Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-15
RlCHLAND LOCAL MATTEIts.
Edward Werner Painfully Hurt-Isid
for Summer SchGOl--KOads.

Richland, June 13.-Special: Mrs.
NJ j. Mcdonald, Marcus Mcdonald
and Mrs. Lucy Burris were present at
the graduation OF their son and bro
ther, Monroe r. Mcdonald, who took
Il special law course at the University
Of South Carolina. Mr.. Mcdonald is
spending his vacation with his mo-
ther at Richland.
Edward Werner was painfully hurt
by pair of scissors last Sunday
morning while preparing for church.
After dressing his finger nails he
threw the scissors into q chair. and
being in a hurry did not notice that
one part went through a hole in the
corner Of the chair. A few minutes
later when he sat down to put on his
shoes the part Of the scissors that
did not go through the corner of the
chair was standing straight up and
went about two and half inches
into the muscles Of his leg just above
the knee, cutting an artery. DR..
Strickland dressed the wound TO
the surprise and delight Of his friends
he was walking around yesterday.
Saturday evening Harry II. Hughs
and r. B. Shelor, OF Walhalla, came
down In the latter's auto, and Just
as they reached Mrs. S. II. Goes
house 1t commenced raining, so they
| rolled their machine under the shell
ter and took the train for Walhalla.
Mrs. S. p. Stribling, OF Fair Play,
visited her sister, Mrs. II. b. Wyly,
last week.
Ryland Shelor, Of Tugaloo, visited
at the home of y. b. Wyly Sunday.
The Westminster people are to be
heartily commended for the great in
terest they are showing and prepara-
| tions they are making for the coming
| Teachers Summer School for Oconee.
This wide-awake town and we'll
known educational center has struck
the key note at an oDportune time
and is bound to create and foster Il
closer relation between teacher and
people and set a higher standard OF
pride and interest in the common
school work among the teachers by
proving to them In very substantial
manner that Oconee in general and
Westminster in particular are aware
OF their needs and are rallying to
their support. Now that Westmin-
| stcr has set the pace we hone that
our other larger towns will catch
step and enthusiasm and push the
work. Fair notice now Richland
mas the step. and If some larger town
| don go to work and make out a call
we expect to have the summer school
at Richland in 1911. We are small
IN numbers, not very large in re-
sources, but we feel large In common
school interests, and "Pluck" Is
ready and will push.
| Again, we look on with grea,
deal Of interest and little envy at
the road being graded from Walhalla
to Westminster. This enterprise GER
tainly shows great deal OF public
| spirit and is very praise worthy
Now, If our foster-mother, Walhalla
will spend half the money on the
road to Richland that they will spend
on the road to Westminster Richland
will do the balance and we will give
them better road to Richland than
they can get to Westminster, as we
nave no rocks to blow out, no streams
to cross and only one heavy hill and
we can go around that. This will
give Walhalla a good road to the
court house when it comes to Rich.
land. Walhalla Board OF Trade
think OF this and consider us next.
| p1uck