Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-08-21
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ID. T. DAILY, Astor DAILY and Miss
Rebecca DAILY, of Seneca, are spend
ing week at Norfolk and James
town.
Miss Gertrude Roach of Savannah,
is spending short while visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Rosa Fahnestock,
on Faculty HILL
-MissBirdie Dodson, who has been
visiting Miss Mary Pitchford for some
time, returned to her home at New
ark, Ohio, yesterday.
Paul p. Sullivan, of Madison,
Une OF Oconee's most prosperous busi-
ness men, was in town Monday on
business and pleasure.
Mrs. Joseph Brown, of Savannah,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. Rosa
Fahnestock, on Faculty Hill. She
expects to remain here for several
weeks.
There will be services at Cheo-
hee church from the second Friday
in September to the Sunday follow
ing. These services will be conducted
by Rev. J. H. Clarke. On the fourth
Sunday. after services, four recent
converts will be baptized. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Hon. o. B. Martin, State Super
intendent Of Education, will meet the
trustees and people interested In the
proposed high school for Center town
ship at Oakway on Wednesday, Aug
ust 28, at 1870 A. NJ, for instruct
ing, inspecting and advising in regard
to said proposed school. A full at
tendance of all Interested Is urgently
requested.
Walter v. Smith, Of New York.
arrived in Walhalla Sunday afternoon
and will be here for some time. He
| came to visit his father, Judge D. A.
Smith, who is seriously i'll at his
home here. He has been quite un-
veil himself in New York for a week
or more, but Is improving. His many
old Walhalla friends are glad to see
him again.
We note the following in the
Manufacturers Record: "Walhalla,
Is. C.-Laundry.-Geo L. Wilson con-
| templates establishing steam laun-
dry" The citizens of Walhalla would
hail with delight the establishment of
a first-class steam laundry In our
town, and it would certainly receive
the solid patronage OF our people. We
hope to hear Of its early establish
ment and operation.
William Robinson, colore l, who
this year tended a portion of Col.
Robt. A. Thompson's lands, near
town, brought to our Office yesterday
the banner pumpkin for this year.
1t is Of the sweet green variety and
weighs ~ pounds. Robinson is q
good worker and one of the industri-
Gus negroes of this section, who sell
dom have a great deal to say about
hard times.
Married, at the residence Of Mrs
Mollie Handy. In Walhalla, on Satur-
day, August II, 1907, at 10 o'clock
a. m, John Handy and Miss Annie
Payne. They are bright young
couple and their many friends in the
county bespeak for them a happy and
prosperous life. The beautiful cere-
mony of the Baptist church, pro-
nouncing the young couple companL
ions for life. was pronounced by Rev.
C. l.. Craig In a very impressive man
Iner.
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The Department of Agriculture,
at the request of Congressman Wyatt
Aiken, is having a soil survey made
OF Oconee county. This work Is in
progress at the present time, and will
/
people. Too little is known Of what
Oconee's soil is capable of producing,
both agriculturally and as to mine
| rails. We shall watch for the reports
OF these surveys with no small in
terest.
| Tho County Commissioners are
offering for sale the mules belonging
| to the county. The necessity for
keeping these animals for work be-
ing ended for the present it was
deemed a matter of economy to sell
them rather than feed them during
a long rest period. The sale will be
held at the Court House on Saturday,
September 7. 1t seems to us to be
wise move. 1t will be a good op-
portunity to secure good stock at a
reasonable price.
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the Newry Store.
d. S. Abbott calls special atten-
tion this week to his large line of
high-grade organs. Mr.. Abbott has
been in the organ and musical in
strument business so long that he
knows what to buy and how to sell
an instrument to please his customers
and give entire satisfaction. Call on
him when you want a first-class in
strument of any kind at a close f1g-
ure. He Is prepared to serve you at
reasonable prices and terms at all
times. Read his advertisement.
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We are In receipt of AN appre-
ciated letter from our friend, e. Cliff
Ellison, a former Oconee boy, now
located at Montgomery, Ala. He is
at present State Deputy for the Amer
lean Patriots, a popular fraternal
order, in which specially attractive
insurance feature is prominent