Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-22
wedding bells will ring i'm Wal

Arthur Brown is at home from
Furman University, Grecnvillc, where
| he has been the past session.
Miss Mary Pagan, of Winnsboro.
| is spending few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Anscl.
Henry Steinbrecher, Of Charles
ton. is spending several weeks in
| Walhalla visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. II. l.. Brandt.
A revival meeting will begin at
Newry Methodist church next Sun
| day night. The pastor will be assist
ed by Rev. A. e. Driggers, OF Wal
! halla.
There will be no service at st.
Johns Episcopal church on Sunday
| The rector. Mr.. Hubbard. is away i'm
Virginia, and will not be able to keep
| his appointment.
Mrs. A. p. Crisp left this morn
| ing for Newberry, where she will
spend two weeks visiting her parents.
She was accompanied by Miss Annie
| Crisp and Miss Irene White.
Mrs. }. II. Kay and children left
yesterday morning for jefferson,
Texas, whore they will spend some
time visiting at the home OF the for
mer's mother, Mrs. John o. Hicks.
THE many friends Of Miss ,!o~
| hanna Spinckc are pleased to see her
back in Walhalla again. She came
from Charleston last week and is
visiting the Misses Stucke, in West
Union.
Just received another car load
Of High Point buggies. Every one
sold under a personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhalla.
-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Gary and
family are moving to Walh; "a to-day
and will occupy the cottage residence
on Tugal0o street owned by j. w.
llollcman. They are most cordially
welcomed to our midst.
AT the auction sale OF the DR..
| Thomson property last week only the
| residence and omc-acrc lot was sold.
| Geo. \. Harrison was the purchaser,
paying : 500 for the place This is
one Of the highest points in town. and
| the place makes an admirable home.
--Tillman Robertson. Of Trannsyl-
vania county, North Carolina an en-
| plOycc OF the Threc-States Lumber
! Co., underwent an operation for ap-
| pcndicitiS at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. .,oody, in Walhalla,
| last week. The operation was sue
cessfully performed by DR.. Earle. OF
Grccnvillc, and several local physi-
clans, and Mr. Robertson is getting
along nicely, and is now able to be
up asd about.
--AStor DAILY, Of Seneca, was quite
painfully hurt last Thursday while
playing ball in a game between SEN
eca and Pendlcton, on the Seneca dia-
| 10, 4 !,
between the knee and ankle. making
a painful injury. lie is getting along
nicely, however, and his many friends
hope to see him out soon. The acct
dent happened when Mr.. DAILY was
doing the "SiidC, Kelly, slide" act
for home plate, for which he is To-
cally famous. He is son OF b. A.
Daily.
YOU will be convinced Of its superior
ity in looks and wearing qualities.
Sold by Dan E. Good.
---Sam J. Isbell brought TO The
Courier Office this morning a sample
Of the finest oats that we have ever
seen grown in Oconec. Mr.. lsbellS
sample measured fraction over
five feet in height and is heavily
|
| informs us that the six acres will av-
cragc in height at least four and one
half feet and that the sample brought
to us is about an average as to yield
OF grain He has just built Il large
| barn and already has il filed to its
utmost loft capacity with this fine
oats.
The members Of the Emery Cir
Gle were most delightfully."- entcrtain-
ed by Mrs. J. K. Hughes on Tuesday
or last week. After the uSua' hour
spent in fancy work, Mrs. t. lghcs
gave her guests Il treat i'm water
rrlon, the first Of the season. Deli
cions cream and cake was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. b. +.
Sloan. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
lIughess hospitality were Mcsdamcs
j. \. Stcck, Sidney Adams, Charlie
iayncs, Jas. Darby, Geo. Scabom and
, b. f. Sloan. On June 2Sth this pleas
ant little club will meet with Mrs
Sidney Adams.
Revenue Officers Merrick. Orr
and Reid Monday and Tuesday OF
this week did some business in the
upper section OF the county, destroy
= ing 700 gallons Of beer near Ions
< Creek on Monday, and on Tuesday
= cutting down % bushels OF mash il
, the Battle Creek section. Later il
= the day, near Battle Creek post Office
= they ran into diStillcry and go
+ 200 gallons OF beer and lot o
| mash, destroying a still. cap, worn
- and condenser No arrests were
~ made, the parties having gotten ava,
n from the plants before the officers ar
+ rived. In the first two "cvcnts' tn,
j stills had been removed prior to tn,
arrival Of the officers.