Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-06-26
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Earle, 4 illman, Brat tton,s
Nobody for the Leg gislaturo yet.
4 4 I H Cochran, Esd, of tho Anderson bar,
was lin walhallai last sweok. n " & IS 35.s
Miss AIaudo IIerndon is visiting Mrs. IL, "A.
+ 5Isell and family At Clayton, g ~ Il
Miss Tibbie Rogers, of Macon, Ga, is
visiting herI friend Miss Lou Strothor
Miss Luolla Strothor, Of ] Johnsons, s..
5 sc, is visiting Miss Sophie stlo thor
Mss Magygss css lie, Ga,
Il AS visiting her sister, Mrs. a. e. Nferricls.
Mrs. "a. g. nterrick is visiting friends
lin SpMtanburg this week. IL
Miss Kato Perry returned homo last
week from Anderson, vi. 4 81
n: Prof. 9. g. Reed and wife, Of colsesbury, are
Il spending tho summer in Walhalla with tho
3 family Of his brother, Prof. III. G. Reed. gg
Mrs. t. "A. Hell and family left for their noun
& tain home Mt Clayton, Gn, flast Saturday. Y They
Il WI VIII return to walhalla in October. a rs
5S4 Mrs. J. r. hIicklcr and her. laughter,
( Miss Lula Mickler, of Greenwood, are
visiting their relatives hero this week
Miss May Warnock, OF, Central, S. c.,
is tisiting Mrs. Rhoda IIorndon and
; family. 81
s,.tIs / Mrs. AZ II. Whocler, of Prosperity, is
< visiting her daughtcr, Mrs. v. Il. Nor
man. @
Mr.. Julian Penn, Of Virginia. is spend-
4 ing a fcw days with his aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Perry. S&
Rev. NJ. L. Carlisle will preach at Jo-
cassee Methodist church on next Sunday
at II A. NJ.
Tho big picnic, which was to have come off ut
5 Salem on the 4th of July, has been postponed to
4 some time In August Tho exact date will he
a given later.
Miss Lou Strothcr returned homo from
tho Wesleyan Fcnalo College, Macon,
Ga, last weok, whore sho. was student
tho past year
Miss Maggie Simmons, of Now York,
is at homo visiting hor relatives Miss
Maggie is filling a very responsible posi-
tion in Bellevue Hospital.
Misses Marie and SSc Dcndy returned
home last Thursday from tho Williams
ton Female College to spend their vaca-
ton.
~ We publish on our first pagc this week the
charge Of Capt. 'rlllmnn against Commissioner
A. =. Butler, and will publish in ncxt issue Col.
H Buffers reply. a
We have received an Interesting open letter
z from Comptroller General vorner, which will
appear ncxt week. It came too late for pubica-
tion In this issue
Roy. }. S. Abcrcrombic and family
have gone to spend month or moro
with relatives and friends at Piedmont
and Bolivuo i'll Grccnvillc County.
The closing exercises of tho wa,haila Male
and Female High Schools last week were highly
enjoyed hy our people. Crowded houses greeted
tho students every night, and all were delighted
with the performances.
Elmo crops of corn and cotton greeted
our Dyes all along the road from Wal
halla to Center Methodist church last
Saturday. Tho farmers arc in hopeful
spirits at tho agricultural outlook.
The ladies of tho Parsonage Aid So
ciety of tho Methodist church will sell
ice cream every Wednesday afternoon
from to s o'clock in Mrs. Bclrs store
ROOM
MI. John f. latham is in Wahalla,
his old home, spending week or two
recruiting from tho 'arduous and exact
ing duties of railroading on tho Spartan
burg and Ashcvilc Railroad
Rov. Thos. F. Gadsdcn will preach in
tho ST. Johns Episcopal church in Wal
halia on next Sunday night at 81 O'clock
md on Monday afternoon in tho same
church at 5 o'clock.
See Messrs. Il. n. Carter & Go s. now
advertisement on tho first i,aso of this
weeks paper. These gentlemen sell
goods cheaper than the chcspost. Whom
you arc in Westminster call and sec
them.
married., on the 10Th instant, at tho
residence Of tho brides father, by Rcv.
Marion Dargan, assisted by Rev. j. n.
Wright, Mr.. NJ. w. Wright, OF Piedmont,
S. c., to Miss Maggie L. Lomas, Of Co
Iumbia, $. G.
Mr.. James Bates has sent to this Office
tho first cotton bloom of the season. 1t
opened in his field near Fair Play, on
Saturday, Juno 81. Mr.. Bates is ono of
Oconeo's best farmers and knows tho
secret OF growing the iloccy staple.
The Ladies' of the Walhalla Methodist
church. vii givroes an Entertainment in
Kaufmann's hall OIL FNiday night, July lth.
Price of admission wilEhe 20 and 10 cents.
Wo bospeak for tho masagoment masg "a q crowd
sscd house. $ASssS>.FN
1T is probable that thcrc willGasA Scr-
vices in tho Baptist church on noSE saFsAQ
day morning and evening undcrM tho
auspices of the Holy Trinity English Iu-
thcran church Verbal notice will DO
given whom tho facti assured.
IT, II Pattillo, Augusta Chronicle; j,
r.. Weber, Charleston Ncw$ and Courier;