Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-27


Mrs. Jennie Davis, wife Of JAS Davis,
died last Tuesday, aged IS years.
Her bodylwas buried In tho Davis bury
ing ground, on Chsuga creek. She
leaves a large family connection consist
ing Of children, grand and great-grand-
children. {, ID !, VI
Prof. John A, Durham, Of westmin-
Btes, and Miss Ida l.. Adams, of near
Pelzer, were happily married ut the home
of the officiating minister, Rev. e. s..
Harris, pastor Of Riverside Baptist
church, Greenville. s. c., at 2 p. M, on
Thursday, March 2ly They arrived on
No.11 Thursday evening and are at the
home of Mr.. Durham In West End. Mr.
Durham is salesman for D.. p. Butler.
He Is young man of flnoble bearing and
has many friends, who wish for him and
Mrs. Durham along and happy life.
Rev. w. G.. Neville, %. D., president Of
the Presbyterian College Of South Caro-
lima at Clinton, has been chosen to
preach the Introductory sermon of the
commencement exercises of the West.
minister Graded Soho oils on Sunday, May
10. Mr.. Neville u q native OF Oconee
and the announcement of his coming for
this occasion is welcome news.
A horse sud buggy belonging to JOS.
Standridge, farmer residing at the
Glenn old mill place, near Fair Play,
were stolen from his promises on the
night of March 10. The animal is a dark
bay horse with q white spot on one Of
his hind legs. The vehicle is o top
buggy and a portion Of the top has been
ripped and sewed back together. Mr..
Standridge will appreciate any assist
ancs in helping him to recover owner
ship Of his property.
Rev. Len G. Broughton, d. d. pastor
of the Tabernacle Baptist church, At
slanta, Ca, will lecture in the school
auditorium on the evening of April o.
This will be the sixth and last iyceum
attraction for the season and the speaker
lie too widely known to need any intro
duction. Prof. NJ. e. Brockmap, the
local manager, requests that all see to
getting their tickets as early as possible.
They will be 80 cents for reserved seats
and 25 cents toT' inreserysd seats. Prof.
Brockman deserves credit and praise for
the interest he has taken in trying to
make the lyceum course success this
season and we hope he will see full
house ont to hear DR.. Broughton.
Rev. j. y. Harrell will preach at Tuga-
IL Ark -, ca
bath, March 81, at II o'clock In the fore
noon. Public cordially invited.
j. g. Jarrard, of Greenyille, was here
yesterday.
Married, in Hardy, Ark, on March O,
j. A. Zimmerman and Miss Gladys
Mabel Montgomery. The groom ia son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman, of West.
Minister, and his numerous friends wish
for him and his bride full measure of
happiness and prosperity. Mr., thinner
man has been in Arkansas about couple
of months.
S. G. Moon returned last week from
Atlanta, where he has been attending a
school OF pharmacy. Mr.. Moon will be
drug clerk atthe store Of Stonecyphei
Drug Company during his vacation.
B. NJ. England will occupy the new
store room built by A, Zimmerman.
Press. Holcombe, Of Birmingham, Ala.
is visiting his brother-in-law, q. Il. O
Mitchell.
The Farmers' Union has decided t.
build q cotton warehouse, the location
to be at Westminster.
Miss Matte Turnage, of Atlanta, wa,
Ia the funeral party which accompanied
the remains Of little Zelma Zimmerman
TO Westminster on the morning of Marcf
10. Her name was unintentioDally omit
ted last week.
sDown in the DumpsD will be the sub
ject Of DR.. Broughton's lecture on Tues
day, April 8.
@. r. Adams reports a pleasant visit tx
! Dalton, Tate, Atiapta and other points 4,