Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-29

lipS'S Market. Ice wagon daily
Mr.. NJ. Powell, OF North Au-
gusta, Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Y. b. Ep'inG She will be har@ or
several weeks.
Prof. Ricnard Grubbs will con-
duct singing at IIbcnezer next Sun
day afternoon, beginning at 80
o'clock. Public invited.
Communion services will be held
at the Lutheran church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock. n"gular con
grcgational meeting the following
Sunday Immediately after the morn
ing service.
When you want the best buggy
on the market for the money buy a
'IIugheS' buggy from II. Il. Alexan-
der, Walhalla. 23tf
There will be special meeting
OF Oconee Lodge. |. o. O. r., to-mor-
row tThursday) evening at $50
O'Clock Every member is urged to
be present. as business Of Importance
IS to be transacted.
The Sunday school picnic, given
at llughs's Park last Friday, by the
Sunday schools Of Walhalla, was a
success in every way. About 800
were present to enjoy the OCCASION
| Various contests were engaged in
which occasioned much merriment
the small boy was in '.'s glory, for
there is an abundance Of water at
these pleasure grounds for wading.
Mrs G. G.. Strong. who has been
quite unWe!l for some time, is i'm
proving slowly, and is now able to
| be up and about the house Her
daughter, Miss Cora, will leave Sat
urday next for Cambridge. Mass. to
attend the Harvard Summer School
If her mothers condition is sulh-
cicntly improved to permit OF Miss
| Cora's leaving. Mrs. Strong's many
friends hope for her early complete
| recovery.
Mrs. James lIeaton. OF the Salem
section, died at her home on Monday.
the list OF June, after a brief illness
OF only five day. she having been
stricken with a severe case OF men
mona. Her maiden name was Lula
| Wilson, and she was a native of the
Salem section. She was an adhercn
to the Mormon faith. and her fune-
raj was conducted by one Of the Nor
mon elders Of that section. The
'Latter Day Saints" were at one time
| quite strong in that section OF Oco-
nee. and she was one Of the most
| faithful adhcrents to that religion.
She was 81 years Of age.
Miss Mary Annette and w. T..
Woodruff, Of Sumter. were married
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. E. r.
| Lucas in Walhalla last Thursday at
Il O'Clock noon, Rev. Geo. NJ. Wilcox,
OF the Presbyterian church perform
ing the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodruff left at once for their fm-
! turc home at Sumter, where Mr..
Woodruff is engaged in the mercan-
| tile business. Mrs. Woodruff, as Miss
Annette, made many friends i'm Wal
! halla. she having spent quite while
| here with her sister, Mrs. Lucas. We
| Join with others in wishing Mr. and
Mrs. Woodruff every happiness.
If you will try Kurfee's paint
YOU Will be convinced Of its superior
| ity in looks and wearing qualities.
Sold by Dan T.. Good.
The friends Of Prof. and Mrs.
j. l.. Kennedy will regret TO learn
that in the near future they will move
TO BlackSburg to make their home,
| Prof. Kennedy having accepted the
| position OF superintendent OF the
publicS chOOls at that place. He was
''''iii'" W 'Ni' = am idSt j lIldN Ol
his election to tina; position and
wired back his acceptance. He and
| his family will move to BlackSburg
some time during August. Prof.
| Kennedy has done a good work here.
and his departure will be regretted
on all nides. They will carry with
| them the best wishes Of hosts OF
friends.
M. r. McDonald young attor-
ncy, has moved to Walhalla. and will
practice his profession here. Mr. Nc
| Donald is a son Of Mrs. NJ. j. McDon-
aid, OF Richland. and a young man
| OF promising prospects. He is a
graduate OF the law department Of
| the University Of South Carolina. and
took high rank in his class at gradu-
alton. He will have his Office in the
same building with r. r. JayneS,
| esq, on the Court House Square.
| w" D"Speak for our young friend a
| liberal share OF the legal business.
The Mcdonald family from which he
| comes is one OF the wCll~known fami-
| lies OF the county.
If YOU are not strong enough to
SOW all day with your sewing ma
chine, try the ball bearing White or
New Home. Sold by ID. S. Abbott,
Walhalla, S. G. 16-tf
AS We go to press this morning
| thc preliminary hearing in the En-
crSon case is in progress before Mag
| iStratc \. u. Crisp. FOur arrests
have been made i'm the case. and
three Of the parties charged in the
warrants with completely in the muir
der Of Robert G. Emerson on the
| night OF December 5th, 1909. are at
;hc preliminary hearing. These
ihrcc are the negro, Henry Brown,
VINO has made statement in which
h" implicatcS Louis r. Cantrcll and