Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-29
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sale at 81 per thousand at my place
}. II. Barnett, Westminster.
Rev. A. T.. Driggcrs is spending
the week at Ncwry, assisting the
Methodist pastor there in protract
ed meeting.
Married. at the residence Of Ar
thur Cox, near Westminster, on June
25th. Miss Mary Shaw and Claude
Moore, Rev. d. p. Bcarden officiating
--"Christian Liberty and Its Lin,
itatiOnS' is the subject for discus
sion at prayer meeting in the Bap.
tist church Thursday evening at
$50. Everybody welcome.
Miss Annie Brewer has moved
her photograph gallery down town
and can hereafter be found upstairs
over the store Of G.. w. pitchford in
the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.
d. p. Thomson.
-Rcv. and Mrs. l.. NJ. LYDIA left
yesterday morning for Lake ToXa-
way, to be gone several days. Rev.
LYDIA will return for his appoint
mcnts at the Second Baptist church,
Walhalla, Saturday and Sunday.
Read the new advertisement Of
the Westminster Oil and Fertilizer
Cor Nany, who have plenty OF top
dressing for corn and cotton. fertili-
Zors and nitrate Of soda on hand,
which they are ready TO deliver at
any time.
Frank Cross, OF Columbia, spent
last week here with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. w. S. Cross. Frank is hold
ing position with the State Com
pany, and has numerous friends hcrc
who are always pleased to welcome
him on his visits to his old home.
DIR. Thos. G. G. Fahnestock, dem
tist, will be in his Office every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday.
Mrs. Dell G.. McAlister. Of Co.
lumba. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
II. n. Bell, and will spend some time
here and at her old home at Clayton
Ga, where she will be among rcla-
tiveS and friends at intervals during
the next few months She has many
friends here who are always pleased
to welcome her to our midst.
--Rcv. John G. Law, Of the Pres
bytcrian church, will conduct the ser
vice at the Walhalla Methodist
church next Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. DrigScrS will be absent from
town, he having received an invita-
ton to preach for Rev. J. G. Yongue
at IaSlcy next Sunday. The public
have most cordial invitation to at
tend the service next Sunday at the
usual hour.
The school at Fort George
School District, No. &C, will opcn for
a summer session on Monday, the
18th Of July. James Fcndlcy will
have charge OF the school as teacher.
The patrons OF this school are re-
questcd to have their children on
hand promptly and TO assist the
teacher and trustees in making the
school Il success from the beginning
or the session,
Il. p. Marctt and family moved
last week TO Liberty, Pickcns county,
whore they will make their homo in
the future. Mr.. Marctt and family
resided in Walhalla for some time
and had made many friends here
VINO regret their departures Mr.. Mar
EFT is splendid citizen. and we re-
Sret exceedingly losing him and his
from our midst. They carry with
them the best wishes OF host of
friends.
The vegetable freak Of the sea-
son was brought to our Office last
week from the farm OF Mrs. w W.
hurley, OF the Bear swamp neigh
borhood. in the shape OF an Irish po-
'ato vine that had grown through a
corn cob l"ngthwSc, the top OF the
VINE protrudinS from one end OF the
coo' Whlle at the bottom were sus-
pended eight or ten good-siZcd pota-
'H 'Uo' ne roo wa" ABOUT clSht IN
'''S III ''nS'h'
IhoS. }. Thrift, Of the Long
Greek section, was in Walhala for a
snort while last Saturday and treat
ca me Courier fore" TO some splcn-
ana apples OF the Baldwin June vari-
ety. IhcN are the finest June APP