Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-03-11
ocONEelTEs AND oTHEas ABROAD.
Facts About Our Friends Gathered irem III,
Columns Of Exchanges.

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Anderson Intelligencer, 4th: Our
young faiend, w. E. Giles, who has
been attending business college in
Augusta, Ga, for several months,
was in the city last Saturday and
gave us pleasant call. He was on
his way to his old home in the Town
vile section to visit relatives.
Spartanburg Spartan, 4th: Col.
j. G. Carey returned to the Lock-
hart mill Monday after a trip to
Boston. The capital stock of the
plant has been increased to $780,
600 and an additional $4,000 spindles
will at once be erected. While in
the north Mr.. Carey completed all
arrangements for the machinery to
equip the new mill.
Salley. Cor. Aiken Journal and
Review, 4th: Some of our citizens
heard Rev. Sam Jones in the Court
House last Monday night and report
Jones as fine lecturer, but had to
admit that the entertainment given
by Prof. Walter G. Peterson last
Friday night was just little ahead
of Sam Jones. About five hundred
people came to said entertainments,
and it was admitted by all that Prof.
Peterson's entertainments are Just
grand. People came from four
counties.
Greenville Herald, 4th: DIR. @. r.
j. Giles and wife, of Spartanburg,
arrived in the city yesterday. They
will make their future home in
Greenville, and will live in Perry
avenue. DR.. Giles was married about
year ago to Miss Nell Walters,
one Of the most popular yoapg la
idies of West Greenville. He already
has many friends in the city who
predict for him lucrative practice
here, as he comes well recommended
from the people of Spartanburg and
other towns in the State where he
has practiced.
Wagener Cor. Aiken Journal and
Review, 4th: On Saturday evening,
February 81, the Wagner High
School presented to the public well
gotten up programme. The selec-
lions showed great deal of taste,
and the manner in which the pupils
carried out their parts proved that
their instructors had exercised a
great deal of care in training them.
There were about 500 present and
am sure that every one went away
feeling proud that they had come.
This speaks we'll for Profs. Wade
@. Hughes and E. B. jackson, who
are so earnestly striving to crown
their years work at Wagner with
success. These energetic young men
certainly do not fear work and the
trustees of that school should feel
proud that they secured such able
men.
Pickens Sentinel, 5th: Accord
ing to announcement, Prof. w. e.
Dendy and J, III. Newton made an
educational talk to the people at Six
Mile school house Saturday night.
A good crowd greeted them and
much interest was manifested along
educational lines. Prof. Dendy is
profuse in his praise of that section
of the county and of his treatment
by those hospitable people and will
go again when opportunity presents
itself.
Dyson Cor. Greenwood Index, 5th:
Mr.. j. @. Mickler is saving lot of
excellent timber near here.
Atlanta Journal, 9Th: Former
Chief Justice Logan E. Bleckley is
visiting friends in Atlanta. Judge
Bleckley has just completed the erec-
tion of new home in Clarkesville.
His residence was destroyed by fire
there last summer. Judge 'Bleckley
has hundreds of friends in Atlanta
who are always glad to see him, and
he is always warmly welcomed when
he visits Atlanta. He will be one of
the guests of honor at the annual
meeting of the Georgia Bar Associa..
tion, which meets at Talluiah Falls
this year, and it is very probable
that he will make speech. He
always attends the meetings of the
association, and it has been several
years since he has made speech.
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