Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-11
-Wanted-Scrap iron and bone
Walhalla Bargain House.

the Emery Circle will meet with
Mrs. &. G. Jaynes Tuesday afternoon,
April 18th.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
Bischoff, in Midway, on Thursday.
May 5th. son.
Mrs. J. A. Steck returned last
Sunday from Atlanta, where she had
spent two months.
Quite a number Of our young
folks enjoyed pleasant dance at
P1tchtord'S Hall last evening.
Miss Helen Beard spent few
days at Pendleton the past week as
the guest of Miss Aneska Hunter.
Best clipped white oats-per-
fectly clcan-70c. per b shell. C. w.
& j. Il. Bauknight.
d. A. and G. j. Mulkey, of West
minister, were among friends in Wal
halla for a short while last Friday.
C. l.. Reid and daughter, Miss
Annie, are visiting among relatives
at Pcndleton and Denver this week.
-Rev. ~. II. Kirkpatrick, of Sen
cca. will preach at Old Pickens Pres
byterian church next Sunday, May
18th, at o'clock p. m. Cordial invi
tation to all
Miss Adelene Schroeder, of Char
lesion, is spending this week here as
the guest Of her aunt, Miss Andrea
Schroeder, in West End. She has
many friends here who are pleased
to meet her again.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Strother. of
Perry, Ga, are visiting at the home
OF Capt and Mrs. r. G.. Strother in
West Union. They have hosts of
friends here who are always delight
ed to welcome them to our midst.
If YOU are not strong enough to
sew all day with your sewing ma
| chine, try the ball bearing White or
New Home. Sold by d. S. Abbott,
Walhalla, S. G.. 16-tf
From this time on there will be
Sunday school at st. Johns Episcopal
church every Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock. Mrs. II. II. Lcgare has been
chosen as superintendent and Miss
ltoXie Reid secretary and treasurer.
The Walhala Camp, Woodmen
Of the World, have decided to have
a picnic on June 4th. All Woodmen
IN Oconee county and their families
are invited to attend. Several
speeches and band Of music will
afford entertainment for all.
Our Westminster correspondent
last week stated that Prof. Harry
fiughs, OF Walhalla, took part in the
ball game at that place recently.
This was a mistake, which We gladly
correct. The player was Henry
ilughs. Of Richland.
w. G.. Barker. OF Bethlehem.
passed through Walhalia last We'd
nesday afternoon leading fine pair
or mule coltS-twins, about year
old. They are Splendidly formed lit
tie animals and bid fair to make n
+ valuable team. Mr.. Barker has al
ready refused several good offers for
them, and he says they are not for
sale.
The base ball boys have met with
very good success in their efforts to
raise funds with which to purchase
uniforms. They still lack about $14,
however, OF having enough money to
pay FOR the uniforms and are looking
tOr friends to come up and finish the
funds. IT YOU haven't contributed.
DO so. j. y. Badger has consented to
act as manager for the team. and he
Will be ably assisted by John Hum
phries and Chas. +. Hetrick. The
game scheduled for last Saturday
was unavodably postponed owing to
bad weather.
-Checkerboard Chick Feed
makes chicks grow and hens lazy.
800 per sack. G.. w. e. J. T. Bauk-
night, Walhalia.
Col. Robert A. Thomson has
returned from a pleasant trip to CO.
lumbia, where he attended a meet
ing OF the trustees of the Confede- |
rate Home, called for the purpose OF
investigating the charges Of misman-
agement lodged against the com
mandant of the home. These COM
paints were lodged mainly against |
lommandant Startling by one OF the |
inmates OF the home by the name of |
DAVIS, though two others had iOincd !
win nm. Davis recently stabbed
Commandant Startling. innicting q |
pad wound. After a thorough invcs- |
tigation OF the charges and Of affairs |
generally at the home. the commits |
SION sent a letter to Governor Ansel |
cXhoncrating Mr.. Starting of the |
charges OF miSmanagcmcnt, etc, |
which they found to be entirely |
Sroundlcss. AT the inquiry as to |
conditions at the home each OF the |
inmates testified that he was we'll
cared lOr. the members OF the |
board OF trustees Of the Confederate
home receive no compensation for
their services. which are given to the
state ana to the inmates OF this in
Stltution through purely patriotic
motives. Col. Thompson. Oconcc's
representative on this board, was
one OF the boys in the sixties, and
he has an abiding interest i'm the men
" no fnnphi with 60
That was Lost"