Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-09-18
HIGH school. TO OPEN MONDAY.
The Faculty--CourSe OF Study--In-
formation to Patrons.

he WdlHalla ScnOOlS VII! open
next Monday, September 23, with
the following faculty in charge:
II. w. Gasque, Superintendemt-
Miss Kate ]. Steck-English and
Latin in the High School.
Miss Lola Kaufmann-History and
science in the High School.
Mrs. A. p. Crisp-7th grade.
Miss Mary e. Ansel--4th grade.
Miss Irene Strother.
Miss Gertrude Biemann = 1st
grade.
The enrolment is e pected to be
large, and as the present building
is inadequate to accommodate all
pupils, arrangements will be made
to house the lower grades in a sepa-
rate building.
Tuition.
All pupils residing outside the
district Except those who obtain
transfers) will be required to pay
tuition as follows: 1st grade, soc.
per month; I'd grade, CSC. per
month; Sd grade, 81 per month !;
4th grade, $1.O5 per month; 9Th
grade $1.10 per month; 9Th grade,
$1.J5 S per month; 7th grade, $1.2O
per month.
COurSe OF Stuuy. ~
First Grade-Wheeler's Graded
Primer (25c.)
Second Grade-Wheeler's Second
Reader (35c.); Hunts Progressive
Speller, Book |, I3c); Mines Pro
gressive Arithmetic, Book I, (32c) |;
Berry's Writing Book, No. l, (5c) i;
Augsburg's Drawing Book, First
Year, G5c.)
Third Grade-stepping Stones to
Literature, Third Reader (30c)
Progressive Course in Spelling, Book
/, (13c); Mines Progressive Arith-
metic, Book l, (32c); Berry's Writ
ing Book, No. 2, (5c); Augsburg's g
Drawing Book, Second Year, (15c) +;
Thomas Spelling Blank (5c.)
Fourth Grade-Heart Of Oak
Reader, No. w, (35c); Progressive
Course In Spelling, Book l. 13c) /;
Withers-Kinard "The English Ian
guage," Book !, (32c); Maury's New
Elements of Geography (45c);
Mines Progressive Arithmetic, First
Book, (32c); Ritchie-C -Caldwell's
Primer Of Hygiene .a( 36cl !. Berry,s S
WRITING Book, No. III. J5oJ; SAugs-
burg's Drawing Book, Third Year,
G5c); Thomas Spelling Blank Csc J
Fifth Grade = Heart of Oak
Books, No. V, (35c); Hunts Progress
sive Spelling, Book II, G3c); With
ers-Kinard "The English Language"
Book |, (32c); Mines Progressive
Arithmetic, Second Book, (36c) !;
Maury's New Elements of Geogra-
ply, (45c); Whites Beginners His
tory of United States, (4Oc); Berry's
Writing Book, No. ", (5c); Augs-
burg's Drawing Book, Fourth Year,
U5c); Thomas Spelling Blank Csc. J
Sixth Grade-Selections from The
Riverside Literature Series for 9Th
grade (3Sc); Kinard-Withers "The
English Language" Book IL, (44c)
Hunts Progressive Course in Spell
ing, Book II, 13c); Mines Pro
gressive Arithmetic, Second Book
t36c); Maury's New Complete Geog-
raphy (SSc); Ritchie Primer of San
itation (40c); Berry's Writing Book.
NO. V, (5c); AuGsburg's Drawing
Spelling Blank (5c.)
Seventh Grade-Selections from
The Riverside Series for 7th grade
(3Sc); KinardWithers "The Eng
lish Language" Book II, (44c);
Benson q Glenn Speller and Definel
(25c); Mines Progressive Arithme-
tic, Second Book. (36c); Maurys
New Complete Geography (S8c);
Thompson's History Of the United
States (70c); Augsburg's Drawing
Book, Sixth Year, G5c); Thomas
Spelling Blank (5c); Berry's Writ
ing Book, No. vi. (5c.)
Eighth Grade--Beuhler's Modern
English Grammar, with Composition
(55c); Christmas Carol; Mines s
Progressive Arithmetic, Book ]II,
(41c); Wells Algebra for Secondary
Schools, complete, SD; Betsford' s
History (AncienD for Beginners
($1.2O; Collar G. Daniells First
Year Latin, (94c).
Ninth Vision of Sir Laun-
fal G5c); Brooks English Compost
ton, Book |, (GSc); Wells Algebra
for Secondary Schools, complete,
SD; Montgomery Leading Facts
of English History ($1.06); Tarr's
New Physical Geography (SSc);
Gildersleeve-Lodge Latin Grammar
(75c); Johnston and Sanford's Gaze
sar's Gallo War (S5c.)
Tenth Grade-Wolleys Handbook
Of Composition (G3c); Ancient Mar
iner (25c); Wells New Plane Geom-
etry G5c); Adams and Trent His
tory Of the United States; Went
Worth's New School Algebra; Clark 8
"The Government" (75c); John
ston and Sanfords Caesars Gallic
War (S5c.)
Trains Wrecked; -Four Injured.
Williamston Sept. II. = Fast
freights No. II and No. 72, on the
Southern Railway, came into head
on collision tonight at Cheddar,
about three miles south Of William
ston. Fred Caudle, engineer on the