Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-19
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Roeal ano Dersonal.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Riddle,
on the 18th instant, a son.
DR.. w. II. Dondy, of Pelzer, WAS
visiting in Walhalla Tuesday.
Tho voice of tho tax collector will
soon DO heard in tho land. Got ready
for him.
Mr.. David G. Strothcr, of Wost
Union, returns to Wofford College to-day.
Ho is now "junior."
Miss Alice Strong will return to nor
school duties in Chicora College, Groom
villo. next Monday
j. III. Whitner, an iron bridge contrac-
tor, is in Walhalla to-day on business
with tho County Commissioners.
Miss Emma Wicklitfo, of West I'm
ion, returns to-day to resume hor studies
in Limestone College at Gaffncy.
Miss Mamie Ansel will return to her
school duties il tho Memmingor school
in Charleston Oh next Tuesday.
Bear in mind the protractcd meeting
church on Thursday, 9th Instant
The backbone of summer was broken
Oh Tuesday morning, when the weather
came near reaching tho freezing point.
DR.. d. B. Darby left Tuesday morn
h ing for Orangeburg, whore ho took his
son Jack to enter Orangcburg College.
-Rev j. M. Sanders will preach at
fourth Sunday in September at II o'clock
A. M.
Miss Emma Mcrrick leaves to-day to
enter Converse College. Her many friends
in Walhalla wish her great success in her
studies.
Miss Nctt,c Gibson loft last week for
Acworth, Ga, whore she will spend
several months on visit to her sister,
Mrs. G.. w. Grogan.
Miss Nan Strother, Of West Union,
and Misses Anna Werner and Anna Ter
hume, Of Walhalla, return to their studies
in Converse College to-day.
Mr. Luther Tiodeman returned to
his home in Charleston this morning,
after spending two months at the home
VI iilo uiCic' III. ". ". ITOUSC.
e. X. Miller, who lives near Seneca,
caught a large owl in steel trap ono
night last week. 1t measured feet and
inches from tip to tip of wings
While it is lawful to kill doves, if you
can, it is unlawful to kill partridgcs,
wild turkeys. wood cocks, until the first
day of November, so says the law.
Mack johnson, ayoung colorcd boy,
died at tho home of his mother, llulda
Johnson, in Walhalla, this morning at
five O'Clock after a lingering illness.
Mr. G. Shelor Wright, instructor in
the machine shops at Clemson College,
spent Saturday night and Sunday in
town visiting his uncle, j. w. Shclor, Esq
Mr.. II. l. Weaver, of Roswell Ca,
arrived in Walhalla Tuesday and will
spend few days visiting Mr.. w. j.
Neville. His many friends are pleased
to meet him again.
The Rt. Rev. II. p. Northrop, d. d.,
Bishop Of Charleston, will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation at Wal
halla on the 9Th Sunday in September,
the Both day of the month
-Mcssrs. w. l.. Werner and j. A.
Steck are visiting friends at Marietta
Ca, this week. They have doubtless
become frstratc Georgia crackers and
will return completely metomorphosed
Watch
-Mcssrs. Charley Lylcs, A. l.. Row
land and others will conduct an all.day
singing at Belmont on the 9th Sunday in
this month. Public invited to attend
and bring their singing books and we'll
filed baskets.
Miss Corrie Phinney, Of West Union,
returned to her school duties in the Will
liamston Female College last Thursday.
This popular institution of learning
ladies than usual.
We are requested to announce that
Professors Lendcrman and Lesley will
conduct an all-day 81 ,gng at Shiloh
church on the fourth Sunday, September
23d. Prof. Lcndcrman has taught a
singing school there and proved to be a
capable teacher.
We had a pleasant call on Tuesday
morning from Mr.. G. S. Stribing, of
Dublin, Ga, son of Mr.. l.. ID. Stribling,
formerly Of this (Oconce) county He is
highly pleased with his adopted home
and says the crops arc good in that sec
ton of Georgia in which he lives
Mrs. III. Timoxcna Sloan died at her
home at Franklin, N. c., on Wednesday,
18th instant, aged sixty-fivc years. She
was the mother of our townsman, Mr.. j.
S. Sloan, who has the sympathy of many
friends in his bereavement. a good
woman has gone to her reward.
Mrs. G. a. Micklcr, of Ridge Spring,
Edgefield county, is visiting her daugh-
ters, Mrs. w. A. Strothcr and Mrs. II. G.
Fs 3trother, and son, Mr.. j. G. Mcklcr, and
"other relatives in Walhalla and West
Union. Her many friends are pleased
to meet her again and sec her looking so
well.
lion. e. n. King, Senator from tho
43d Senatorial District Of Georgia, with
his family, is in town visiting his kins.
man, j. w. Shclor, and family. Mrs.
King is nafiy of this county and is n
daughter Of the late Thomas Cleveland
and grand daughter Of the late Foster
Perry, OF this county, and has many
friends in Oconcc who will he glad to
see her.
Miss Cora Strong, who has been
teaching mathematics in Chicora College