Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-06-21

-H. Pennington has been quite sick
at his home for several days. His
friends wish for him speedy recovery.
Col. and Mrs. G.. Shanklin and little
daughter, of Clemson College, are visit
ing at the homo OF Capt. JohnC. Neville,
in West Union.
The Taber Singing Association will
meet next Su day, June %, at Cbauga
church. Remember song books and the
dinner and bring plenty of each.
Miss Lucy Evans, Of Calhoun, is
visiting her friend, Miss Laura IsbelI, at
Mountain Side, near Walhalla. She will
spend week or ten days.
Hugh p. Holleman has been confined
to his room for several days past with
bilious fever. He is reported some bet
ter this morning, but is still quite sick.
MIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Corbin returned
recently from Texas aud are making
their home at Tamassee. Their Oconee
friends are pleased to welcome them
back.
Judge d. A. Smith left yesterday
afternoon for Washington. d. c., where
he will spend week visiting his son,
Walter v. Smith. He will also visit rela-
lives and friends in Philadelphia.
ALL kinds of carpenters tools at
Seneca Hardware Co.
Miss Sophia Wanner, after pleasant
visit of several months to Mrs. G. r.
Stucke and other relatives and friends in
West Union and Walhalla, returned last
week to her home at Tallapoosa, Ga.
Miss Mamie Ausel returned last
and friends in Charleston. She l=,cs this
mOrning for Clemson, where sle will at
tend the State summer school for
teachers.
Wanted-Every gentleman attending
Court, either on business OF pleasure. to
know that polite walters will serve them
first class meals at all hours at Baldwin's
boarding house. The best place in town
to get your moneys worth.
On last Thursday Rev. and Nrs. III.
@. Grossman celebrated their silver we'd
ding, that day being the 25th anniversary
of their marriage. Their friends con-
gratulate them and wish them yet many
years of pleasure and prosperity.
Prof. and Mrs. James l.. Mann, of
Florence, spent several days last week
family in West Union. They are at Glenn
son at present, Prof. Mann being one of
the Instructors in the State summer
school.
-Thos. Sloan and Alfred Craig were
sent to the county chain gang for 80 days
week last by Magistrate T. E. Stribling.
They were convicted for taking a boat
from Keowee river. The boat belonged
to Y. b. Cary, Esq: Both the convicts
are cOlored.
There will be special services in the
Walhalla Baptist church next Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock. The ordinance
of baptism will be administered. There
will be eight candidates for membership
in this church, and the services will be
impressive and beautiful.
Mrs. Henrietta Davis, wife of Rev.
j. c. Davis, member of the South Caro-
lima Conference, died at their home in
Darlington last Friday. Mrs. Davis
leaves family of eight children, four of
whom are little ones, wnich makes her
death doubly sad. Mr.. Davis was pastor
of the Walhalla circuit several years ago.
Rev. Father N. A. Murphy, of Green.
Vile, is spending a few days among
friends in Walhalla. He has just re-
turned from trip in the mountains,
where he has been visiting among his
paris hioners. He is a pleasant gentleman,
and has many friends through the county
where he has visited. He will be at the
home Of Capt. VIM. Perry during this
week.
w. O. Alexander, Jr., and family, of
Rowland, N. c., have been visiting the
family of Theodore D. Alexander, on
Ccnneross. Mr.. Alexander returned to
North Carolina last Friday, but his fam
lily will remain, owing to Mrs. Alexan-
der's ill health. We understand they
will build residence on Conneross and
make that their home permanently.
Mrs. Rev. A. p. Anderson left this
morning for her home in Anderson, after
spending short while with relatives
here and at Tamassee. She came up two
weeks ago to attend the funeral OF her
sister, Mrs. Eliza Rankin. Mrs. Ander-
son was accompanied on her return by
Mrs. John Beatty. who will be among
relatives in Anderson county for week
or two.
The seashore excursion, whi, will
be run by the Southern Railw :. on
Thursday, June Goth, will be one of the
best of the season. There will be no
providing, as the Southern is determined
to give it's patrons pleasant trip in
every respect. Rates will be found in
another column. Charleston and the
Isle of Palms afford much in the way of
Sightseeing and pleasure for visitors.
MANY people are being attracted to
the Woodside Cotton Mills, Green vile.
5. o., on account of the good wages,
easy running work, pure water, excellent
school and churches. good houses, pas
lures and gardens and the extremely high
and healthful location. The mill has
now $4,000 spindles and 900 looms. The
electric car line runs through the center
of the village. The management takes
particular pains to select good, moral
people.
The hospitality of High Falls is pro-