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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
5
A Tag Day fundraiser at Wallilla drew about three hundred tickets sold at various prices, raising $85 plus a $10 state donation to expand the local library. A December 16 performance of Down In Maine by Seneca high students was promoted to support school theater.
Unclaimed letters names include Mia Reed Mra Rachels Smith Janie Sock West Awafford Tsao Tatham Jolmon Wol horn P. G. Call for advertised mail at Walhalla post office week ending December. Merrick P.M. warns against loss danger from small fever and argues Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is best for colds and is sold by all dealers.
In the Court of Common Pleas in Walhalla on January 1 1912 a sale of land in Oconee County South Carolina will occur to satisfy a decree. The tract known as the Home Place of William R Wilson lies near Richland Creek Concross Creek and Seneca River. Terms require half cash and half on a one year credit with interest. failure to comply allows resell at the same or next sale day. Purchasers pay for papers. Master O Whith for Oconee County. December 13 1911.
Public notices detail multiple land sales in Oconee County South Carolina. Listings describe tracts totaling about 120 acres adjoining Catherine Moody and Mary Ann Deaton, with clerks and masters named for bidding, resale rights, and cash terms. Additional parcels include 41 and 35 plus acres, with references to Keowee and Bear Swamp Creeks, and earlier dates 1910 to 1911.
Describes parcels in Oconee County SC, one seven acres tract by Wirvin surveyor 1876, another forty one acres by deed from Simpson and Burton to Henry Leo dated 1882. Terms cash on sale, resale on purchaser default, master W C White sets sale date December 13 1911.
Notices detail multiple land parcels in Oconee County South Carolina including 70 and 44 acre tracts adjoining Magenta Patterson heirs and the Gilmer land. Terms require cash payment with resale rights if not met within five days. Wages and personal property in the Magenta Patterson case also listed for sale. Master W. O. Walth is noted. December 18 1911.
Public notices describe two property sales in Walhalla OCONEE COUNTY South Carolina. One sale lists John A Ausell as administrator and outlines land along Tanyard Branch Cane Creek with fifteen acres, terms cash with resale if needs arise. The second sale announces the Mill Place property of 73 acres in OCONEE COUNTY adjoining Jamon Malone W I Nix and Crawford with sale at risk of prior purchaser.
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