Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-23
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M WESTMINSTER, IS. C.,S JuneS 21.SrAc-.
cording to tho almanac this is tho longest
day in the year. ~ sS
Rev. X, II. Dagnall and son, Mr.. A. .H,
Daghall, won't to Piedmont Wednesday,
to be in attendance upon tho meeting OF
tho Greenyille District Conference. Rev.
Mr.. Dagnall will preach the anniversary
sermon. ~ S{7s
Miss Rosa Mathewson, ono Of West.
minister's loveliest and most accom-
plished young ladies, returned from
1Iartwell, Ga, yesterday, who're she has
been employed us toachor in the Hart.
woll High school.
the fold Of Wiley Ferguson, colored.
1t was open on Saturday, 18th instant.
Ferguson is u hard working negro. Ho
farms on Mr.. VIM. Bibb's farm on tho
Fair Play road. %sS s &. b ! S
Mr.. j. E. Gaines won't to Rome, Ga,,
to-day on business.
a mad-dog was said TO bo town to-day
muzale If you allow your dog to run at
largo. .E&> HEHa$
Wo arc sorry to hear that Mr.. Gang"
Stewart, of ToXaway, is doad. Ie was
q noble young fellow and has beon called
away in tho prime of his manhood and
usefulness. Four weeks ago he con-
traoto6 fovor wiiilo ut his work in tho
GoNll VI L ClISI. LlC NtS DIouBllb
for treatment, but tho dread disease was
too much for tho sufforor and ho died
last Thursday. His body was buried ut
Chauga on Friday. Mr.. Stewart was q
son of Mr.. Joab Stewart
Tho revival mooting, which is being
conducted by tho Rev. Thos. II. Lcitch
ami mir. Frcd. Marshall, is hold in tho
Academy. It was finally chosen, rs it
can scat moro pooplo than any of tho
churches.
Mr.. W. NJ. Zimmerman, of Atlanta, Ca,
spont Sunday at homo.
The friends of Mr.. Hardy Saddlcr, of
Anderson county, ,worc pleased to 500
him in town fow days ago.
Mrs. l.. A. Mathowson, aftor spcndiug
some timo at Hartwoll, Ga, with rcla-
tivcs, has returned to Westminster to
stay awhile with hor daughtcr, Mrs. Wm.
j. Strihling. Mrs. Mathowson's numer-
GUS friends gladly welcome her return.
Childrcn's exercises of tho Baptist
church camo off Sunday evening. 1t was
delightful ocoasion. For an hour tho
audience was hold in rapt attention by
tho programme which was carried out.
Tho Misses Lcathors, who live near
Westminster, had all their money $50
stolen from them fcw days ago whilo
thcy woro at work in tho fold 1t is
supposed that n tramp broke in tho
house and stole thcir hard earned money.
Tho children Of Rcv. and Mrs. S. Y.
JamisOn, of Atlanta, arc spending tho
s,,,r,,ur ri MIR. VIM. Bibb's. Thcy arc
enjoying themselves with thoir grandpa
and grandma.
Mr.. N. l.. Davis, of Waco, Toxas, is in
Westminster to-day. Uo arriTod last
Sunday. Mr.. Davis is prominent
young barristcr in tho thriving city of
Waco. His many friends around West
minister arc pleased to SEQ and convorso
with him. 1Io is tho son of Mr.. Nj. T..
Davis, WHO onco lived where Mr.. NJ. A.
Terrell now resides. Mr. Davis will
spend several weeks in tho old Palmetto
State.
Mrs. j. w. Gaines, of IIartsville, S. c.,
arrived last Friday. She came via Hart
we'll, Ga, whore she spent n week or ten
days.
On Monday evening Rev. Thos. il.
Lctch, tho noted evangelist of Charles.
ton, S. c., began a revival meeting here,
as previously announced. Ills first sor-
mon was based upon prayer, from tho
toXt, "Whatsocvcr things yc shall ask in
prayer believing yo shall receive" Tho
evangelist earnestly bcsought his hearers
to "clcan on'' tho wiro which reaches
from thoir hearts to tho throne of God.
At 10 a. M. on Tuesday night Mr. Teitch
preached n deep and awakening sormon
1t is an inspiration to liston to tho music
and singing rendered by Mr.. Fred, Mar.
shall, his organist and co-worhcr. SO
far services have been at 10 A. M. and
$50 p. M.