Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-14

in his quarters, next door to the post
office. Mr.. Hollands success in his
bakery insures likewise a successful
venture in this new departure
Joe Todd spent last Sabbath with
his parents.
Charles Harper also spent the Sab
bath with his homefolks.
Mrs. Gordon, of Anderson, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Todd.
The colored institute, with Prof. j.
j. Starks, as president, opened last
Monday with an attendance of seven
ty. Students are coming in daily,
and within a few weeks will equal,
If not exceed, the former number.
DR.. e. G. Doyle Is showisg a mag
nificent robe, made from the skin Of
the Vicuna, an animal found only
in the country adjacent to where the
doctor was located. The robe is the
envy OF everybody who sees it, and
is very valuable, a handsome price
having been offered for it in New
York. The color Of the robe is the
most delicate shading from cream to
brown, the texture exceeding any
thing we have ever seen. An ostrich
wing is also one Of the doctors GU
rios and is rarely seen in this coun-
try.
INSN. anu Nl II. NlOOIe NlSlleQ
In Seneca yesterday.
Following are the names Of the
young folks composing the party
from Pendieton to the show last
Thursday night: Misses Louise, Ella
and Susie Sloan, Messrs. Edmund
Shubricks, Paul Sloan, Glenn Evans
and DR.. Burke.
The foundation is being laid for
l.. A. EdwardS's new residence on
Peachtree rect. Mr.. Edwards has
beautiful pla..,, and when finished his
home will be one Of the handsomest
on this popular street.
The missionary society Of the Bap-
tist church held its election Of on
GERS yesterday, as follows: President,
Mrs. d. A. Perritt; vive president,
Mrs. l.. w. Werner; secretary, Mrs.
Ruskin Anders on; treasurer, Mrs.
Leland Marett.
Children's day service will be held
at the Baptist church the fourth Sun
day in October.
Quarterly conference was held here
yesterday afternoon at the Methodist
church, number Of the brethren
from Walhalla being present.
On Sunday night Presiding Elder
Cauthen preached at the Baptist
church, the occasion being the union
service held every second Sunday
night. Mr.. Cauthen made a fine i'm
preston on the large congregation,
the discourse being based upon the
text, What is man that thou art
mindful of him?"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Nimmons, Of
near Nimmons' bridge, in this coun-
ty, have moved here, and are occu-
pying the residence on the Strick-
land place, just out Of Seneca. Mr..
and MrH. Ntmmons are the parents Of
our towns. IAN, w. p. Nimmons, and
are most heartily welcomed to his
community by wide circle Of
friends.
There is a man who comes to SEN
eca and sells the Ben Davis apple,
and If this should reach his notice
we want him to bring the writer of
this bushel Of his apples. Now,
this means one bushel and one man.
We haven't forgotten the fact that
The Courier is something else when
1T comes to free advertising! We
merely limited once that Der Can
wanted cow, and as we said before,
the next few days was like a horse
swappers' convention, only It was
COWS! Well, Mr.. Editor, that hint
was given over year ago, and even
yet, every now and then, a man bobs
up with COW. AS consequence we
now have on our premises q COW and
calf, free livery and feed stable! One
bushel, and one man!
DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodson Giles, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullins are "being entertained"
at their homes by little strangers!
(Coprighted). NJ. V. s.
WANTED.--Second hand bags and