Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-08-25
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Mr.. Howard w. Cooper, 81 Mayesyille,
9; o., is visiting mis- aunt, Mrs. q. G.,
Play time will soon be over with tho
children and books and studies will be
resumed. n ~ x I sS$I 81 y. [ lg5,f.
Miss Role CudWorth, Of Charleston is
and family. y a !
Mr. y. n. $Msngleburg, of Anderson,
las been spending q few days In Walhalla
| this weok.. % &1f & ;. + + j}$$s (!
Mrs. G. J. Phillips, OF Gainesville, Ga, :,
is visiting tho family of Mr.. j. J. Smith
aud othor relatives. <
Hope springs eternal in tho human
broast"- especially in tho breast of n
candidate. Th.ss Is proper. tfs
Rev. w. w. Mills, of Camden, s. c.,
accompanied by his wife, is visiting his
| cousin, Mrs, G, G. Strong.
Miss Felicia Perry returned to her
homo ut Enoree this morning, after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. w. r. Smith and daughter Blanche
and Miss Bottle Hill, of Chappells, 8. c.,
are visiting Capt. S. X. Dendy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Thompson, of
Blackville, S. O., arc visiting tho family
of his mother, Mrs. j. w. +. Thompson.
Mrs. II. B. Norris apd children, of
Greenwood, arrived Wednesday evening
On g gla!t tc hor father, Col. Il. s. Van,
Diyiere, and family, ..@ "":
Miss Robie Sloan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Sloan, of Franklin, N. c.,
ls IN Walhalla visiting her grandfather,
Capt. W. j. Neville. -.
Nv Rnho,E hF;ilo, l,,. I,o.ull
Walhalln Baptist parsonage. on Main
streot, and he and his family moved into
she Same this week.
Mr.. @. III. Nield's now store is nearing
completion. He Is also clearing the
Foundation for an additional room 1886
foot to be used as post office. 1t will
also soon be completed.
Mr.. N. l.. Davis, of Waco, Texas,
boarded tho Southbound train at Rich
land Station last Tuesday afternoon on
his return trip, aftor spending over two
months most pleasantly visiting relatives
and frionds in South Carolina.
The many friends of Major w. b.
White regret to hear of his serious i'll:
ness FROM dropsy. lie has, boon in fee.
bio health for several months, and little
hopes arc now entertained of his recov-
ory The ond may como at any momont.
Mr.. Otto Kaufman is laying down the
brick, preparatory to building q largo
two-story building on tho lot whore tho
Masonic templo stood before tho fire.
Tho first story will bo fitted up for store
rooms; tho second will be occupied by
tho Masons. 49,.
Prof. las. l.. Mann, Superintendent of
tho Graded School at Florence, passed.
turn homo from Gocassee Valley, whero
ho has been sojourning for couple of
months. He informed us he had in-
creased about twenty-five pounds in
weight since ho had been in the noun
tains.
The primary election will occur on
next Tuesday. Tho polls will be opon
from A. M. to 4 p. M. and each Domo.
crat otherwise qualified, whose namo
appears on the club list at tho precinct
whore he offers to vote, will be entitled
names do not appear OIL club list five
days before tho election, will not be por-
mitted to vote.
william j. Durham diod on August
18th, 1885, at tho homo of his son, w, T..
Durham, on tho Pickcns place, near
Pendleton, S. c., and was buried on tho
following day in tho family burying
ground, near Six Milo church, Pickons
county. Mr.. Durham was born March
2, 1913. 1t will be seen that he had
passed tho four-scoro and ton limit.
He joined the Holly Springs Baptist
church about fourteen years ago.
Anderson Intolligencer, August 9th:
"On Thursday, August 18th, thore was
assembled at tho old family homestead
of Mr. Robert A. Maxwell, Pendloton, S.
e., select group of friends to celebrate
tho marriage of his granddaughter, Miss
Mary Earle Warren, to Mr.. William Pos
tello Pickens:, The happy couple thus
united were tho youngest soions of two
granddaughter of Gen. Robert Anderson
and tho other tho greatgrandson of Con.
Andrew Pickons, of Revolutionary mo-
mory."