Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14
Oar Hich!amA Correspondence.
Ri,IIl.AND, =. c., Nov. II, 1889.

RirIiLANn, =. c., Nov. IL, 1889.
We have been SO busy looking
after personal matters that we have
not found it convenient to write you
for some time; however, we hope you
have not forgotten us and our little
town.
Our merchant, Mr.. w. III. IIughs,
says number of his customers have
already come forward and settled up
their amounts i'm full and his cash
trade has increased SO much tha, he
has found it necessary to engage the
services of his brother, Mr.. Il. H..
IIughS, to assist him.
Mr.. :. \. lIughS was at home last
week repairing ConncrosS and Rich
land trcStlrS.
Capt. II. l.. Cor has been at home
with his family and visiting relatives
and friends in and around Richland
lor several days, and goes to-day to
Oakway for Il bird hunt in company
with McSSrs. :. Il. DENLY, ST., and
i. II. IlughS.
Capt. Cor expects to erect an iron
bridge across Chauga creek in Il few
mouths.
Miss Clara N"rn"r left for Coliiil-
bia several days ago and we suppose
she will visit Charleston during her
absence. The 'littlr birlS' have
already commenced their wonderful
stories about Miss Clara.
Mr.. l.. W. Werner has returned
home from Gainesville, Ga, where he
has been for some time training
horses.
Rev. Mr.. Marion preached very
interesting sermon in the lrcSby-
t"rlan church last Sunday, on the
subject OF Foreign Missions, and the
collections fer this purpose in Sunday
School and congregation on that day
amounted to Sl2.oO. l.ihcralilv is
at I'LL times highly commcndablr, and
especially :" when it is Il maniic>ta-
ti"n OF oar appreciation OF Gods
numerous blessings. a conyrcya-
ti"nal meeting was held Immediately
after services Tor the purpose OF
making some arrangement for
preaching next year, and the officers
ot the church were instructed to
confer with the Seneca church and
try to secure the services OF Mr..
Marion.
Mr. anL Mrs. T. t. Strihliny, of
Seneca. attended the Presbyterian
church last Sunday an,l we were glad
to sec Mrs. Striblng ut the organ
again.
Mr.. :. II. Drndy, ST.. WAS in town
yesterday and paid in his Suh>rrir-
,i"n to the capital stock of The
lichllnI Educational Enterprise.
! Mr.. Drndv is vrr.' fond ct his old
nome and his subscription to this
enterprise w;IS entirely voluntary
We hope that others who have sub
>rrihrd 1" this institution, or author
! lzrd others To lo So for them, will
come to see us and follow Mr.
/ Drndy'> rXam be. The money will
/ hr needed and more, too; SO YOU
need no, think we will not miss your
subscription if it is not paid. The
work is going ON under the super
/ vision ii Mrs>rS. lIuyh> 4 Bal
lrngrr and will be completed in Il
| few days.
/ Mrs. +. VI. Hammond, who has
been quite sick with fever for several
days, died yesterday, the llth. She
leaves Il husband and two little chill
/ ',rrn /" mourn their loss.
/ Nj. Oliver Martin has been suffer-
iny great 'lral with a :iSin" on Lis
, finger, but we hrlicvr ne is some
/ better now.
Mrs. w. II. IIuyhS and children
have been absent several days visit =
inw relatives and frirnIS aI Aulun
and prnllrtun. :. {. Mr.. IIuwhS
has never been very iavorably i'm
press with the bachelors life and ne
says Il few days Of it ut Il limc tends
"rraiI Y {" increase his dislike for
such living. Il.