Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-26

yearly honor roll by Prof. NJ. II.
Brockman; awarding of medals to
the successful contestants by Profs.
Brockman and Taylor The scholar.
ship medal was awarded to Harris
sheldon. This medal was given by
j. S. Carter
Xavier Adams, a fourth grade pu..
pil. was lucky in winning the prize
offered for the greatest Improvement
in penmanship.
Prof. Brockman is a teacher of
ability and marked qualifications.
and the board Of trustees have re-
elected him principal for his fifth
term, commencing in September Six
OF the seven assistant teachers for
the past session were also reelected.
Westminster base ball team went
to Gainesville Monday to play three
games with the team there.
II, w. Ballenger is in Spartanburg.
There will be q meeting of the
Greenfield Local Farmers Union
next Saturday, May 20, at 5 p.s m.
All the members are requested to be
present. II. l.. Werner is the presi-
dent.
Westminster won two games from
the Conner, Ga, team last Wednes-
day afternoon. In the first game OF
twelve innings the score was, West
minister s, Conner Z; the score in the
second game was Westminster Z,
Conner o. Batteries: For Westmin-
ster, in first game, Goss and Hull;
second game, Taylor and Hull; for
Conner, first game, McCannon and
Nunnally; second game, Peeler and
Nunnally; Umpire, w. G. Peden;
time hours. Rain prevented the
game arranged for Thursday and the
Conner team returned home.
The junior base ball team of Rich
land and Westminster third nine
played a match game on Saturday,
resulting iii IL defeat ITO Richland by
the score of 13 to 3.
A teiegraphic communication was
received this morning from Gaines
vile stating that Westminster cap
tured the first game Of ball yester-
day, the score being Westminster s.,
Gainesville 5.
Misses Dora and May Haley are
expected to arrive Thursday from
Chicora College, Greenville.
One Of Westminster's greatest
needs is a Board of Trade, and we
understand arrangements are about
perfected to go into an organizations.
Pitts Bros, proprietors of the City
Meat Market, have installed a mod
ern refrigerator in their market.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Carter and fam
lily are in Gainesville for the COM
mencement Of Brenau College.
Mrs. Marshall Abbott, of Come
ross, spent yesterday with her
daughter, Mrs. W. w. Mitchell.
G. E. Simpson sold $3.50 worth
of Strawberries from patch that
will square. about thirty feet.
Clarence Hobson got his hand Sc.
verely cut with chain wrench white
working in the well at the Steam
Laundry yesterday.
The male members Of the Old
Westminster Baptist church are re-
quested to meet there on Saturday
June 3, at l p. m, for the purpose
OF cutting down the weeds in the
yard and cleaning off the rubbish.
Mrs. w. w. Mitchell informs us
that her sister, Miss Mallie Abbott,
and our County Auditor, Richard W.
GrubbS, = were married Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brockman
will leave Friday for Greenville to
spend vacation. Mr. Brockman is
quite busy this week with teachers
Rev. and Mrs. j. n. Moore have
returned from Louisville, Ky.
w. p. Anderson will return Sat
urday from Savannah.
Special sale for two weeks-pat-
tern and trimmed hats. Entire
stock to be disposed of at prices that
will attrac,. Call and see the pret-
ttest line you ever saw. Mrs. r..
Galloway & Co.
l.. A. Tannery is enlarging his shoe
department. He is making space to
carry full line of fancy footwear.
Drop in and see him.
w. w. Mason has purchased the
livery business formerly run by L. w.
Dickson and will take charge right
away.
The funeral arrangements of Mrs.
e. J. King, who died this morning,
have not been made at this time Her
body will probably I, be Inferred in
Eastview cemetery Tomorrow
Here is a real news item: For the
first time in the history Of the town
we will have homemade ice in June
Rev. s. A. Mcdaniel is>spending a
few days with his family. He preach
ed in the Methodist church Sunday
night.
NJ. A. Terrell, who had the super.
vision of the building of the resi-
dence for his daughter, Mrs. Hazel
Smith, comUlrtcd the job last week.
1t was finished in 21 days from the
time the work was commenced which
is perhaps the quickest built dwell
ling in town. The carpenters were
l.. II. V. Hobson, Marvin Carroll and
j. c. Tannery, who are experienced
men in handling the hammer and
saw and work at "lightning speed. +"
Mr.. Hohson worked 21 days, Mr..
Carroll 10 and Mr. Tannnru L. Thn