Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-06-19
M]|[

Money to loan. Apply to Z. l..
Herndon, attorney. ss 19.tf
--Lost-On last Sunday. between
Pleasant Grove church and Walhalla, q
lady's hunting case gold watch. Reward
/ II left at MoLees's store or Keowee Cou-
! rier Office.
George Hemminger, Miss Louise
Hemminger, Mrs. Daisy Goddard and
daughter, Ruth, of Wilmington, s. c., are
| visiting at the home Of their uno,o, W. e.
Loehr, and family. 4.g...,
Miss Martha Buist, of Charleston,
| spent several days in Walhalla this week, ,
stopping at the Walhalla Hotel. She was
on her way to Highlands, where she will
spend the summer. ..r ..
Miss Elsie Smith, who has been visit
ing Miss Annie Werner, is now with rela-
turn to Walhalla before going to her
homo in Woodbury., Ga.
"A large crowd was present at the
all.day singing at Pleasant Ridge last
Sunday. There was much good singing
and an elegant dinner. The occasion
was greatly enjoyed by all.
There will be an all-day picnic at
Robinson's Shoals, on Little river, July
4th. Public cordially invited to attend.
Special preparations have been made for
the enjoyment of the young people.
Rev. Rhett r. Doyle, of Parksville, is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
pastor, Rev. J. G. Yongue, in the pro-
tracted services at the Methodist church.
Read the new advertisements of Nj.
s. Stribling, Westminster, and Craig
Werner Mercantile Co., Walballa. You
will find something of interest in each
one of them, and will, no doubt, find
rare bargains.
AT the anpual meeting of the Board
OF Trustees of Newberry College, held
last week, the degree of Master Of Arts
was conferred upon the Hon. j. D. Cap
pleman, of Charleston, who delivered
the literary address.
way Presbyterian church as usual on the
fourth Sunday evening, also on the fifth
Sunday, the 3Oth instant, at II O'Clock
q. m., and the sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered.
Work is progressing rapidly on j. II.
Cantrells new residence in West End.
When completed it will prove quite an
addition to that part of town. After it's
completion we are unable to tell what
will happen! Some one knows.
Il want all the blackberries in the
fresh berries at my factory. G. II. Chas-
tain, Walhalla, will also take all the fresh
berries you bring him. j. Fl. Barnett,
rs rs Westminster, S. G.
We regret to learn of the feeble
health of our venerable friend, +. F. AL
bertson, of the Double Springs settle
ment. Mr.. Albertson has been a great
sufferer for years from liver trouble and
kindred ailments. We hope that he may
yet be spared many years.
There will be An all-day singing at
Rocky Knoll church on the fifth Sunday
in June, conducted by Profs. R. W..
Grubbs, :, F. Morton, r. w. Smith and
others. Public cordially invited to come
| and bring all the song books.
Miss Mamie Ansel left Monday MORN
| ing for Columb bia, where she will visit
Governor Ansel and family, and will go
with the Governors party to Jamestown.
She will also visit Baltimore, New York
and other places in the North. She will
be gone about two months.
The third quarterly conference for
the Walhalla Circuit will be held at
Double Springs church Saturday, June
Goth. The presiding elder. Rev. J. s.
Beasley, will also preach there on Sun
day at ii a. m. All official members of
the circuit will please take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
There will be a ministers confer
ence at Salem on Saturday before the
| fifth Sunday in June. We request the
presence of every preacher in the Twelve
Mile River Association, also the deacons.
| We invite all lovers of music to be on
hand Sunday. b. F. Murphree.
There will be an "Old Time" singing
at Salem on the fifth Sunday. Bring
Christian Harmony and any other old
books you may have. 1t will be con-
Quoted by James Porter, of Pickens
county, and William Burton and Thomas
LittletOn, of Oconee. Everybody invited
to come and bring well-filled baskets.
Judge D. A. Smith, accompanied by
Mrs. Smith, went to Columbia Monday
afternoon to receive surgical attention to
an obstinate sore on his right foot, from
which he has been suffering for about
four months. Acting under advice of
our local physicians, he went to Colum-
bia for treatment. His many friends
hope to learn of early improvement in
his condition. Il is not thought that his
ailment is serl> is, but it is painful and
requires export treatment.
Sec delinquent tax notice in another
column of this issue. On July 18th the
tax books will positively be closed and
executions issued on all unpaid taxes
From now until above date taxes may be
paid with penalty added. After that
time executions will be issued and all
delinquents will have to pay the penalty
and additional cost of executions. Call
on Treasurer Ansel at once and settle up
and save costs.