Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-15
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con College, has been elected Professo,
of Mathematics in Wofford College.
" Tho many friends of Mrs. J. j. Keith
regret to learn Of her serious illness. II
is hoped that she may soon recover.
Governor McSweeney has pardonet
Martha Smith, who was convicted at ths
February term of Court for bigamy, anG
sentenced to nine months Imprisonment
In the Ooonoe Jail. s. ~ r..
| The Board of Trustees of Furmar
University, at it's meeting in Greenville
this week, conferred tho Degree Of d. d
| upon the Rev. A. G. wilkins, of Bates
burg, and tho Rev. w. j. Langston, Of
| Greenville, and the Rev. e. l.. House, Of
Boston.
Miss e. III. Mccullough is attending
tho annual meeting Of tho Federation Of
Womon's Clubs Of South Carolina in seq
sion at Chester this week. Sho takos au
active part in tho proceeding, and roads
a ipaper on tho query, "Shall women
serve on school boards"P
Mrs. Mary A. T.. Bauknight and he,
little granddaughter, Mary Pitohford
returned Wednesday afternoon from an
extended visit to relatives at Columbia
and 1rmo, S. 9. Miss Blanche Matthias
o. Irmo, accompanied them on theii
return and will spend some time in Wal
halla.
Mr.. l.. G. Craig desires to clean
up his summer goods, and to do 40 ho is
offering ovory thing in stock at prices OF
which you cannot complain. Especially is
this 30 when it comes to ruit jars, whicl,
ho says must DO sold, fruit or no fruit
You will find tho Craigs clever gentle,
mon trade with.
Cards arc out announcing tho mar
riaGo Of Mr.. DoWest Cronshaw and
Miss Edna McAbco at tho homo of the
bride in Polzer, S. c., Juno 2Sth, 1919.
The groom is rising young salesman in
tho firm of Chilcs & Widoman OF that
place. while tho bride is ono of the
sweetest Of ladies.
Deputy Collector A. G.. Morrick and
Deputy Marshals w. B. +. Corbin and j
Y. Mckinney captured an illicit distillery
near Hazol Post Office. in Pickons county,
last Saturday, and destroyed a copper
still, cap and worm and q quantity of
beer and mash. Irwin Hondricks was
arrested and lodged in Pickcns jail.
Miss Johanna Spincke gavo BIRTH
day party last Monday evening in honor
of Miss Annie Biomann, who had reached
her sixtoonth birthday. Quito number
of Miss Annie's friends assembled to do
her honor. Tho hours spod swiftly as
tho young beaux and bellies engaged in
games, songs and dancing. Rofrcsil-
ments woro served
Tho descendants of William Row.
land, late Of this county, propose to
celebrate their family reunion at Toll
Cato, on tho Turnpike, on tho 18th day of
July next. There will be n basket pic
mic spread. His numerous descendants,
down to the third and fourth generation,
will bo attendance. Tho occasion pro-
misses to be ono of great social pleasure.
MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Morrick gavo a
birthday party last Friday evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss Emma,
who had attained hor sixteenth birthday.
There was a happy gathering of tho
many young friends of Miss Emma. 1t
was a delightful occasion. Games,
music and dancing engaged the attention
of the guests. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford S. Mcrrick,
after spending two week, delightfully."- Mt
tho home Of his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Mcrricl, in Walhalla,
returned to their future homo in Bilt-
moro, n. c., on last Saturday morning.
They left behind thom here host of
friends who regret their departure. Wo
shall be glad to welcome their return at
any time.
Col. a. j. Sitton, wo understand, is
preparing to put up ten or twelve cottage
residences at his cotton mill at Autun,
three miles below Pendlcton. Mr.. j. l..
Handy, Of West Union, has the contract
to furnish the dressed lumber for tho
buildings. We presume this means an
enlargement and Improvement Of tho
PendlctOn Factory, Of which Col Sitton
is the principal owner and promoter.
Miss Bessie Smith, of Laurcns, who
has been going to Miss Katc Stocks
Select School the past session, returned
home Monday morning She became
warmly attached to Walhalla and hor
people, and regretted very much to leave
tho many warm friends she had made.
She is anxious to return and talto up her
studies at the next session of Miss
Stecks school. We hope she may he
able to do so.
The Alliance will have a grand
gathering and barbecue dinner at Seneca
OH tho lth of July. Invitations arc now
being sent out and it is proposed to havo
quito a gala time of it at tho Alliance
gathering. The speakers on the occa,
sion will be President j. G. Wilborn, of
tho National and State Alliance; Senator
B. II. Tillman, Thomas e. Watson, of
Georgia; Congressman A. G. I.atimcr
and j. r. Blake, Of the State Alliance.
-Wo were delighted to receive
pleasant visit on Tuesday afternoon from
our esteemed friend, Mr.. VIM. G.. Perry,
of Enorcc, S. G. He is accompanied by
his bright and handsome little son Tom.
Mr.. Porry is paying his usual summer
visit to his aged father, Mr.. VIM. Perry,
and other relatives in Walhalla. There
arc fow bcttor men than VIM. G. Perry
in tho State. IIe has many friends in
Walhalla and tho surrounding country,
who will bo pleased to extend to him tho
right hand of fellowship again.
The annual hop of tho graduating