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REO I CHAUT 12 ATTRAI INCLL Great Com "FRIENDLY All NATIONAL MI Nevin Oonce Gretchen Cox Kublick Company r Special Childr Notable Lectures c 5- BIG I Season Tic CHAUTAUQUA June 15th tc fr LOCAL NEWS FROM CONEROSS. Doings ?of p. Prosperous Pooplo In ? Prosperous Suction. Conoross, May 22.-Special: Mr, and Mrs. W. O. Alexander and daugh tors, Misses, Janie and Codyo, were T spend-the-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hutchison, of West Union, recently. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Haynes, of Coneross, spent Friday with relatives near Oakway. Claude Deal and family attended the burial of John Cru mp ton, who m died at his homo in Walhalla Satur 9 day. x Mrs. Amanda Fricks and daughter, of West. Union, were week-end guests Of tri Mid : in this section. Collo Abbott, of this section, spent ^ day recently in Ash-, ville. N. C. Ho accompanied C. O. Jnyiies, of \JTal halla, who wont there to visit bis p wife, who is spending some time in * North Carolina for her health. Miss Ollie Konoh, of Wolf Stake, spent last, week in this community with lier brother, Louis Roach. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Du Rose and family, of Seneca, spent yesterday in this community with tho former's mother, Mrs. Clara DuBose, and oth r er relatives. Miss Ornelo Abbott arrived homo hero last Thursday, after having spent tho pnst winter and spring in tho lower part of the State, where she taught the Dovesville school. Wo aro glad to have ber among us again. The W.M.S. will hold t/eir regular j|L meeting at tho church here on next Saturday ut 3 p. m. Preaching will follow by tho pastor, Rev. L. H. Raines. Ho will also fill his appoint ment Sunday at ll a. ni. The Sacra ment of the Lord's Supper will be administered at this service. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Byrd and two children, of Greenville, spent Satur *? day here with tho former's brother, T. W. Byrd, arid family. They were accompanied by Mr. Byrd's sister, Mrs. Lillie Chlldress, also of Green ville. Little Miss Marriot DuBose and brother, Charles, returned to their ^ homo in Seneca yesterday, after hav \0 lng spent the greater part of last week with relatives here. Bon McDonald, wife and son, James, accompanied by the former's nephew, Victor McDonald, spout the doy recently with friends at Return. Miss Annie Read Arvo returned to her homo hoifj Wednesday, after spending several months with her 0 sister, Miss Eva, and other relatives .ir. and near Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Byrd, of this place, spont tho week-end with Mrs. Byrd's father, W. M. Nix, and also with her grandfather, of Salem. They wore accompanied by relatives from Greenville. U / ?Ralph Cannon, of Walhalla, spent last Monday and Tuesday with his father, T. R. Cannon, of this com munity. Miss Lois White, of Greenville, ar rived hore last woek and will spend tho summer with her aunts, Mes dnmos J. L. Duckworth and W. F Haynes, and families. ? Quito a number (romthere attend ed tho singing convention at Wal halla yostorday. They report a lot of good singers from Piclcons and other counties, and an unusually lino convention. G. F. Montgomery's father, of Wal halla, accompanied him ard his wife A on a visit to IPOlotlvos hero tho past T week-ond. Wo aro scVry to announce the ill ness of Mrs. Charlie Galbreath, who resides In this vicinity. Wo hopo for hor immcdinto recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Jesso King and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Alexander wero re cent visitor.; of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hubbard, of Richland. Mrs. Mary Dllworth and daughter, Miss Jonnio, of our community, spont \ ETIONS _\"% 7DING t ** edy Drama ENEMIES" Star LLE QUARTET >rt Company and Company and Bernice Van en's Programs ?n Timely Subjects )AYS -5 Keis $2.50 ^ WEEK HERE, ? June 20th. some time recently with relatives in Greenville, They were accompanied bj Mrs. Dilworth's son, Robert 1)11 worth, and family, of Newry. A. M. Alexander and family, of West minster, were welcome guests in our community recently. (L. A. Cleland' and wife, of West minster, were spend-tho-day guests of their daughter, Mrs. Henry Hess, here. Humphrey Bottoms and wife, of Bounty Land, ?pent yesterday with tho former's sister, Mrs. -Baxter Roach, of this place. Mrs. Ernest Smith, of near West Union, spent last Friday with fr'-rv.els i l this com inanity. To Stop a Cough Q til ck tike 1?AYES' HEALING HONKY, a ( Ough medicine which stops the cough by healing the inflamed and irritated tissues. A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup is enclosed with every bottle of HAYES' HEALING HONEY. Tho salve should bo rubbed on tho chest and throat of children suffering from a Cold or Croup. The healing effect of Hayes" Healing Honey in side the thront combined with tho healing effect of Grove's O-Peu-Trato Salvo through tho porco of tho skin soon stops a cough. Both remedies aro packed in one carton and the cost of the combined treatment is 35c. Just ask your druggist for HAYES' HEALING HONEY. Alumnae Reunions at Winthrop. Rock Hill, May 23.-Special: Tho college folk at Winthrop aro looking forward with Joy to the home-com ing of numbers of Winthrop's daugh ters during commencement. Every former Winthrop student, and gradu ate is urged to come back to us on this occasion. Eight classes aro plan ning reunions-.'87, '88, '89, '97, '06, '07, '08. Three of these classes grad uated In Columbia. Members of these classes will be delighted to learn that Miss Fannie MoCants, _a loved and honored teacher In Winthrop while the college was located in Columbia, will bo at the college for these re unions. << An alumnae breakfast will be serv ed at nine o'clock on Tuesday morn ing, June 6th, in the students' build ing. A nominjjl charge of fifty couts per plate will be made. Every Win throp daughter who expects to be present ls requested to write Miss .Loila A. Russell at once to reserve n room In tho dormitorios for her. She must !|now, too, how many to expect for the breakftst. Write with out delay. For Throe Caner at ion? Have Made Child-Birth Easier By Using -- WmrtrcR BOOKLET ON MOTHERHOOD AHDTHC BABY, MIS BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO,. DEPT. O D. ATLANTA. GA. A Card of Thanks. Editor Koo woo Courier: Wo wish through your columns to thank our friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during tho illness end nt tho death of our darling baby. May God bless each and every ono of thom. Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Crampton. Walhalla, S. C., Rt. 3.-adv. Subscribo for Tho Courier. (Best) j REMODELED HAND CAR JUMPS I Track on Dino Ridge, Killing Ono ami Injuring Three. (Anderson Daily Mail.) A motor-drivon lever car, occu pied by Ave railroad section foremen, jumped the track near the one-mile post on tho Dluo Ridge railroad east of Relton Sunday afternoon, killing ono and injuring three o.thers. The mon were: W. Arthur McDonald, section fore man, from Hodges, killed by having bis head crushed, J. H. Dunn, section fireman, Bel ton, two ribs broken. C. E. Pitts, section foreman, Chap pels, bruised on nose and shaken up. J. C. Robertson, section foreman, Williamston, hand and face scratched and bruised. B. E. Smith, not hurt. Men Woro Joy Riding. According to William Archer, su perintendent of the Blue Ridgo rail road, the men were using tho car without permission, having taken it out to show some of tho visiting fore men tho working of -M?o machino. Tho brotherhood of section foremen met yesterday afternoon at Belton, Dunn told Mr. Archer this morning. ?McDonald asked which of the fore men it was who had the,Ford hand car, rho machine he referred to was a lever car, upon which had been mounted a Ford engine. This gave a powerful motor car for the seclion foreman's use, capable of a speed of about 35 miles an hour. Some fifteen foremen went down to the Blue Ridgo yards to look at tho outfit, and Dunn started up to give four of the men A. trial ride on tho machine. They went about two miles out to ward Anderson and turned back to wards Belton. When they reached the one-nillo post of tho Blue Ridgo the car was derailed, with the disas trous results. That the machine was being oper ated at a high rate of speed is evi denced,.said Mr. Archer, by tho fact that when lt left the rails lt jumped about five ties before it struck the ground nnd continued along tho ties until it turned over. McDonald was thrown out of tho car, upon tho track and in front of the car. One of the wheels of the car struck his head as thc car passed his body, inflicting a horrible wound on his skull. The man was placed in a passing automobile, still alive, and a record run was made to Anderson. Tho patient died, however,' just as the car reached the outskirts of tho eily and before he was ever taken to the hospital. Mr. McDonald is survived by his wifo and two small children. Mrs. McDonald carno on to Anderson last night, thinking that her husband was hore in the hospital. Dunn is resting easy this morning, and no serious trouble ls expected in his case. None of the others was se riously hurt. Rethen and Itlcaso Pile Pledges. Columbia, May !!>..Andrew Jj Rothes i\ud Colo !.. Rlease, .?otb of Columbia, tiled their pledges as can didates for Qovcrner in tho Demo cratic primary this summer with of j fleers of the State ox ?cutir? commit tee yesterday. Mr. J.lease filed his pledge with H. N. Edmunds, secre tary of tile commltte, and Mr. Rethen j signed- his pledge with Gen. Wilio .Iones, treasurer. These two candi dates were the first officially to enter i the race. Tho entrance fee is $200 for candidates for Governor. A Card of Thanks. Editor Keowee Courier: Please allow us space in your val uable paper to express our sincere thanks to our dear friends and neigh bors for the many deeds of kindness shown us during the sickness and at the death of our dear son. and bro ther, James. Also we wish especially to thank Dr. John R. Heller for his excellent service and for the wonder ful collection of flowers that were sent In by friends. May the very richest of God's blessings ever flow their way. So shall our prayer ever be. W. O. Miller and Family. West Union, S. C.-adv. Center Township Singing Ass'n. The Ceiiier Township Singing As sociation will meet with Beaverdam Baptist church next fourth Sunday, May 28th, at 2 p. m. All singers and lovers of music are cordially invited. J. W. S. King, Secy-Treas. Thought Hiding Behind Religion. "Here!*1 bawled the hotel watch man to the nightshirt-clad man who was pacing tho corridor at 2 a. m. '"What are you doing out of your room?" The man opened his eyes and he seemed to como out of a trance. "I beg your pardon," he said; "I am a somnambulist." "Well," roared tho watchman, "you can't walk around these halls in tho middle of tho night in your nightshirt, no matter what your re ligion ls." "?ankers* Influenza." Two well-known flnanciors wore discussing a banking scandal. "Tho banker hns now gone to South Amer ica, has he not?" asked tho first. "Yos, I believe so," replied tho second. "To recuperate from an attack of influenza, is it not?" queried tho first. ! Ills companion laughed grimly. ' l'vo heard of that kind of Influenza ! before," ho said. "It comes from cold feet, duo to exposaro." Tho river Nile ls throe thousand six hundred and sovonly miles long. Tfen? H. r y y y f r Y tm 7 7 7 7 y y r y r r f 7 7 7 f 7 7 Y v f 7 7 y 7 y y 7 i y 7 y y y y Z y y y y y y y y r I y y y y y 7 f y y y y y \ Where ou can ARTH ny STRO U. S.Tires: m* ^iHE 30x3 today is-J The m USCO at fied in believing tl going farther in ti ever has gone or co Naturally he app: ityofUSCO. Thai long ago* It is still fresh in USCO led the na\ hito the $10.90 pri The makers of U always intended th 3 Vii USCO to be the cst value in its field At $10.90 it create a new classification of money's worth. United States Tires are Good Tire? Copyright 1922 U.S.Tlre Co. United United State; Fifty Ihr te F ador te. Tht C Rubber Ur, ?.md General Repair Work. Soo mo for nny kind of Black;? smith or Gonernl Repair Work. HORSESHOEING A SPECIAI/TY. AH work Guaranteed Satisfac tory. Quick Service and Good Work nt nR times. Work for CASH-Hence Low Prices. -SEE ME. R. A. Taylor, 21* WEST UNION, S. C. NEGRO IS LYNCHED IN TEXAS. Mob Batters Down Prison Doors Refuse to Heed Appeals. Texarkana, Texas, May 20.-This city was quiet to-day following the lynching last night of Hullen Owens, negro, by a mob, who took him from the Miller county Jail, on the Ar kansas side, where he had been con fined following the fatal shooting of R. C. Choat, Arkansas policeman. Authorities have made no announce ment concerning an investigation. Owens, who had been arrested last night on a charge of theft, was try ing to escape after having been ta ken out of the Jail by the officers, and tho negro killed Choat as tho latter attempted to prevent lils es cape. Tho negro, suffering from a gunshot wound in the faco, inflicted by Chief of Pollco Lummus, fled and attempted to drown himself. He was rescued and taken to a hospital. Tho threatening attitude of tho crowd that gathered about the hos pital causod tho removal of the ne gro to tho Jail. The doors of tho jail were battered down nftor iSberiff St rango refused to give up tho koys to tho mob which had followed him. Municipal Judge Barney was told that "this is no timo for petty talk" when ho nppoalod to tho crowd to disperse. Owens was dragged from his cot with a rope and talton to a place in the heart of tho city, whoro ho was riddled with bullets. The mutilated body was then dragged to an open spaco near the union dopot and placed on a largo quantity of kerosene-saturated fuel, which was lighted and tho body destroyed. Subscribo for The Courier. (Best) Mlars and Nil X?'?US? >Vz tire situation ust this an who buys an : $10.90 is justi lat his money is re value than it Mid go. before, reciates the qual* t was established his mind that donal marliet ce range. * ,S. Tires e 30 x jg high- Jm:3-??^MW 5 UJt?tunJ Larftil j.uii;jficu in the Wotld Rubber Company Tmo hundred anj Ihiity.fitt Dranehet UR BROWN. THER (Si PHINNEY, V A, J. Croan, Prop, Annoi -The Open Seneca Battery C?b 101 South Fai A BATTERY FO No. 611 ?-Volt for Buick, Nash let, Dort, Ford, etc. ? ? No? 613 6-Volt for Studebaker, Nash, Essex, Hudson, Jo: No, 127 ?2-Volt Dodge, Maxwt Free Distilled Water , We Repair All Makes IV Starting Jury Selected in Bucket Shop Case. New York, May 19.-A Jury to try tho American Cotton Exchange and some of Us ofucers on charges of bucketing cotton orders was selectod o-day in tho criminal brunch of Su perior Court. It was alleged that 18 per cent of the orders received hy tho exchange from tho South were never executed. CITATION NOTICE. The State of South Carolina, County of Oconeo.-(In Court of Probate.)-By V. F. Martin, Judge of Probate.-Whereas, W. O. White dor has made suit to me to grant him Lt?t'ters of Administration of the Estate of and Effects of Mrs,. Eliza beth Carver, Deceased These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of tho said Mrs. Eliza beth Carver, Deceased, that they bo and appear before mo, in tho Court of Probate, to bo hold at Walhalla ('oort Houso, South Carolina, on Wednesday, tho 7th day of Juno, 1 022, after publication horeof, nt ll o'clock in tho forenoon, to show causo, if any they liavo, why the said Administration should not bo grant ed. diver undjftr my hand a?<l seal this 2 0th day o? May, A. D. 19 22. (Seal.) V. F. MARTIN, Judgo of Prohato for Oconoo County, South Carolina. Published on tho 2Uh and 31st days of May, 1 92 2, in Tho TCeowoe Courier, and on tho Court IIouso door for tho limo proscribed by law. May 2 1, 1022. 21-22 3o?31 USGO *1092 OsJoWarlax chargeai Walhalla, S. C. feat Union, S. C. ? ? ? ? ? ? \? L, V? Westmoreland, Mgr. Hieing ?ng of the Eleerie Company, r Play Street. R EVERY CAR i, Studebaker, Velie, Chevro .$17.50 up. , Buick, Peerless, Hupmobile, rdan, etc. . ? $19.$Oup. ?H, Franklin, etc. $24.50 up. ?.j.& Give Us a Trial Tagneto Generators and Motors* % ANNOUNCBM^BNT?OP * % ?{. CANDIDATES. .J. ?J? ?J. ?J. ?J. ?J. . I* ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J. ?I? ?I? ?J? ?J? Announcements under this head ing will be published for the uniform sum of $6.00, which includes inser tion continuously up to and includ ing week of primary election, and week of second election where can didates have to make a second race, rayment invariably in advance. This rate contemplates announce ment in regular form, not exceeding seven lines. More extended announce ments will be charged extra for all in excess of the seven lines usod. HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. The friends of J. R. OR/R hereby announce him a candidate for tho House of Representatives from Oco nee County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party in the primary election. FRIENDS. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Pursuant to an ordor of tho Pro bate Court for Oconee County, S. C., I will offor for salo, to tho highest bidder, In front of tho Court Houso door, at Walhalla, S. C., on FRIDAY, .Inno Otb, 1922, at il o'clock A. M., Ibo Porsonal Property of Dowls Ma this, Decoasod, consisting of Dry doods, Watches, Knlvos, Trunk, Suit Caso, Jewelry, etc. TERMS OF SALE-OASH. W. O. WHITE Administrator of tho Porsonal Estate of Lowis Mathis, Deceased. May 21, 1922. . 21-22