Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25

Municipal taxes are now paya-
bic. See notice Of Town Treasurer
elsewhere in this issue.
On account of the all-day sing
Ing at Long Greek next Sunday, there
! vii! he no Sunday school 1T Damas-
Gus.
Just received another car load
Of High Point buggies. Every one
sold under personal guarantee.
w. NJ. Brown, Walhala.
Two more new candidates this
week-John w. Reynolds, who is out
for the office Of County Treasurer,
and J. w. Hair for County Commits
sioner.
On Monday evening. May Goth.
Bishop Guerry, OF the Episcopal
| church, will conduct services at st.
Johns church, Walhalla, the occa-
sion being his regular visit to this
conE regation. The public will be
most cordially welcomed to this as
to all other services of the church.
The service Monday evening will be-
gin at 8 o'clock.
See "The Percolator" coffee pot
In our show window. Moss & Ansel.
"A. J. Brocl; and family moved
from Walhalla to Newry last Thurs
day. They will make their home at
Newry for the future, Mr.. Brock hav-
Ing accepted employment with the
Courtenay Manufacturing Company.
Their removal from Walhalla is re-
GREETED by many friends made here
during the several years they resided
| near town.
Sidney Adams, of the Blue
Ridge Railway, spent Saturday in
Atlanta attending the unveillng Of
| the memorial to the late President
Samuel Spencer, of the Southern
| Railway. The memorial is a hand
| some arger-than-life-size bronze fig
| ure, representing MIR. Spencer as
seated in an Office chair. The memo
RIA was placed in the plaza Of At
lanta's terminal station 1t cost
$4,000, and was erected as loving
tribute BY 10000 employees OF the
Southern system.
We are still selling 20 pounds
rice for 81. Moss G Ansel.
Misses Ina and Mary Kuhtmann.
Of Weatherford, Texas, are guests of
their aunt, Miss Leona Kuhtmann, at
the Walhalla Hotel. The Misses
Kuhtmann are daughters OF w. II.
kuhtmann, well known by many of
our people as an old Walhalla boy
VINO has gone out and made his
mark. He Is now one Of the leading
lawyers at the Weatherford bar.
The Misses Kuhtmann are charming
young ladies and are making hosts
OF friends among the young people
Of Walhalla.
Rev. A. e. Driggers returned
last evening from Asheville, N. c.,
where he attended the General Con-
| terence Of the M. r. Church, South.
Services at the Walhalla church will
I be resumed regularly, and next Sun
day, which will be the fifth Sababth
In May, services will be conducted at
the usual hOurs-mOrniHg Il o'clock,
and evening $50. Presiding Elder
Cauthen will preach at the morning
hour. The quarterly conference for
this charge will be held in the Wal
halla church Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock
Elsewhere in this issue will be
| round the announcement of Clemson
Agricultural College, the next session
Of which institution will open on
Wednesday, September 18th, 1910.
and the entrance and scholarship ex-
aminations will be held at Walhalla
Court House on July Sth. This an
nouncement Of Clemson College is
particularly interesting and import
ant one for the boys Of Oconee.
clemson Is doing great work and
oconee has never yet been repre-
sented In her student body as she
] should have been. We hope that
these examinations will attract
| large number of our young men.
! Screen doors and windows. Keen
away the flies. Matheson Hardware
| Co., Westminster, S. c..
| The sad intelligence was receiy-
| ed here this morning Of the death of
Charles r.. Brcnnecke, which occurred
at his home in Greenville this morn
ing at o'clock. Mr. Brennecke was
son OF Mrs. G. Nj. Brennecke, OF
| Wa4halla, and had hosts of friends
here in his old home town who will
learn Of his death with deep sorrow.
He was about 40 years of age, a man
| or pleasing address and marked abl-
| lty, and had steadily risen in the SER
vice OF the Western Union Telegraph
! company, In whose employ he had
Deen for number Of years. For
| several years he had been in declin-
ing health, and during the past few
months his condition had steadily
grown worse. He leaves his wife and
| aged mother, and one sister, besides
numerous relatives here and else
| where in the State, to mourn his
| death. In their sorrow they have
the deepest sympathy of hosts Of
| friends.
Base ball supplies and tennis
| GOODS. Special prices made to teams.
! Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin-
| ster, s. e.