Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-07-03
4 Miss Sadie obinson, Of Aiken, IS. C.
IS visiting Ariss Washburne.

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Mr. Charles w. Perry, of Newport,
Tenn, was visiting his mother and family
the first of the week. Il 5s s ~
Mrs. j. Leo Carpenter and Miss Car,
penter, of Greenyille, are guests at Mrs.
Frank Sloan's. 58.5 4; I. 5iSs
Court Of General Sessions and Com
mon iot,s conYenes mere next Monday,
Judge James +. Izlar presiding.
Mr. Wm. Ripe, Of Charleston, who
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. III.
D. A. Biemann, returned home last bro,-
day, .9is s.sl
The many friends of Miss Mary Stark,
of st. Augustine, Fla, will be glad to
know that she has returned to spend the
summer at DIR. Darby's.
Mr.. James Bates writes lis fact i'm
relation tn the cotton bloom, be sent lis
last week which his messenger failed to
state, viz: that it was taken from tho
fold of Mr, J. NJ Grant. Il,
Tho Sans Souci Driving Park Associa-
tion will hold its first annual meeting
July 3-5 at the beautiful Park on the
homestead of the late Gov. B. f. Perry,
near tho city of Greenyille.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered In tho Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. Propar;,-
tory services will be held on Saturday at
II O'clock.
Col. Hendorshott and two daughters,
of Aiken, S. C., will arrive this (Wcdnes-
day afternoon, and spond q whilo with
Gen. Washburno's family before going to
tho Highlands.
Mrs. Laura Phillips, widow of the lato
Benz. Phillips, and who was most ex-
cellcnt lady, died at hor homo, near
Townville, n fow days ago, agcd about
sixty-tiye years.
The ladies of tho Presbyterian church
will soil leo cream at Mrs. Hunters, for
tho purpose Of increasing their Parson-
ago fund, on Saturday afternoon, until
further notice.
Mr.. VIM. B. Gregg has commenced the
erection of handsome residence on Ills
farm noar town. Mr.. Grogg recently
camo from Cleveland, Ohio, bought land,
and has become valuable citizen. May
he long live and prosper III his new home.
Mr.. Henry Voight, of Atlanta, Ga,
nephew of our townsman, Mr.. Geo. w,
Eaton, is on n visit to his uncle this
week. Mr.. Voight is Walhalla boy and
we are pleased to learn that he is doing
a prosperous mercantile business in the
Gate City.
1t is reported that some sections of tho
county are beginning to suffer for rain.
Somo places have been without rain from
thrcc to four weeks, and the hot weather
is beginning to scorch tho crops. Tho
greater part of tho county, though, has
had plenty of rain.
The new Methodist parsonage has been
completed, and is now occupied by the
pastor, Rev. M. L. Carlisle. Mr.. John
Kaufman, the contractor, has done somo
of his best work on this house, and the
Mcthodists arc to DO congratulated on
having such neat and commodious par
sonage.
Tho la ,s of tho Parsonage Aid
Society OF the Methodist church will
give al "Old Folks Concert" this
{Thursday) evening at Kaufmann's Hall.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged, and an enjoyable occasion awaits
all who attend Ice cream will bc served.
Doors open at $40 p. NJ.
The following individuals await tho
action of tho grand jury at tho July torn
of court Moses l.. Emerson, assault
with intent to kill; Henry Richardson,
taking and using mule without the con-
sent of tho owner; Sallio Chastaino,
grand larceny; John Freeman and others,
practicing medicine without registering;
A. Wright, j. Smith and others, larceny
from tho fold
Tho IIcnnis Cross Roads Democratic
Club, of Hampton county, has endorsed
Iillman and resolved "not to support any
candidate for the Senate or for the House
of Representatives who does not pledgc
himself to uso his best efforts to relieve
us of tho outrageous stock law imposed
upon us, and we ask tho support of orr
sister clubs in endorsing our action
especially Coosawhatchio and Pocotaligo
townships, believing them to DO in Gull
sympathy with u.s."
The following are tho arrivals Mt the
Norman Park Hotel for the week end
ing Tuesday, July 1st Mrs. II. S. Bloom
field, Miss S. S. Bloomfield, Athcns
Rcv. e. A. Wingard, Columbia; Howard
Daniels, Greonvillc; l.. c. Waring,
Charleston; G. w. Pitchford, City; w.
K. Sigh, Ncwberry; Mrs. S. NJ. Orr and
daughter, Anderson; j.. NJ, White,
County: j. j. Haley, Oakway; W. NJ.
McElroy, Atlanta; w. II. Nicholson,
VIM. M. Hazel, Philadelphia w. III.
Evans, Spartanburg; w. B. Glovor, Ma
con- Ga; j. G. booaor' $. C.
Wo have had heat I'd term in Juno,
Tho thermometer has run up to ninety
three degrees in Walhalla. In tho South
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