Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1893-05-11

It Jacksonville. Fla,
~ nc'::e = 80 ! "a, 2
.lkefeld's, Seneca, for a
a--;igar.
Iowa raised 22o. 100000 bushels OF corn
last year.
S. P. Wakefield, Seneca. is leader in
fine cigars.
Miss Annie Stucke has been visiting
the family of Mr. Fred. Wiebens, of
Hartwell, Ga.
Col. T. b. Crews, OF Laurens, has been
appointed postmaster at that place. Sal
AIRY Sl,40o.
Mr.. George L. Wilson has gone to
Atlanta. Ga, to take course il the
Southern Shorthand and Business Col
lege.
Miss Hettic Crisp returned home on
Monday night from a very pleasant visit
weeks TO her sister, in Able
vile county.
Miss Carrie Ostendorff has returned
from pleasant visit to Charleston. where
she spent the winter visiting relatives
and friends.
Rev. S. c. Zettner left for New York
last week. His family still occupy the
Lutheran parsonage. He will be absent
for a few weeks.
The Columbia Carnival Will come off
May l7-lS, at the capital city. We ac-
knowledge receipt of invitation to attend
and participate in the festivities.
j. Wistar Simpson, Esq. of Glenn
Springs, died on Sunday last, aged seven
ty-three years. He was a native Of I.au-
rens and lawyer of distinction.
The newly elected officers of the Wal
halla Lodge, No 29l. l. O. G. T.. for the
ensuing quarter. were installed at the
regular meeting on last Monday night.
Mrs. Sophia Baumgartel returned home
last week from Columbia, where She had
been visiting her sister and daughter for
several weeks. She was delighted with
her trip.
Married, on the Goth ultmo, at the
residence of the brides father, a. W.
Bryant. OF Oconee county, NJ. Thomas
Stewart and Miss Lula Bryant. Rev.
John Ellenburg performed the ceremony.
Miss Lille FiSchesser went to Char
lotte, y. c., on last Friday, to join b.
Willmann and family on a visit to Chicago.
She will spend some time in Chicago as
the guest of Rev. j. c. Brodfuehrer and
family.
Miss Carrie Strother, daughter Of NJ.
W. A. Strother, of West Union, has
taken the first honor in the Columbia Fe-
male College. She stands at the head OF
large graduating class. Her many
friends extend congratulations.
And Catharine Park will be built on
College Hill The privilege to build The
park was granted by the Town Council
last Monday night Work is progressing
this week and it is expected to have the
park in good order in two or three weeks.
Mrs. A. Fischesser returned last week
from Charlotte, y. c.. where she had a
pleasant visit to her daughters. Mrs.
V aller and Mrs. Willmann Miss Annie
Fischesser accompanied her mother on
her return. She spent the winter in
Charlotte.
The Order Of Railway Conductors
and their friends will picnic at Tallulah
Falls o.. May 10. Train runs from Green
VILE 10 Tailulah. Fare from Seneca for
the round trip is Sl.23. You must get
your tickets from Mr.. Falls at Central
before that time.
Col Henry W Darlington. OF Lau
rens, died on Sunday last, aged eighty
two years He was successful farmer
and man of affairs. Col. Darlington
was member of the constitutional con
vemtion which passed the ordinance OF
secession in 1861
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughs. of Richland, ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Jas. K.
Burns. OF the same place, and her grand
daughter. Mrs. Virginia.Brown, of Hart
w-li. Ga, with her little daughter, visited
Maj s P Dendy and other relatives in
Walhalla last week. There were four
generations represented in the above
Understanding unusual to see in
these days.
An informal reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs H. c. Mouzon at the
Methodist parsonage on their arrival last
Thursday night. About fifty persons
called during the evening to extend their
congratulations. 1t was most enjoya-
BILE occasion and all were pleased to form
the acquaintance of the bride. She is a.
cultured lady and made most favorable
impression on all who met her. Rev.
Mr.. Mouzon is to be congratulated on
winning her heart and hand as help
meet in his high and holy calling.
Mr.. R. Emmett Grubbs, of Greenville,
(. was in Walhalla Tuesday, in the interest
of immigration to South Carolina and
oconee county. He is organizing brancs
offices of the immigration Aid Society OF
South Carolina in the various counties
of the Piedmont Belt He is thoroughly
in earnest and believes that the tide Of
immigration can be turned in this direc-
ton. He left Wednesday morning with
out having established branch at Wal
balla, but left the matter of organization
in the hands of M. G. Y. Pratt, who
viii gladly render his assistance in fur
therance Of the movement