Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-05-22
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Attorneys r. 7. Jayncs, J. W. Shelor
and ). X. Earle attended Court in Ander-
son this week. HHG
] Mrs. Sidney Adams, Miss Annie Biemann
and Rev. and Mrs. III. =, Grossman at a
delightful Tea last Wednesday.
p. G. Allen is greatly improving the
appearance If his premises and South
Broad street by moving part of his sta
bles and rebuilding same. His house has
also received some improvements.
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Cling
Browning. died at their home, Millville,
last Monday, and the body was taken
away Tuesday for burial at their former
home in the upper part of the county.
The ladies' of ST. Johns Episcopal
church will give lawn party at the resi-.
dence of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Merrick
Tuesday, May 28th, beginning at 8
O'Clock. The public cordially invited.
Ice cream, cake and candy will be for
| sale, and the proceeds will be used for
much-needed repairs on the church.
j. Fl. Adams announces great cut
price sale for two days only-next Friday
and Saturday, May Oath and 25th. Be
sure to call on him and secure your share
OF bargains. He is always ready with
| the goods and the low prices, and espe-
cially 80 when he announces a reduction
in price. Call and see him when in Se-
neca.
News and Courior, May 10: "There
is plenty of drinking water here of all
kinds, and rather like it," This quota
| tion from letter dated Lawton, Okla
homa, and printed this week in tho Keo-
wee Courier, illustrates what even a
mountaineer South Carolinian may have
to come to when he deserts his native
| State.
For Sale-The Smithson 8-acre lot,
opposite the Westminster Oil Mill.
Price, $500. Also, the j. c. Latham
| place, in tracts of 10 to 80 acres, to suit
| buyer; just out of town of Westminster,
above shuttle factory, on two roads. For
particulars write or call on
Frank 81. Shirley, Real Estate,
Walhalla and Westminster, S. G.
| j. w. Holleman has greatly improved
his premises on Tugaloo street Tugaloo
and South Broad streets have also been
worked out in the neighborhood Of these
premises to meet changed conditions
Mr.. uolleman deserves the thanks of the
town for ths commendable spirit shown
in assisting in improving the street. hav-
ing furnished two hands to work with
the town force.
Remember your town taxes, street
tax and your local licenses. The former
are payable during this month to the
town treasurer, Geo. NJ. Ansel. Licenses
should be renewed promptly on expira-
tion of old ones. There is penalty
fixed for delinquents, and the local au-
thorities are determined to discharge
their duties impartially. Pay promptly
and avoid penalty.
The many friends of G. NJ. Shelton
regret to note that he has gone out of
business. On Wednesday, May 18th, he
made an assignment to Major VIM. j.
Stribling for the benefit of his creditors.
His liabilities are not heavy, but he is in
bad health and unable to continue in
business. He has for a year or more con.
Quoted grocery store, aud it is regretted
that he will not be In business in the fu.
ture.
Prof. David f. Nicholson has ac-
cepted the superintendency of the Seneca
Graded Schools for the coming session.
He has occupied similar position in
the Walhalla schools for five years, dur
ing which time he has made many
friends, who regret that he will leave.
The Walhalla schools have tlourished
under his management and the able as
sistance of competent corps of capable
teachers. We wish for MI. Nicholson a
full measure of success in his work at
Seneca, and believe the people of our sis-
ter town will find in him the qualifica-
tions for maintaining an excellent school.
We have received card from Jas.
T. Singleton, who is now at the Pasteur
Institute, Atlanta, under treatment. Mr.
Singleton was bitten by a dog, supposedly
suffering from the rabies, about eight
days prior to his leaving Walhalla on
Sunday, May II h. Mr. Singleton states
that he is getting along nicely and ex-
poets to return home in a week or ten
days. No unfavorable symptoms have
developed, and no will be entirely out of
danger from he bite by that time. We
congratulate him on his good fortune
in escaping serious results, and his many
Oconee friends will be glad to welcome
him back to his home.
| -"Damon and Pythas," ore Of the
best dramas being presented to th pub
tic at present, will be presented in WAL
halla on the night of Friday, May 3lst
Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Oize, who have,
for years, been presenting this drama,
will have the leading roles. Damon and
Calanthe. They will be assisted here by
members of Walhalla Lodge, No. 81,
Knights of Pythias, who feel that they
are lending assistance in cause that
will bring higher class of talent to
Walhalla than has ever visited our town.
The daily press of this State and others
speak of Mr.. and Mrs. D'Oize in the
highest terms. and we feel sure that
those who witness the entertainment
| will be more than nlease1 with IL