Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-29

Anderson Advocate, Juno 20: "Col.
Il. q. Diokinson, the financial agent of
tho Black Diamond railroad Mt London,
England, is expected to reach horo this
wesS to haston the mattor of locating
the line and securing tho rights of way"
Anderson Intelligencer, Juno 2Sth:
"Rev. Thomas Fl. Leitoh, tho evangelist,
Is conducting series of meetings at tho
West End Methodist church. Tho moet-
ings arc hold in q largo tent near tho
church and will continue for ton days or
more"
Last Monday Rov. j.. NJ. Sanders
handed us notice Of Missiona. ], mass
meeting to be hold at Double Springs, in
Anderson county. In somo way it has
boen lost and wo do not remember tho
dato. If Mr.. Sanders will furnish us
another copy wo will gladly publish it.
MIR. Guy II. Grove loft this (rhurs-
day morning for Monotta, Saluda county,
South Carolina, whore ho will bo engagcd
rs railroad operator for tho Southern
Railway Company. Mr.. Grove Is worry
bright man and o0icient operator. His
many friends wish him much success.
IA Gildod YOUTH" comedy in
threo aots, will bo presented by tho Wal
halia Comedy Company on Tuesday
night, July 11th. This is by far tho bcst
play that has over boon presented by
amateurs anywhere. Tho play has boon
woll cast, and if you want to enjoy two
hours of good, solid fun DO snro TO SEQ
GA Gildcd Youth" Romomber tho dato.
Miss Alta Smith, q winsomo and
charming young lady of Mt. Gallagher,
Laurens county, arrived in Walhalla last
her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Daniel. IIor many
friends horo will DO pleased to meet her
again. Sh> made a pleasant visit to our
city yoar + moro ago, and will DO
pleasantly remembered by many of our
young people.
Mrs. N. G. Ballonger, of Granite
villo, accompanied by hor daughters,
Miss Lula. Lillian, May, Ruth and Nina,
reached Walhaila Tuesday afternoon
and arc stopping for fow days at hor
mothers and brothers, Mrs. r.. IIern-
don and T.. l.. Horndon, Esq. They will
extend their visit to the old IIorndon
homestead, near Mountain Rcst, later on.
Rev. N. G. Ballcngcr and his little son,
Sam, will follow his wifo and daughters
in tho near future for an outing in tho
mountains.
-Wo regret to learn of tho fccblo con-
dition Of Mr.. Anderson Ivcstcr. For tho
past fow months his health has been
poor, being unable to take any active
part in tho conduct of his farm. Mr..
Ivoster has been an Industrious man all
his life, and il is q great dcprivation for
him now to cease in measure tho active
duties of life. Mr.. Ivostcr is ono of our
bost citizons and is &c years old. Ills
many friends throughout tho county
hopo ho may soon be restored to his
usual good health.
AT Pitchford's Hall, Friday night,
Juno 30th, will be tho event of tho soa-
son. Tho Butler Family, assisted by the
members of tho Walhalla Comedy Com
pany, will present II programme that will
be quito attractive. There will be pre-
scntod two acts from that celebrated
dramatic sermon, "Ton Nights in Il Bar
ROom;" comedy in ono act, "rhats
My Wife," and a screaming farce, cnti-
tied, "Judgc Andy's Court in Atlanta"
Spocialtics will bo introduced by the
local favoritcs and Tom, Helene, Cccilo
and Ernest Butlor will be seen in their
bost acts. Go! You will not only help
tho Butlor Family, but you viii! help tho
Wallalla Comedy Company in paying for
their piano