marclu?
John C. Adam
John 'M. Skelt<
Newton A. Joh
Wm. W. Alexa
H. Thos. Muxv.
Clarence F. B<
Samuel Swaffo
Warren R. Wi
Duff Lee Cothi
Prince Wllllan
Jas. Otto Gula
O. P. Vaughn.
Wm. W. Elrod
Harlie Binghai
Thos. B. Hare.
Chas. D. Oalbr
John Pallor 'Pc
Harrison B. L
Grover Black.
Chas. Robt. Ta
H. C. Augustin
Leo Davis Hun
M. ,R. McDonal
Grover D. Mea
J. E. Terry.
John H. Maule
B. D. 'Black.
Chas. Goldman
Leonard O. Ro
Errett Zimmer
Thoa. P. Huivn
Horace T. .Han
Burt M. Cain.
John T. Darby
Chas. W. Shod
Bob Cooper.
John Geo. Dav
Jule Earle Ha
Paul Murphy.
T. S. Allen.
Questionnaire Delinquents.
Local Board for Oconee County,
State of South Carolina, Walhalla, S.
C , Jan. 23, 1918.
To B. R. Moss, State Constable:
Thoro is hereby certified the follow
ing list, of names and addresses of
persons who have been duly, notified
to file with the Local Board tho
oitAollnnimlro Voriiilrod t?v tho I'PCU
Ol (!..'. I I?I
- .
i m i 'e.. gross rtpproV ?.'
; rind who have failed
ion;; lire. Voiv ar.
roquired immediately to visit in per- j 1
son or through deputies each person ? 8
whose name appears on this Hst, to
locate such persons if possible and
bring them .before this Local Board,
ur der No. Address.
1324 Clarence Cleveland,
Walhalla, S. C.
1330 J. C. Goode, Seneca, S. C.
1 347 Paul Green,
R.F.D. Westminster, S. C.
1407 John Keaton, Seneca, S. C.
1M11 Eaton Leo Williams,
Walhalla, S. C.
1445 Walter Hix.
Clemson College, S. C.
1551 "Ralph Smith,
Westminster, S. C.
1552 T. J. Smith, Walhalla, S. C.
1567 Wm. Jay Long,
Westminster, S. C.
1590 Sam Montgomery, Seneca, S. C.
^612 Harrison Hampton Benson,
Seneca, S. C.
Jas. 'M. Moss,
'Member.of Local Board.
Earle's Grove Locals.
Earle's Oro vt Jan. 28.-Special:
"fWhr and wea th >r" seoms to be the
topic with everybody hore.
Many people of this section at
tended the funeral service of Mrs.
Will Kn'ox. We extend sympathy to
tho entire family.
Miss .Genora Hompklns, of Oak
way, spen't the week-end with her
sister, Mrs. J. P. Ables.
Landy H. Richey spent last Sunday
and Monday at Belton.
J. Preston Ables made a flying trip
to Greenville last week.
Mr. and .Mrs. 'Myrt Cox, of near
Seneca, are at |Mrs. (Richey's for a
few days.
We are very glad to hear that Rev.
C. D. Boyd ls improving.
Mr. Colo's little child fell in the
fire and was Madly burned recently.
Wood's Seeds
.-For 101S
Thc patriotic duty of farmers anti
gardeners everywhere ls to increase
crop and food production. Inten
sive farming and gardening, and
thc libcraluaoof fertilizers, toother
with proper rotation of crops, so
as to Increase and Improve thc fer?
tillty and productiveness of liv
iana, are all vital and ftoccsnr
considerations at thc present time.
Wood's Descriptive Catalog
For 1918 gives the fullest ar..! eaost
up-to-dato Information In regari!
to all
Farm and Garden Seeds
And tells about the Lest crops to
grow, both for profit and homo usc.
Writs for Catalog and prloes of
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed
Potatoes, Seed Oats, or any
Farm Seeds Required.
Ctatatojr Malled Fros On Rerpiest.
T. W. WOOD & SONS,
SEEDSMEN* Richmond, Va.
ospective Soldiers
Fourth Pngo.)
8. Class ?-C.
Luther L. Davis.
Class 5-1},
Thos. M. Jorvey.
Johh Asbury Edwards.
Louis Connor Harrison.
Henry E. Shiver.
Bon Loe Hamilton.
Wm. A. Schillotter.
Boyce Gaines.
Jas. Wi Harrison.
Ronnie W. Abbott.
David Jesse McMahan.
Homer Ballenger.
Class 5-F.
Joe Hornick.
Frank Hornick.
Slyman Sullivan.
Class 5-G.
Gene Price.
O. E. Rhodes.
Ftdell Jeff. 'Moore.
BenJ. Russell Maxwell.
Zebulon Couch.
Dawson W. Tucker.
DeWitt E. King.
Class 5-fl.
Chas. Tillman "Morgan.
HH-CLASSIPIED BY
DISTRICT BOARD.
On Appeal.
Class 1-A:
J. T. Ables.
Maok Vickery Burton.
On Industrial and Agri
cultural Claim.
Class 1-E:
Lewis Cannon.
John Thos. Ables.
Lewis H. Ridley.
John Wesley Richey.
Class lJFi
Joseph Barton.
Class I-F 3:
Fred Irvin Russell.
Class 2-C:
.ladle Addis.
Class "3-D:
Elinor Keith.
Jas. J. Youngblood.
Class 4-C:
Lemuel Toombs Price.
JAS. M. MOSS,
Monibor Local Board.
VESTMINSTER DEPLORES DEATH
)f George F. Meares*-Items About
Town and Community.
?Westminster, Jan. 28.-Special:
The people of Westminster were
thoeked and saddened Friday after
loon when tho news reached here
hat George F. Meares had been kill
id bv train No. 39. Mr. Meares and
on 1.1
>?',:. fi freight iva rued th? pi off ii Kt tl
1 i; ? vs fl ked o ? '.i bli i he t?rtu i :>
pound ir ti ck. Tin > H tooti there t<v
ook at horses on the passing freight
ind failed to hear No. 39 coming,
dr. Wheeler saw the train just in
ime to save 'himself, but Mr. Meares
vas caught. The train struck him
>n the left side, breaking him arm
md neck. The body was brought
nto town on No. 39, prepared for
mrial by the Sheldon Undertaking
3o., and carried out to the 'Meares'
lome Friday night. Our whole town !
lympathizes with Mrs. Meares and
ter children in their great bereave- !
nent. Ed. -Meares, of Salisbury, N. j
and Adger Meares, of Greenville, '
:ame home Friday night. Funeral
lervices were held at Rock Springs
Methodist church, Richland, Sunday
ifternoon.
Miss Zoa Poore has returned home
ifter spendiug two weeks in Ande l'
on with her sister, Mrs. Geer.
.Miss Louise Adams, of Greenville,
s visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. A. Dur
lam.
.Herbert 'Moon, of Comer, Ga.,
pent the first of last week with his
ister, iMrs. J. H Stonecypher.
Roy Perkins, 'Enoch and James
?reazeale spent Monday in Green
'ille.
On Monday night Mr, and Mrs. J.
V. McGee gave a 6 o'clock dinner
ind thus very delightfully entertain
>d a few of their friends. Mrs. Me
lee was assisted lu entertaining by
?or daughter, Mrs. Guy Simpson.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. W. R.
McMillan, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Mar
in, and Mri and Mrs. W. L. Eivg
and.
L. .Blumenthal was In Walhalla
Thursday on business.
On January 17th Mr. and Mrs.
Juy Simpson celebrated their sev
mth wedding anniversary with a
amity dinner. The guests were Mr.
md Mrs. J. W. McGee, Mr. and Mrs.
tolfo Hunt, Dr. Simpson, Mrs. Lil
ian Miller, Mr and Mrs. R. B.
Ionea, and ?Mr. -and Mrs. .Mose
Jayes.
.Mrs. Tom Clinkscales and chil
Iren, of Atlanta, are visiting rela
ives in town.
George .Blumenthal, of Toccoa,
ipent Sunday in town with his bro
iler.
.Miss Ida Ballenger ls visiting rola
lvos In Atlanta.
Miss Annie Bruce, of Sherman;
Texas, ls visiting at the homo of her
nicle, J. O. B. Haley.
John B. Bolt spent Sunday at
??mp Sevier with his brother.
Mis? Clara May Georgo has re
urned to her home In Atlanta after
mvlng spent several weeks very
ileasantly in our town. Many bright
.ntortalnnients wero given in her
lonor dining her stay in our town.
Mrs. Ella Terroll spent -Sunday in
Ulanta.
Mrs. Hoyt Cartledge, with her
Ittlo son Monroe, of Atlanta, is vis
ting her mother, Mrs. J. 'M. Hull.
?Mrs. A. W. Leathers and two chil
ron, of Atlanta, are visiting rela
ives in town.
Mrs. Willlo Hull is visiting he?'
arents in Gainesville, Ga.
Contracts for 9,000,000 pairs of
alf sole8 and 7,000,000 toplots for
eels wore lot by tho government last
rook. Tho half soles will cost $4,
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AUCTION SALE!
OF 625 ACRES
Sub-Divided into Seven
(7) CHOICE FARMS
Westmirister,S.C.
ia O'clock, TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 5th.
Just outside of thc thriving City of Westminster, S. C., located on Chauga Creek,
and facing on the Main Highway, is that large body of land known as the WATER
POWER TRACT, formerly owned by Mr. W, P. Anderson, which has been sub
divided into seven tracts, ranging from 37'i acres to 327. ?fi You can buy just as small
tract as vou would like, or just as large tract as you would like.
These farms, being located close to town, make it real convenient for cutting the
wood, which is now bringing an enormous price, it selling in Greenville from $7,00 to
$10.00 per cord.
Westminster is close enough to these farms to send your children to one of thc
best schools in the State.
Westminster has one of the finest banks, with plenty of capital, and willing to
finance legitimate enterprises. -
Westminster is on the Main Linc of the Southern Railway and is one of the most
enterprising cities in the State.
The quality of this land cannot be bettered in South Carolina and any experienced
farmer can take these lands and develop them into a highly profitable state of cultivation,
Part of the land will bc found to bc under cultivation TA !?. ric. *
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propci I ; av
i [urns and with Ute proper cuttleatloft, they will be equal to arly lo I!K
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Don't be a renter any longer. If you can't buy your farm and own your home
with cotton at 30 cents a pound, when do you ever expect to own it ? This is the op
portunity for you to make the effort. Attend this big AUCTION SALE, and select
you a Good Farm.
REMEMBER THE DATE,
Tuesday, February 5th, 1918, at 12 O'clock
Celebrated Auctioneer,
W. H. MATTHEWS,
OF GREENSBORO, N. C.
GRAND PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY !
DON'T MISS THE SALE!
THE TERMS OF THIS SALE ARE :
One-Half Cash ; Balance Twelve Months. If these Terms do not suit you, be on
the Ground on day of Auction, or write us just what terms would suit you, so we can
see if they can be arraged. Better do this ahead of thc sale.
DESCRIPTION OF FARMS: ~~
TRACT 12 Has 62 Vi,acres; has large road
frontage; about 5 acres of bottom land In culti
vation. Two-thirds of land can bo easily culti
vated. Balance ls a little rough. Tract has a good
deal of oak wood on same and a magnificent
spring. One small cabin on tract.
TRACT 51 Has 37% acres. Only a couple
of acres under cultivation, balance of land In
scrub oaks. If cleared, two-thirds of this tract
can bo cultivated easily. Only a little work nec
essary to make lt vory desirable.
TRACT tit) Has 75^ acres. About 20 acres
now under cultivation; balance In wood, but If
cleared, all of it could bo cultivated. Is located
on public road and has a beautiful building spot.
This ls a valuable tract.
TRACT 40 Has 50% acres. All of this tract
ls In timber-oak and pine mixod. Nearly all
could bo cultivated if cleared. Splendidly wa
tered by branch and would bo an ideal farm with
right party on lt. Enough timber on tract to build
a good house.
TRACT 5?I Has 63 V4 acres. Has magnifi
cent frontage on public road. This entire tract ls
timbered and has some good saw timber ns well
as wood. Could be cleared and developed Into a
splendid farm. Land under cultivation Just across
from this tract could not be bought for $35.00
por acre.
TRACTS 58-00 Has 327 ?A acres. Has splen
did setting ror saw ililli, and some good timbers
could bc gotten from this tract. Has 25 to 30
acres fino bottom lands under cultivation. Mag
nificent building site for residence. This acre
age has splendid wntor-power site. All the above
lands as well as this tract, have red clay sub-soil
and with dark loam top-soil and are very product
ive. Splendid for all kinds of crops that are
grown in this zone.
Sale will be Conducted by
Traxler Real Estate Go.,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
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Who Purchase Glasses.
Eyes examined by specialists and
glasses made while you wait.
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NOTICIO OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.
?Notice ia hereby given that tho un
dersigned will make application to
V. F. Martin, Judgo of Probate for
Oconeo County, In the 8tnte of South
Carolina, at his olllce at Walhalla
Court House, on SATURDAY, tho
9th day of February, 1918, at ll
o'clock In tho forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said application can bo
heard, for leave to make final settle
j mont or tho Estato ot Mrs. Mary E.
i Thompson, deceased, and obtain final
, discharge as Exocutor of said estate.
J. D. SHELDON,
. Executor of the Estate of Mrs. Mary
E. Thompson, Deceased.
i Jan. 9, 1918. 2-5
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
ANO DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that the un
j derslgned will make application to
i V. F. Martin, Judgo ot Probate for
, Oconec County, lu the Stato of South
i Carolina, nt his oflleo nt Walhalla
j Court House, on Friday, the 22d
day of February, 1918, at ll o'clock
j In tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter
. as said application can he hoard, for
. leave to make final settlement of tho
; Estate of H. W. Driver, deceased, and
obtain tl nal discharge ns Executor of
said estato. W. C. DRIVER,
Executor of tho Eslnto of R. W. DH
VOI' llnonnnn.1
KOTIGE ?)'.-' FINAL .Kl': Li : \k? > :\'T
AND DIMORA ItGE.
iNotice ls hereby glvon that, tho un
dersigned will make application to
V. F. Martin, Judge of Probate for
Oconee County, in tho State of South
Carolina, at his office at Walhalla.
Court House, on FRIDAY, tho 22d
day of February, 1918, at ll o'clock
in tho forenoon, or as soon thereafter
as said application can be heard, for
leave to make final settlement of the
estate of Mrs. S. E. Dar ton, deceased,
and obtain final discbarge as Admin
istrator of said estate.
M. C. DARTON,
Administrator of tho Estate of Mrs.
S. E. Harton, Deceased.
Jan. 23, 1918. 4-7
ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Pursuant to an order of the Court
of Probate, I will offer for salo, for
CASH, to the highest bidder, at pub
lic auction, in front ot the Court
House door, Walhalla, S. C.. FEB
RUARY 4th, 1918, (Salesday) -
Ono (1) Black Horse Mule, about
j twelve years old, belonging to tho
? ostato of J. W. Abbott, -deceased.
L. D. ABBOTT,
j Administrator of tho Estate of J. W.
Abbott, Deceased.
Jan. 23, 1918. 4-5
N?TIGE TO DERTOR8 AND
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to the Estate
of Mrs. Mary E. Thompson, deceased,
are hereby notified to make payment
to the undersigned, and all persons
, having claims against said Estate
j will present the same, duly attested,
within tho time proscribed by law or
1 bo barred. J. D. SHELDON,
Executor of tho Estato of Mrs, Mary
E. Thompson, Deceased.
Jan. 0, 1918. 2-5
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to the Es?
tato of Mrs. Kittie Harper, de
j ceased, are hereby notified to make
I payment to the undersigned, and all
j persons having claims against said
! estate will present the same, duly at
i tested, within the timo prescribed by
i law or bo barred,
J. M. BARRON,
R. M. STEWART,
Exocutoig of tho Estato of Mrs. Kit
tie Harper, deceased.
Jan. 23, 1918. 4-7
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.
Notice ls hereby given that the un
? derslgned will make application to
. V. FT (Martin, Judge of .Probato foi*
Oconee County, in tho State of South
' Carolina, at his office at Walhalla
Court House, on SATURDAY, the
. 23d day of February, 1918, at ll
o'clock in the foronobn, or as soon
i thereafter as said application can be
' hoard, for leave to mako final nettle
1 ment of tho Estate of John W. Davis,
j deceased, and obtain flual discharge
! as Administratrix of said estate.
MRS. FANNIE It. DAVIS,
I Administratrix ef the Estate of John
W. Davis, doceased.
Jan. 30, 1918. &-8