Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-04

teacher in the graded schools the past
six months, coming here from Laurens
last September. Besides being a teacher
ofsang OF high ord order ,9' she is young lady Of
John w. Clardy, is the cashier of the
National Bank of Laurens. Mr. Ketron
! came here from Texas few months ago.
He is native of Clarkesville, Ga. He is
a young man of ability and promise.
The marriage was quiet, as had been
planned, on account of the serious sick
ness of the groom's father at Clarksville.
In attempting to atop runaway borse
on last Friday Albert L.. billiard was
painfully hurt in front of his store house
on Main street. The animal ran over
him, resulting in the breaking of his
collar bone, two ribs and probably inter-
nearby and rendered the necessary medi.
Cal attention at once. Mr.. Dillard's
friends are indeed sorry to learn of his
mishap and wish for him q speedy re-
covery. The horse belonged to John
Couch. 1t ran fully mile and half
before stopped.
ciple and G. K. Gray alternate to the
spring meeting of the South Carolina
Presbytery, which will be held at New
berry.
You will be perfectly surprised to
know how well the band boys can play
when you hear them for the first time in
| tho open air.
There was no services in the Baptist
church Sunday night, owing to the meet
ing now in progress in the Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Stribling, of Fair
Play, were in town Monday.
The citizens of Westminster and Town
Vile and all along the line are very much
enthused over the prospects of the pro-
posed trolley line. l.. L. Jarrard was
here last week soliciting subscriptions.
Robert Jaynes arrived from New York
Saturday. He is native of this section.
Miss Irene Nj iller, who works in the
store of the j. M. High Company, of
Atlanta, spent Sunday at home.
Leathers, Moses Terrell, Miss Sallie
Dickson and Miss Cooley spent last Sum
day at Townville.
Mrs. j. III. Stonecy ypher has for her
guests this week Misses Margaret and
Buna Cooper, two charming young ladies'
of Avalon, Ga.
Miss Cooley. of williamson, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Dickson.
Following is the honor roll of the
Westminster Graded Schools for the
month of March:
First Grade-Maggie Mitchell 90, Lii
lian Breazeale 99 o. II. Mitchell 9S, Mar
gle Cox 95, Norman Wilson 95, Jessie
Chfoi oo, LUIS olbBloIOu 10, IRA DearueD
90, Dee Putnam 07, Lee Haley 90, Archie
Haley 96, Luther Smith 95, Marie Eng
land So; Miss Katie e. Harris, teacher.
Second Grade-Ithemer Pickett 96s,
Rubia Miller 05, Pauline Miller 95, Julia
Dickelson 05 Hattie Simpson 95s, An
drey Holioy 96s.
Third Grade-Jessie Tannery 95, AL
fred Dorm 95, Cars Marett 95, Agnes Orr
95, Lee Harris 95; Mrs. M. b. Ketron,
teacher.
Fourth Grade-Veattie Miller, Preston
Barron.
Fifth Grade-Grace Striblipg, Annie
May Anderson; Miss Bertha G.. Davis,
teacher.
Sixth Grade-Nannie Mattison, Edith
Pickens, Eddie Pickens.
Seve.th Grade-Frank Anderson, Bes-
sic Simpson, Blanche Honea, Myrtle
Zimmerman; Miss Gussie Sprott, teacher.
Eighth Charlottesville Thornton 9S,
Mary Reeder 98, May Haley 97.4, Annie
Miller 96.7, Laura Smithson 96.6.
Ninth Grade-Maude Simpson 99a,
Lucille Zimmerman 98.7, Daisy Foster
9S.7, Dora Haley y6.S; M. E. Brockman,
Principal. A. l.. Gossett.