Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-15

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nepke vent to clemson Tuesday morning
Miss Daley STRONG left this Enorping
tfsa for the a g gnes- Scott Institpte, nscatrE,
Mr.. ID. & IL Alexande der,s of GreenYillo, Is
circulatiug among bis friends In Oc0nce
this week. 4 S S NJ n a s (
Miss Carrie Perry has returned to Wal
Ealls after g pleasant visit to relatives in
Ash lle aud other points. I! 4 $$S
Miss Allie Thompson; Of Paris, Texas,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Lille Thomp-
son. We wish her o pleasant stay. 3EE@{
|SsMias lAas Birdie Thompson, Of Seneca,
With her cousin, Miss Lille Thompson.
afessrs. J. +: Carey and J =. Boggs,
son., are In attendance upon Court this
week. ~ r \, IS. .,si} 3;' i & IS. t53
7 Rev. r.. l.. Rogers is still suffering
from fever. he is thought to BIO a little
better this morning, His friends hope
for his early recovery. 5,@ "A 4.
The barn at Clemson College was
burned Monday night last. The building
and contents destroyed. Net loss oycr
insurance about 5000
j. Scott Murray, son of the late il. D.
| Murray, iB dead, aged 10. He vol,,n-
teered in Company 9, First South C,,ro-
lima Regiment from Anderson.
The many friends of Miss Kate Boil
will regrot to learn that she is suffering
with rheumatism. We kcpe she ma,
soon be restored to her usual health. :
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Ing that Mr.. G. Y. Hunter died et his
home at Riverside, on Tugaloo river,
yesterday, 18th instant, at noon. No
particulars.
Miss Lille Thompson is engaged in
teaching music In Miss McCollough's
school. Miss Thompson is an accom-
plished musician and will ably fill her
position as instructor. .. ..r...
Tho young lady who sent 25 cents to q
foreign adyertiser for recipe to whiten
and keep the hands soft received this
reply. 'fSoak them we'll three times q
day in dish water wh:io your mother
rests" -.. .... r..
Misses Elise and Ellen Duffie returned
to their homo in Columbia last Tuesday
morning, after spending the summer in
Walhalla. Their many friends regret
their DEPARTURE. and hope to welcome
them among us ogain next summer.
The Presbytery of South Carolina will
moot at Upper Long Cane Church in Alb
beyille county, on Tuesday, September
Goth, at s O'Clock p. M. Major s. p.
Dendy will represent the Walhalla Pros
byterian church in said moeting.
Sec advertisoment of Prof. j. s. JON
nings. principal. and Rev. j. NJ. Mcclure
Dean, of tho new graded school at Oak
way. Instruction is afforded in all tho
English branches, Latin, Greek, bnsine IS,
music and normal work.
Anderson Advocate: We have in our
oflico q square of quilt that was made
by Mrs. Matte Culver, of Cartorsville,
Ca, that Is marvel Of patient labor.
Tho quilt has over $1,000 pieces in it and
it has taken somo months to finish it.
She is daughter of Mr.. r. l.. Campbell,
Of Broadway township.
Mrs. Martha Bottoms, living on Chauga
creek, died on Monday morning, Septem-
ber 18th, after five weeks sickness, of
dropsy. She was about 45 years old.
She was buried at Double Springs church
on Tuesday She leaves FIVE daughters
and two sons to mourn thoir loss. Her
husband, Elias Bottoms, died in 1892.
Mr.. Otto Kaufman has commenced
thS er>. sion ns $hreo brick stores on
| the corner Of Main and Spring streets.
Tho second story of the building will DO
ueSlgnou speClally 1Or tne masonic Toni
pie. The building will front 70 foot on
Main street and run 75 feet back on
Spring street. This will make quito an
imposing structure and great addition
to the to Vn.
The official result CT tho election for
Township Commissioners will be pub
lished in full next week. S. Fl. Snead
and j. M. Kelley elected in Wagner; j.
B. Welch, Whitewater; N. T.. White,
Tugaloo; Il. e. Stiibling and l.. o. Phil
| lips, Seneca; Elijah Sanders and r. r.
Whitmiro, Koowoo, b. J. Marett and
w. S. Pritchard, Center; Thomas Ramey,
| Chattooga.
Hiss Annie l.. Mapps has charge of the
art department of Miss McCollough's
school. She has been teaching in At
lanta for the past two years, and is tho
roughly up to date in art methods. Her
water-colors and tapestry painting arc
particularly beautiful. She trains tho
younger pupils in tho Prang system of
froehand drawing. Miss Maps has had
thorough course in clay modelling, the
art with which Miss Bossio Potter
startled the world of artists at III, Chi
cago Exposition.