Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-06-05
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Miss Bessie Belle Shclor, of Sonoca
is visiting hor cousin, Miss Lidie Keith
Miss Mamie Strothor returned hon,
from Converse College Tuesday evening
-Doan Il Earle call attention this wool
to their summer goods, etc. 500 ad. ant
give them call.
Rev. d. p. Boardcn will preach al
Pleasant Hill Baptist church, in Pickcns
county, OH tho second Sunday in Juno al
II o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Claude Poll, of Atlanta, spont Sat
urday night in Walhalla. IIo was on his
way to Cashiers Valley to visit his father,
Mr.. Evin Poll, and family.
-Mastor Jack Darby returned to Wal
halla last Friday from Orangcburg where
hc has spont the past school year attend
ing the Oramgcburg College.
Tho weekly prayer meetings ut tho
Methodist church arc now being hold
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock instead
of Wednesday ovoning ut $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Norton loft Tues
day for Menlo, Ga, where they 90 to pay
n visit to Mrs. Norton's parents. Wo
regret they could not stay longer in our
midst.
Mr. w. II. Cantroll, of Catccchco, s.
c., spent Sunday in Walhalla. IIc is n
native of Oconoo, and expects to return
to his old home in tho near future. lIc
will bo gladly welcomed.
Miss Emma Mcrrick returned homo
from Converse College Tuesday after
tcrnoon, accompanied by Miss Marion
Mcacham, of Mississippi, who will spend
n few days with her before continuing
her journey homoward.
Mrs. j. II. Anderson, wifo of Capt.
j. r. Anderson, Of tho Bluo Ridge Rail
road, loft last Saturday for Meridian,
Mississippi to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. }.
Harris, and family. Ilor trip will no
doubt be one of real pleasure and in
torest.
Alta congregational meeting Of tho
Walhalla Baptist church last Sunday
Rov. j. E. McManaway was called as
pastor of tho church for the remainder
of this year. IIc will find u warm wei
como here, and wc arc glad to number
him among our pastors.
II actually have tho best values in
embroidery over shown in Walhalla-no
two pieces alike. John +. Craig.
The State Board of Education has
made tho appointments for tho various
county boards throughout tho State. Tho
board for Oconoo for tho ensuing year is
composed as follows: G. l.. Craig, chair
man, Walllalla; j. NJ. Moss, Walhalla,
and NJ. G. Barton, Fair Play
Tho concert tonight will be n treat
to all music lovers. At least half the
program consists of vocal numbers,
chOruscs, Quartcts and solos. The per-
formers ara all somewhat advanced in
tho study of music, and we can safely
promise delightful hour to those who
attend.
-Mcssrs. j. H. Brown, Of Liberty, s.
der tho firm name Of Brown a. Jackson,
hnV" been awarded the contract for
building Of tho new Jail. They intend
to lay down tho material ut once and
commence the work Of construction at
an early day.
Mr. Robert Crisp has sold his horse
and dray and retired from business. This
will be matter of regret to many in
Walhalla. For years Mr.. Crisp has car
ricd on this buiincss and looked after the
interests of his patrons so well that many
have left it entirely to his care. His
place will not easily bo filled.
Miss Gertrude Smith, daughter Of
a I,
loft Monday morning for Abbcvillc, S. G.,
to spGnd Il while with her cousins, Misses
Lucille and Louise Sassard. Before she
returns she expects to visit relatives ut
Bolton and perhaps at other places. We
wish her pleasant and enjoyable outing.
Earle Wilbanks, u young man who
has lived in Walhalla for some months,
died last Saturday afternoon, ,aftcra short
illness. His only relative around horc
was his mother with whom he lived.
They were in very poor circumstances,
and his body was inferred Sunday at the
oxponso Of tho county. Mr.. Wilbanl<s
was about seventeen years Of ago.
-Wo arc in receipt Of Il handsome invi
tation to the commencement exercises of
the Calliopoan and Polytechnic Literary
Societies of the South Carolina Military
Academy, Charleston, June 18th. We
arc glad to note among the graduates the
nomo of Mr. Wade G.. Hughes, of Rich
nj, who has taken an cnviablc stand in
his classes during the time he has been
student at the academy.
State Superintendent OF Education j.
j. McMahan will be present at tho open
ing of tho summer school at Walhalla ON |
jane 10, and will address III" tcac!,avs at
III O'Clock II. m. II il desired that all
the trustees and teachers Of the county
who possibly can AZ end will do so, and
bo present at the opening. Ample pro
vision IL being made for board for all
who desire to attend the summer school.
In spring every one should lesson tho
extra work forced upon their system by
taking some reliable blood purifier.
SickDcss does not need to be already
present. You should purify your blood
cvory spring to get the excess matter
(occasioncd 10y the heavy diet Of winter
out OF your system. TRY I.nnncy's Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla. There is
nothing better. Sl.OO per bottle at I.nn
noy's Drug store, Seneca, S. G.
Miss Mary Stribling, who has been
attending tho Agnes Scott Institute,
Decatur, Ga, returned home last Thurs
day. Wo are glad to note that she won
the scholarship in art, and dist inciiOn i'm