Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-04-10

Mrs. j. S. Sloan is visiting relatives
In Franklin, N. c., this week.
Cornell defeated Furman on Monda,
at Grcenville by score of l2 to3.
Mrs. S. P. Dendy, after a long and
serious attack of the grip, is able to be
up and about.
MIR. E. II. Mccullough has moved
his office to the rooms oyor Dean g
Earle's store.
The Anderson colored base ball de-
featod Seneca in q ten inning game by n
score of s tot.
Mrs. Jas. L. Wilson has been quite
Ill for several days. We are glad to learn
that sho is much bcttor to-day.
Tho regular passenger train between
Walhalla and Bolton now carries only
two cars, ono having boen taken off.
-Thero will bo congregational meet
ing at Bothol Presbyterian church next
Sunday at 3 o'clock for tho purpose of
elcoting two deacons.
Miss Rosaline Cox, who has been
spending week in Walhalla at the home
of Judge j. w. Hollcman, returned to
her home at Toxaway Tuesday.
SEQ advertisement of Deau & Earle
in another column. They call attention
to number of articles thoy carry and
offer to tho public special bargains.
The meeting at the Evangelical Lu-
theran church is to be at 4.3O p. m. from
now on, instead of at 4. Next Sunday
there is to bo an English Easter service.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman, of Seneca, S. c.,
spent Friday and Saturday in Walhalla,
the guest of Mrs. II. A. Norton and other
friends. She is always welcome visitor
among our people.
--Rev. G. l.. Craib will preach at Pop
lar Springs Baptist: church on next Sab
bath morning at IL o'clock. He will
preach regularly at this church on cvcry
second Sabbath during the year.
Appreciation is always pleasant.
Last Thursday after prayer meeting Miss
Nannio Anscl was presented with gilt
edged hymn book in appreciation of her
faithful and efficient services as English
organist of tne Evangelical Lutheran
church.
AT called meeting of the Hayne
Circle of Walhalla, on Tuesday after
noon, April 9th, tho following young
ladies wero elected delegates to tho
South Carolina Federation Of Women's
Clubs, which meets in annual session in
Grcenvillc Oh April 1927 Principals
Misses Daisy Strong and Nottie Jones :;
Observation-Disclosures Buffic Moss and Anna
Terhune.
Several changes in the ownership of
property have occasioncd the removal of
families. Mr. G.. X. Maxwell and family
now occupy the house on Main street
formerly owned by Mr.. d. Oelkers, and
Mr.. S. N. Pitchford and family occupy
the house formerly owned by Mrs. NJ. L.
johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Darby
occupy Mr.. j. d. Vcrner's house on Main
street, noat to Mrs. j. w. +. Thompson's
residence.
Mrs. David Pitts diod at her homo,
near Fort Madison, on Friday morning,
March Goth, aged about thirty years.
She had bcon sick for somc time, but no
ono thought shc was seriously i'll. When
some of the neighbors called they found
her lying on the bed dead, with her hus-
band by her side too sick to know what
had taken place. She was member of
the Baptist church. The deceased leaves
a husband and ono child to mourn her
death.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hunnicutt died at her
home, about two miles from Seneca, last
night. She lived in part of the
house occupied by Mr.. Chas Brown and
family. Shc retired in the evening, ap-
parently in good health. Shc was found
dead in bed Monday morning at o'clock
by Mr.. Brown. She died of heart dis
ease. She leaves five children, none of
whom were at home at tho time of her
death. Mrs. IIunnicutt was about fifty
five years of age. Her remains will be
inferred at IIopowcll this afternoon.
Base Ball at Clemson.
Furman UniversitNwill cross bats with
Clemson College on Wednesday, April
II, at 3 o'clock, on the Clemson diamond.