Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-09-04

o. *. Breageaie and two children,
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Harrell, Major
and Mrs. q. III. Cross, L. G. and Miss
Henrietta CASTOR, Mr., and Mrs. A.
Zimmerman and son, Mrs., w. r.
Zimmerman and two children, Allen.
and Hsrrell Norris Frank Reid,
Misses Louise Breazeale, Myrtle
Zimmerman and Lucy Cobb and DIR.
w. A. Strickland. Several OF the
above spent a couple OF weeks at Mr..
Halls camp this summer and they
kindly remembered several Of their
friends on last Thursday. The first
place of interest visited was the falls
on the headwsters OF Connerose.
creek, about half q mile from the
camp. We had no idea the waters of
Conneross passed over, such a pictur-
esque and grand falls. The scenery
Is about as pretty as at the falls
near the tunnel, on stumphouse
mountain. Photograph e,' Brandt was
present and made seve cal snap shots
at the party. Returning TO the camp
all enjoyed a most sumptuous dinner
under the shade Of the trees. AZ
ter resting a while we took stroll
to Pine Knob. The soil there is
very poor, as the name of the noun
tain suggests. From the top of this
knob a good view of Walhalla, West
minister and the surrounding country
can be had. About O'Clock supper
was announced, and after partaking
of another good meal the crowd took
their departure, arriving at home as
the shades of night were approach
ing. Before leaving all voted hearty
thanks to Mr.. Hall for the success of
the day. Mr.. Hall owns some very
valuable timber and pasture lands,
on Poor Mountain. He also runs a
farm in connection with his saw-mill
business and has splendid crop at
the foot of the mountain.
Mrs. Sue Whaley, of Dalton, Ga,
is expected here this week to visit
her sisters. s.t
Prof. w. H. Hand, of Columbia,
was here Tuesday evening and made
very able and interesting educa-
tional address on establishing and
maintaining a high school depart
ment. Prof. Hand is the appointed
inspector and explained the high
school system. The highest grades
of the graded school will constitute
the high school department. The
trustees took up the matter of COM
plying with the requirements at
once, and have petitions for sigma
lures, asking for the election. The
high school will necessitate the en-
ployment of another teacher and
gives the pupils about three years
additional instruction.
Mrs. w. j. Stribling has returned
from Gainesville, Ga, where she
went to be with her sisters, Mrs. G. M.
Walker, of Monroe, Ga, and Mrs.
John w. Gaines, of College Park,
for weeks outing.
The members of Richland Grange
are requested to meet at Clearmont
Academy on Saturday before the 4th
Sunday In IL month at 10 a. m.
All members are urged to attend, as
there is business of Importance to
attend to.
The Baptist ladies are requested
to look for programs in last weeks
Keowee Courier, and have every So
ciety represented in the Beaverdam
Association
The room in the rear of the old
post Office is being fitted up for a
millinery store. 1t will be occupied
by Mrs. Galway about September
15. Mrs. Galway is remembered as
Miss Rosa Norman, formerly of Wal
halla.
Marshall Mason has gone to PEN
dleton to buy cotton for his brother,
w. e. Mason
James SDunlap carried bale of
seed cotton to the oil mill to-day,
September 8. A. l.. Gossett.
Attack OF Diarrhoea Cured by One
Dose of CbambepIatn's COlic. ChoJ.