Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-04-10
& Mr.. IL. j.. A. B,emann bias commenced the
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hill. g - s s,
hr. W.T.. Burns, Of Calhoun, Ga., q
nephew of Capt. Wm. g. Smith, is now
engaged as clerk for ar. w. w. Robin
son.
Mrs. G. II. Hesse fell off the door steps
on Tuesday afternoon and sustained a
severe injury. It's feared that hor log
was broken.
Rev. James Faulk, an evangelist, is conducting
series of revival services in tho WalhalIa Bap.
tist church. lie breaches once every day Mt 8
T. NJ, with q preceding service Of prayer of one
hour The meeting is growing in interest.
Mrs. II. ID. a. Biemann, Mrs. Otto
Schumacher, and Mrs. III. w. Piepor, and
several Of tiieiT children and relatives,
loft last week for Charleston, wllcro thoy
expect to spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
DR.. b. w. Taylor, President Of tho
Board Of Regents of tho State Lunatic
Asylum, advertises this week for bids
for the colored insane, rs required by
joint resolution of tho lass Legislature
An interesting meeting will Le held at tho
Baptist church Sunday evening next Mt 8 O'clock
A candle sermon will be preached by Rev. James
Faulk, Of California Thisiwill ho service for
the little folks. Everybody invited. Parents
arc requested to como and bring their children
Seats free.
The Town Council has decided to convert the
lot OH which Adgcr College stood into bcauti-
full park, with q large octagon stand 80 feet IN
| diameter. 1t will he done with but little OK
pcnsc to tho tax payers, as company of young
men have subscribed nice sum of money for
this purpose.
The fourteenth annual session of tho
Knights Of Honor of South Carolina will
be hold in the city of Columbia, COM
mcncing April 10th. DIR. D. B. Darby
will represent the Walhalla Lodge in this
important meeting.
DR.. X. +. Norman, of Middlcburg, Fla, and Miss
Kate X. Bruce of Prosperity, s. c., will he united
In the holy bondsof matrmony at the residence
Of the brides father, Dr. j. d. Bruce, on Thurs
day morning, April 10th. The young couple are
| expected on the evening train and will spend n
few days hero as the guests of the groom's
mother
Remember tho "Mikado Tca," given by
tho ladies of tho Episcopal church at
Rcid's Hall this "wednesday evening.
An attractive programme of reading,
rccitations and songs has been arranged
for all who take "tca." The public arc
cordially invited.
There will bo services in the Presby-
terian church on noxt Sunday morning
| al 4
auspices Of Holy Trinity English Lu+h-
cran church. Rev. A. j. Bowers or Rev.
!. B. Fox, of Newberry College, is OK
pcctcd to conduct the services. Thr,
public are col ,lially invited.
The young ladies' Missionary Society of
tho Walhalla Baptist church will have a
missionary meeting Sunday afternoon,
April 18th, at four o'clock. Dr.. Manly,
of Grccnvillc, is expected to make an
address, and collection will be taken
up for Missions, Home, State and For
eign. The public arc earnestly and cor
daily invited.
The following arc the arrivals It the
Norman Park Hotel for the week ending
Tuesday, April sth: A. NJ. Sinclair,
Philadelphia; j. L. Bettcrs, Enosburgln
Falls, Vt; Col. A. II. Wheeler Pros
perity; VIM. j. Screvcn, S. c.; G. N.
Jones, Louisville; II. NJ. Dunwoody, At
lanta; JAS. II. Shelton, Jr., IIartwell,
Ga; l.. w. Hancock, Detroit.
Mr.. E. NJ. Brayton, Chairman of the
State Republican Executive Committee,
has started a new thing in South Caro-
lima politics. 1Ic has pctitoncd the
United States Court to have h Supervisor
of Registration appointed for each county
in tho State. M. II. Bryce has been
appointed to represent tho Republicans
in Oconcc. No appointment has been
made for the Democrats so far. There
arc only few salcdays now during which
registration can be made. Every Demo
crat in tho county, who has not regis
tered, ought to do so as early as possible
A now passenger train was put on the
Columbia & Grcenville Railroad between
Ncwbcrry and Anderson last Monday
The new schedule went into effect on
that day, and now the passenger train
which leaves Walhalla at S:25 A. NJ.
makes connection ut Bolton with both
the Grecnvillc and Ncwbcrry trains in
the morning; and also in the afternoon
on it's return a like connection is made.
The train from Newbcrry arrives in An.
dcrson at / 30 a. NJ, and leaves at &c
=. NJ. An earnest effort is being made
by the citizens of Walhalla to have this
train run on to this place, thus giving us
two daily passenger trains Tho foul
hours which the train lies over at Ander-
son would give plenty of time for the
run, and it would certainly pay the rail.
road authorities to mako the run. II
would enable connection to be made al
Seneca with the Air Line passenger train
and thus greatly facilitate passenger
traffic. We hopc the railroad authorities
will give the matter duo consideration
and order this train on to Walhalla
Mrs. Margaret latham, after q long and
painful illness, died in tho Asylum in
Columbia, on the 9th instant. She had
been in declining health for somo time,
and was carried thcro for treatment, two
or three years ago. Mrs. latham was
tho oldest daughter of the late Samuel
Millwce, of Anderson County She was