Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-13
--Hyler's ice cream at Norman's.

l.. l.. Barr, OF Grecnville. are visit
ing at the home Of their grandma
thcr, Mrs. S. T. Dcndy, in Midway
Mrs. y. T. Reid will leave this
afternoon for Martin, Ga. where
she expects to spend some time with
her brother, VIII Littleton, who is
| seriously i'll.
base ball supplies and tennis
goods. Must so at your own price.
Boys, don't miss this. Matheson
Hardware Co., Westminster. 80
Calvin Wright has returned to
his home at Reeves, Ga, after a
pleasant visit OF ten days to his bro
ther-in-law, j. w. Shelor. Esq. and
family. lie made many friends
while here.
The many Oconee friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Perry, OF the
Salem section, will regret to learn
that their infant child died at their
home last Saturday night. The re-
mains were inferred at Whitmire's
cemetery on Monday. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy OF many
in their sorrow.
Everything nice in stationery
at Norman's.
-Protracted services will be begun
at the West Union Baptist church
next Sunday morning by Rev. G. S.
Blackburn. A cordial invitation is
extended to all denominations to take
part III th" services, and this invita-
ton is extended especially to the
members of the Baptist church.
Miss Daisy Strong, Misses
Eloise and Irene Strother, Misses
Katie and Hannah Miller Harrison,
OF Walhalla, with their visitors,
Miss Lola Sublet, of Grccnville. and
Miss Opal Harrison, Of McAlister,
Okla, were charmingly entertained
by Miss Long at the Walhalla Hotel
last Monday.
New "Pcrfection" oil stoves.
Have YOU one? Let us demonstrate
these. MathcSon Hardware Co..
Westminster, S. G. 80
On Monday. the lth. we recciv-
ed from John Henry Lee Il letter in
which VAS enclosed cotton bloom.
the second received by us this year.
Mir. Ice informs us that he has six
acres OF good cotton ON which there
are many squares and a num'Mnr of
blooms. Ills crop is on the farm OF
j. y. Perkins, OF Rural Route No. >,
three miles below Westminster. MIR.
Lee is we'll known in the middle see
ton OF the county as Il farmer OF
ability.
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. 1G-tf
The time for filing pledges and
complying with the rules OF the
| Democratic party in the approach
ing county campaign will expire at
noon on the 18th day Of July, the
day before the first campaign meet
| ing. Those contemplating entering
! the race for any Of the county Of
| fees, and those who have already
| announced themselves as candi-
| dates but have not Ert complied
with the party rules, should take
due notice Of these facts. After the
| 10Th OF July il will be too late to
| enter the race for any office, and
| even if announced prior TO that time
| failure 10 comply with the party
| rules will bar candidate from con-
| linuing in the race.
Thomas J. Ilarbin returned last
| week from Anderson county, where
| he had been to attend the reunion
| VI it pLoIlt anu IldlDlll InnllllcS,
| which was held at the homo OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Stone. who are the
| parents Of ten children. and who
once. resided in Oconec county.
One Of their sons, 5. G. stone, now
lives with his family in New McXi-
co, and they were present on this
interesting occasion. Music for the
| reunion was furnished by Thos. !.
llarbin, Of Walhalla. who is one OF
''Nc olden time iiddlcrS." There
were ffty-twO descendants OF the
stone and ilarbim families in attcnd-
ancc on this reunion, and the Occa-
sion was one Of much pleasure.
Choice candies. zoe, Norman's.
A movement has been put on
foot for the holding Of a reunion of
the teachers and pupils OF the old
Richland Academy to be held at the
old ltichland school house grounds
the 18th wednesday in August. Com
mittees will soon be appointed to
arrange plans for the day and get
everything in shape. All the teach
ers who have ever had the old
school under their care will he in
vited, and it is hoped that every
pupil who attended this school will
make an cffOrt to attend. The
teachers will deliver addresses on
this occasion, and a large attendance
is anticipated. Full details will be
given later. Those i'm charge OF
the preliminary work of arrange
ments desire that every former pu-
pill and teacher Of this school start
at once TO cooperate with the plans
and help to make the reunion a
success. The old Richland Academy
has probably more pupils scattered
over Il wide range OF territory than
any other school in the county.