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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
3
An advertisement touts a new clothing store layout with a large stock of boys wear at moderate prices. It promises pleasing goods and styles with suits and trousers for different budgets and needs, inviting customers to come in and see the selection.
Cc G JAYNES physician and surgeon. Call at residence or J H Darbys Drug Store for prompt attention day or night. Phones residence 04 drug store 18. 12 38 02.
Village items list visitors, store ads, meetings, church events, and personal notes from Walhalla including social calls, travel reports, upcoming baptisms, and local business promotions. Also mentions Oakway post office changes and a Sunday school gathering.
The Providence school in District No. 3 held an Arbor Day program with Miss Kile Steibling and her brother as teachers. Pupils performed songs and exercises, the flag was presented by Miss Margo Shelor for the Youth's Companion, and trustees commended the newly built schoolhouse worth at least $600. Mrs. Ashmore, wife of Dr. Rabmors, died in Atlanta after illness. Funeral services were held at the home of Geo TL Reid with Rev. W. S. Hamiter officiating.
The Now Hope church reports a P Partying Day for Connie Maxwell Orphanage with a prayer service led by Mr. T. M. Elrod. Pastor changes are noted with Rev. A. VP. Mavott replacing Sanders, and community progress highlighted by housing improvements, school efforts, and visitors from Fair Play and Spartanburg. Cotton and corn crops are nearly gathered. regional farming notes from Donn's Review dated November 20 are mentioned.
Holiday gifts and novelties fill Darby's catalog. The piece lists soldiers from Company K, Fourth South Carolina Volunteers, with names and ranks from a Civil War roll. It notes veterans’ memories, local Thanksgiving observances, church inactivity, and community notices from Townville and Cognee County.
The Clemson College German Club held a November 23 social dance in the agricultural building third floor hall. About 85 cadets and faculty members attended with guests from Greenville and nearby towns. The event featured an apple luncheon before the dance and music by a Sonesa band.
Salt Lake City reports the purchase of millions of acres along the Mexican border to form the world’s largest cattle ranch. The territory spans about 4,000 square miles, 159 miles west of Paso, Texas. Initial outlay is $21,000,000 by American capitalists.
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