Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-06-19
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Nash are requested to como and settle up.
Miss Carrie Shelor, of Seneca, spent
several days last week in Walhalla visit
ing Miss Lidie Keith.
Mrs. James Hill, of Abbevillo, Is
spcEding the summer at tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Rose.
ALI who want anything in tho milli-
nory limo will be wise to call and see
Mrs. w. p. Nash.
Miss Lula Earle, who has spent the
winter visiting in Savannah and Spring
Place, Ga, will return to Walha,la this
evening.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of the sale Of the Blue Ridge Rail
road, which will 30 sold at Anderson on
Monday, July 18th.
ROY. John G. Law occupied the pull
pit of tho Methodist church last Sunday
and preached two edifying sermons to
largo congregations.
SEQ our now lot of corsots. For style
and comfort they are unexcelled. Miss
II. Phillips, Seneca, S. G.
Mr. David Strother, of Wofford Col
lego, and Miss Mamie Strother, of Con-
verse College, Spartanburg, are at homo
for tho summer vacation.
-Mr. John G. Law, Jr., left Monday
morning for Atlanta, whore he will spond
some time attending tho Southern Short
hand and Business University.
Mr.. A. Rae Dendy, of Charlotte, N.
c., representing tho S. B. Alexander
Electrical Supply Company, of that city,
spent Monday in Walhalla With home
folks.
Tho Clemson and Anderson base ball
teams will play at Clemson tomorrow,
Crhursday) Juno Goth, at O'Clock. A
great game is expected. McMakip will
pitch for Clemson.
DIR. John Wicklitfe, one of the ply
sicians at tho Wards Island Hospital,
Now York, is visiting his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Isaac Wicklilfe, in West Union.
He has been quite sick for some time.
but is much improved now.
The Clerk of Court has received in
structions from the Secretary of State
that all Township Commissioners must
have commission from that Office which
will bc issued upon the receipt of a cor
tificatc from the Clerk of Court that the
Commissioner has filed his oath in tho
Clerks Office.
Rev. Arthur Crane has resigned tho
pastorship of tho First Baptist church of
Charleston, on account of tho inadeuuacy
of tho salary for the support of himself
and family. Rev. T.. M. johnson has
been called to the pastorate of the
church on probation. Mr.. Crane will
again devote his services to tho ovan-
gclistic work, with headquarters in
Charleston.
Anderson Daily Mail, Juno 18th /:
tomorrow morning at o'clock quiet
home wedding will be celebrated at tho
residence of Mrs. Bessie Taylor in this
city between Miss Lucia Taylor and
Capt. w. a. IIudgcns, of Honea Path,
and Immediately after tho marriage they
will take the morning train for Walhalla
to spend their honeymoon among tho
mountains"
MFR. Bonj. f. O'Kcllcy, gentleman
well known to tho people of Oconee
county, reached his roth birthday on
juno 10Th, 1901. He was born near
Mullins ford, on Tugaloo river, on
June 10th, 1922. lie is we'll preserved
for a man of his ago and bids fair to
live several years longer. For man of
his opportunities he is woll posted
in tho history of his country and talks
glibly of past and current events.
Mrs. Alfred Ernest, in Midway, our
n cighbor, will accept tho kindcst thanks
OF the oldest man" in Tho Courier
Office and his family for dish of the
incest and most delicious raspberries wo
every remember to have eaton. They
were Of the red variety and wcro nearly
or quite as large as strawberries. We
consider them tho equal if not superior
to any berry grown in this latitude. Mrs.
Ernest has large patch Of this delicious
fruit.
CIems0n's Commencement.
The fifth annual commencement of
Clemson College will be held from Juno
2lst to 23d. The invitations sent out by
the faculty and senior class are neat and
attractive and reflect great credit upon
In inct t,,f;o