Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-04
For sale-A mule. G.. Melchert


where they vent to be with the fam
lily and at the bedside of their CO.
laborer, Rev. J. G. Yongue.
Rev. J. b. Tramel will preach at
Oconee Station school house on the
second Sunday morning in May at II
O'Clock and at Bethlehem church at
$3.50 p. NJ.
We are expecting this week ano-
ther shipment Of art squares and
rugs. Come early and get first
choice. Moss e. Ansel
MIR. and Mrs. b. S. Look left yes
terday morning for Greenville, where
they will make their home in the
future. They carry with them the
best wishes OF hosts Of friends here,
who regret exceedingly their depar-
ture. Mr.. Look will engage at once
In business, and we wish for him an
abundant success.
The many Walhalla and Oconee
friends Of Miss Mary Sheldon, of Fair
Play, will be interested in the fol-
| lowing announcements: "Mr and
| Mrs. j. ID. Sheldon announce the en-
| gagemcnt Of their daughter, Mary,
to Mr.. William Barr Glenn, OF Lib
erty, S. G. The wedding to take
place the 25th Of May at their home,
Fair Play, S. c."
Sec the handsome display Of cur
tain poles and rods at j. J. Ansers.
Last week the appointment Of A.
| &. Merrick as postmaster for Wal
| halla was confirmed and Mr.. Merrick
has been ofhcially notified Of his ap-
pointmcnt for four years, dating from
April 29th. He has given general sat
islaction In the position of acting
postmaster for some time, and his
friends are pleased at the news of
his appointment TO the postmaster
ship.
There will be a picnic at Henry
McMahan's pasture, near Fairview
church, on Monday. July 4th. Promi
ncnt speakers will be present on this
occasion and make addresses The
program will also be open to all can
| didatcs who wish TO avail themselves
Of The opportunity Of addressing the
people. A large platform will he
erected. and dancing will be indulg-
ed in by the young people. The pub
| lie is invited to attend.
just received another car load
of High Point buggies. Every one
sold under a personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
| Tho sacrament OF the Lords
supper will be celebrated at the
Walhalla Presbyterian church next
Sunday at the morning service. The
Wednesday afternoon prayer SER
vice will be a preparatory service for
communion. The prayer services
hereafter on Wednesday will be held
at o'clock. Sunday evening ser
vices have been changed from s
o'clock to $50. Cordial invitation is
extended for all services.
The Baptist Courier announces
| the recent death OF Mrs. Mary Keith
| Townes at Greenville. Mrs. Townes
was Il daughter Of the late Mai. w. L.
Keith, an honored son of Old Pick
ems, and was born at that historic
place. She was a member Of the
Baptist church, and was a Christian
of many graces. w. J. Towncs, of
/ Cheohee, this county, is a son Of the
deceased. TO him and other rela-
tives is extended the sympathy of
many friends in their sore bereave-
ment.
No. 2 timothy hay, $125 per
700 pounds. c. w. & j. l.. Bauk-
night, Walhalla.
The many Walhalla and Oconee
friends OF Rev. J. C. Yongue, former
pastor Of the Walhalla and Seneca
| Methodist churches. will be deeply
grieHcd TO learn that he Is seriously
| Ill at his home in PickenS He and
his daughter, Miss Carrie, returned
week before last from delightful
visit to Miss Salina Yongue in Wash
ington, D. c., and a few days later
Rev. Mr. Yongue suffered an attack
Of an old stomach trouble, followed
by paralysis. His condition at last re-
port was said to be very grave, If in
deed not critical. Sunday and Monday
brought change for the worse, and
during that period he was uncon-
SciouS. A letter received here from
Mr.. longue the day before he was
stricken spoke In the most glowing
terms OF his delightful trip to Wash
ihbioii, tie great pleasure y" took in
Witnessing the success his daughter,
Miss Salina. is achieving in that
city, and stated that he was feeling
/ much better than for some time past.
In the anxious moments OF the pres
ent ordeal the family have the dccp~
est sympathy Of our people here. who
! nope that this good man may yet be
| restored to health and usefulness.
! we DOUBT II any pastor OF the Meth
| odlSt church mere ever left his work
so universally beloved as did Rev.
Mr.. ionguc. AS a minister. as a
| secret order worker and as a citizen
he eXempli1ied daily the highest and
noblest Of the principles that each
represents. Ills hoped for restoration
would give back to the church one of
her ablcSt ministers and workers.
Best clipped white oats--pcr-
fectly clcan-70c. per b shell G. w.
& j. r.. Bauknight.