Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
&C. w. Bauknight attended the
horse show in Greenyille Last wenk

muse SlIoW III NIeenNllle last week.
Rev. S. A. Tow will preach at
High Falls school house on the sec.
ond Sunday In June at $50 y. m
Everybody is cordially invited.
Miss Lois McCarey. who has
been confined to her room with rheu-
matism for two months, Is Improving
10 the delight OF her many friends.
There will be preaching at Fair.
view and Ncwry on the fifth Sunday
In this month at the usual hours by
the Methodist pastor
Mrs. KurtZ p. Smith, Of Ander-
son, Is spending few days in Wal
nalla visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. l.. Fant.
The many Walhalla and Oconee
friends of Hon. John S. Werner, of
Columbia, will regret to learn that
he Is seriously Ill at his home I'm
that city, where he has been confined
to his room for some time.
Ice cream freezers. refrigerators.
Matheson Hardware Co., Westmin-
ster, S. G..
CLERK Of Court John +. Craig
asks that announcement be made or
the fact that he has the copies for
this county Of the acts of the last
session Of the Legislature in book
form. The magistrates can get their
copies by calling on Clerk Craig.
Mrs. G. Terhune and daughter,
Miss Anna, leave to-day for their
home I'm Hackensack, n. j., to the
regret Of many friends here, who
had hoped to have the pleasure of
their presence in Walhalla during
the summer.
Sheriff w. NJ. Kay has been quite
unwell for several days, and last
evening was considerably worse. suf-
fering from acute indigestion. He IS
resting somewhat easier to-day, and
we hope to see him out and well
again soon.
Attention Is directed this week
TO the new advertisements Of Moss C
Ansel, Walhalla; Byrd & Cromer,
Seneca, and the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company, Of New York. Watch
the advertisements in The Courier.
They are an index to our best bust
ness houses.
Get our prices on doors and
windows if you want that dollar to
reach out. Matheson Hardware c.
Westminster, S. G..
despite the inclement weather
of Tuesday afternoon, May II, eight
members Of the Emery Club assem-
Dled at the home Of Mrs. Chas. G..
Jaynes, where they were delightfully."-
entertained. Delicious refreshments s
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. j. r. Hughes. The club will
mold It's next meeting Tuesday after
noon, May 31st, with Mrs. j. A..
Steck.
The ladies Of the Monument AS
soc1ation have received through Mrs.
Guy #. Grove, Of Childress, Texas. n
donation of $25 from the estate OF
the late Mrs. Rebecca A. Hunter.
This amount was left by Mrs. Hunter
in her Will. to be paid when the Con-
federate monument should be erect
ca. 1T was through the efforts of
Mrs. Hunter that this organization
was erected, and during her life
time she was the untiring president
Miss Anna Terhune entertained
a number of friends at the Walhalla
totel yesterday afternoon at a de-
llghtful luncheon in honor of Miss
Annie Werner. The table was most
attractively set, quantities Of white
roses forming the center piece, while
the guests places were marked with
sprigs Of white roses with the place
card attached. During the luncheon
MISS Terhune tactfully announced
the coming nuptials of Miss Werner
and w. J. Holloway, Of Seneca. and
the assembled guests were lavish in
tnelr expressions of good wishes to
me popular bride-elect and congrat-
ulations to the lucky man.
-Furman Cain, a young man Of
the Oakway section OF Oconee, was
drowned In Conneross creek last
Wednesday evening while seining
with party Of friends near the Sit
ton mill. Mr.. Cain was unable TO
swim, and, getting into deep water
suddenly, sank and his comrades
were unable to save him. He was
ABOUT ~ years of age, and was a son
or Mr. and Mrs. Moses Cain. who
win his young wife, survive him.
Funeral services were conducted by
heV j. F. Mason, the intermcnt talk
ing place at the Wesleyan cemetery
at OakWay. Several of the comDan-
ions OF Mr.. Cain on this unfortunate
lishing trip acted as pallbearers. The
deepest sympathy Is felt for his
young wife and aged parents.
You will put fence around that
Sard when you see how cheap Mathe-
son, or Westminster, is selling front
yard fencing.
a recent dispatch from Ameri-
Gus Ga, announces that $25,O00 was
the price paid for the r. l.. oliver
place, 667 acres, west of Amercus
and south of Plains, the purchaser
being II. NJ. Lowery, mayor, and
prominent citizen Of Seneca, who, the
dispatch says, sis so well pleased that
ne announces his intention of remoy-
ing shortly to Sumter county and 70