Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-08-12
New Series No. 5s7---volume LIX.-- as.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. MONTGOMERY
have returned home, after spending
week with the family of Mrs. Mont
gomery's brother, w. HI. Cole They
reside at Greeleyyille, WILLIAMSBURG
county, and this was Mr.. Montgom-
ery's first trip to the upper section of
the State. His wife Is pleasantly re-
membered as Miss Katie Cole, and
was educated In the Thornwell Or
phangae.
Misses Maggie and Essie Peden, OF
GreenVille, have been visiting their
aunt, Mrs. HarrielCyM. Peden. They
returned home yesterday.
Rev. S. A. Mcdaniel is carrying on
protracted meeting at the Old West
minister Baptist church this week.
Miss Annie Mae Smith, beautiful
young lady of East Point, Ca, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. @ Moore,
in West End
Miss Ida Phillips is on visit to
relatives at Friendship. |E
Chas. G.. Jaynes and his little son,
Garwood, Of Walhalla, were in town
Yesterday,
The little S-year-old son of J.. X.
Heller, who lives near Oakway, fell
from fruit tree Saturday and broke
his arm. Dr.. w. A. Strickland was
called to set the broken limb, and the
little fellow Is now getting along
nicely. He was In peach tree and
was In the act of plucking peach
when he became overbalanced and
fell
Misses Leah and Rubie Harper. of
Seneca, visited their cousins, the
Misses Phillips, of Westminster, last
week. S
]. F. Craig, OF Walhalla, was here
yesterday.
Chas. G. Vaughan, who has Jeen
the secretary for the Cheswell Cot
ton Mill Company for some time,
left one day last week for Atlanta.
Mrs. Vaughan and her two charming
daughters. Misses Lora and Rubie,
will remain at the Magnolia Hotel
until September The many friends
of the family are sorry to give them
up. Miss Laura Scruggs, of Char.
lotte, the new book-keeper for the
Cheswell Mills, arrived few days
ago. #t' I1
Frank Cross, of Walhalla, is visit
Ing his grandfather, Major B. H.
Cross.
Rev. and Mrs. W.1J. Wyly, of
Georgetown, are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs.
}. A. WHY. They are accompanied
by their two children.
There are several hogs running at
large on the streets, and they are
giving people no little trouble. We
do not know who they belong to, but
we do know there is a stock law. Fair
warning to the wise is sufficient
Miss Valera Waite Is visiting In
Greenville.
j. Fl. Barnett made business trip
to Greenville last week.
III. r. Alexander, Grady Ballenger,
L.. A. Edwards and DR.. w. r. Doyle,
all of Seneca, were in town Friday
Next week will be crowded with
events On Monday the candidates
for county Offices will be here, and
on Wednesday we will have the can
didates for Solicitor Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday the horse-swappers
convention will be in session, and
there will be three games of base
ball.
Miss Myrtle Zimmerman, Youngest
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. I'm
norman, will attend the Campbell
Haperman College of Lexington, KY,
the coming session. sS
John M. Benson has returned from
a visit to Tennessee, North Carolina
and Virginia. b. o. Whitten was the
actngSagen during Mr.. Benson's abb
sence. $
Percy + Brown, of Spartanburg,
is in town.
Quartermus Il Tannery have the
! contract to build r. G. Peden's resi-
dence, which they are now erecting.
1t is 50x67, and will be one story
and contain seven rooms. The plan
of this house shows It to be a perfect
gem for beauty, and ''Tom and Min
ME" will have real birds nest of
home when everything is finished.
We are pleased to note that the
vacant scholarship in the Winthrop
Training and Industrial College was
won by Miss Daisy Foster, of this
place. Miss Foster Is an intellectual
young lady and is deservedly popular.
We feel sure she viii make 9 fine
record at Winthrop. M
The pastor of Retreat church
wishes to notify the congregation
through The Courier that the regu-
lar third Sunday appointment has
been called in for this month. The
congregation may expect preaching
the fourth Sunday morning in this
month by Rev. WI. WHY, of George
town. M
Miss Lula Adams Is on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Heppie Dickson. Miss
Adams is the youngest daughter OF
the late James N. Adams, who for
merly resided In the Taber section.
She is now saleslady in the large and
well known store of Belk Bros, or
Charlotte.
John Smith, of Anderson county,
visited his brother-in-law, j. r. Orr,
during last week.
James A. Chandler, of Gainesville,
Ca, was among relatives and friends
In this section last week. Mr.. Chan
dler looks as IL Georgia agrees with
him.