Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-01
Valley tin, galvanized stove caps
nd flues at Moss & Ansel's.

nave returned 10 tEelr nome at MI.
Pleasant, after a visit of a week in
Walhalla. Mrs. Bowen left her ia
ther, w. w. Moss, slightly improved
MIR. and Mrs. b. Il. Pool and
little daughter, Bessie, and Mrs. r.
G. flerrod. Of Birmingham, Ala.
have been visiting at the home Of
Mrs. S. NJ. POOL, near town. They
returned home Monday, accompanied
by Misses Essie and Lula and Mas
ter S. NJ. Pool, who will spend the
summer in Birmingham.
bicycles and tires, automobile
supplies. Matheson Hardware Co.,
Westminster, S. c.
j. b. Reid. of BatesburA, spent
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday in
Walhalla with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Reid. His friends here are
always glad to see him i'm Walhalla, ,
where a warm welcome will always
await "PunCh," the little fellow who
grows handsomer gradually. older
slowly, but whose stature remains
the same yesterday, to-day and for
ever.
Misses Ina and Mary Kuhtman
after spending some time here with
their aunt. Miss Leona Kuhtman
left Monday for their home at Wea-
therfOrd, Texas. They spent a short
while in Anderson among friends last
week. During their visit in Wal
halla they made many friends and
were the recipients OF marked social
attention. They will be most cor
daily welcomed on future visits.
Texas papers announce that,
'since the recent good rains, farm
al l,, l,,,
'melons and fruits OF all kinds are
plentiful on the market That
sounds Ike fable to us here in
Oconee, where the late spring and
recent drenching rains have combin-
ed to make the farmer who has
corn big enough to plow the first
time feel that he is we'll advanced in
farm work.
you will be convinced Of its superior
ity in looks and wearing qualities.
Sold by Dan E. Good.
bishop Guerry, of the Episcopal
church, conducted services at St.
Johns church. Walhalla. on Monday
evening at s o'clock, and delivered
most excellent sermon. The con-
grcgation was not large one, but
| Bishops discourse. This was his
third visit to the church here, and he
has greatly endcarcd himself to the
Walhalla congregation and to those
OF our citizens whose good fortune
1t has been to meet him. His an
| nual visits here are highly appreci-
ated by our people. Rev. John Kcr-
shaw, visiting minister, and Rev.
| Il. t.. Hubbard, rector of St John s
assisted in the service.
| The Newrv school closed last
| Friday, after very successful ses-
sion. The closing exercises were at
tended by the largest crowd ever
assembled for that purpose at New
ry, the audience having been esti-
mated at about four hundred, and
| there were many who could not be
accommodated within the building
Music was furnished by the NcwrA
Concert Band. AT the close Of the
exercises 1t was announced that Prof
| j. II. Cantrcll, who has had charge
OF the school during the session Just
closed, had been elected as teacher
for the next session. Mr.. Cantrel
was in Walhalla yesterday and is en-.
thusiastic over the school prospect.
at Newry, and is greatly pleased with
| NcWry as home.
Last Wednesday evening the
body OF Chas. +. Brcnnccke was
brought to Walhalla from Grecnvillt
for burial here in ST. Johns Lutheran
cemetery. The funeral service was
conducted by Rev. II. b. Epting, OF
the Lutheran church, Thursda,
morning at II O'Clock. Mr.. Bren
ncckc'S death, which occurred al
Ia, l..,t l,,.. 1
was great shock to his friends here
ana the deepest sympathy is felt f0l
the bcrcaNcd members Of his family
He was young man OF many noble
traits Of character. He was a native
OF Walhalla, but had resided for :
number OF years in Charleston an(
GrccnVillc. The funeral services
were attended by a large concourst
OF Sorrowing relatives and friends
The deceased was member of the
Walhalla Lutheran church.
The llaync Circle met on Tues
day last at the home Of Mrs. Ella
Rogers Thc club having entered
cnthuSiaStically upon the program 0
| summers work, enjoyed readings
and songs mytholOgiCal in nature. II
was decide dthat the library, foster
cd by the club from infancy. and still
her highest interest, shall be ODrnc(
as usual on Thursday mornings dur
ing the summer, where "yOur favor
ilc book" will be found for you b,
the librarian. After a business houl
| the club was turned over to tho
! hostess, who i'm the race Of frownins
skies, Introduced tho sunshine Of he,
charms as hostess, and entertained
her gn"stS most h0Spi!Hhly As til,
clouds gathered all reluctantly bad,
adlcu. after thoroughly enjoyed
gathering OF the followers OF Pau
Hamilton IIaync.
Just received another car loa(
! OF High Point huppinc Jrvorv nm,