Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-08-29

Iho cohditlOn OF Capt. q. +. Soeba
IL somewhat improved.
loo bushels pure Winter Grazing
Oats for sale at j. z. Stribling's, Rich.
land, S. G.
Mr.. VIM. G. Stribling, of Enoreo, S.
T., spent several days last week in Wal.
haila among his many friends.
The many friends of Mr. j. M. Can
non, of Bowersville, Ga, were delighted
to see him in Walhalla during tho Somi-
Centennial.
Mrs. G. w. Wise. Jr., of Trenton Is
visiting at tho home of Mr.. w. l.. Yer
ner. Her many friends are pleased to
sec her again.
MIR. Louie Russell, of Russells, loft
Monday for West Palm Beech, Florida.
where ho will be employed in a store.
We wish him much success.
Rev. w. A. @. Mueller and wife left
for Charleston this (Wednesday) morn.
ing. Their son Spaoth remains with his
uncle, Charles Mueller, until Monday.
Tho lawn party of the Lutherans at
Mr.. V. l.. Norman's lawn last night, il
reported a success. The musical and
literary feature was omitted on account
of unforeseen hindrances.
Miss Lizzie McAnally, of Charles.
ton, is visiting friends in Walhalla. Miss
McAnally is always welcome guest in
town, as sho numbers hor friends by the
score.
-llow's this for highP Born, unto
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. White, of Wolf
Stake, on last Monday night, three
girl babies. Mother and babies are
doing we'll. Mr.. White is we'll pleased.
--FoR SALE.-For sale at c. McAlis-
tors place and Cheoheo Valley, corn,
fodder, cattle, hogs, wheat, oats and rye
Mt reasonable prices.
p. A. McALIsrER.
The Walhalla Select School will ro-
open on Monday, September 3. Miss
Stcck desires hor pupils to be present at
8 O'Clock, if possible, so that tho classes
may be formed and work begun with no
loss of time.
Prof. Macbeth will give wonderful
entertainment in Trinity Colored Motho.
dist church, of Walhalla, on tomorrow
CFhursday) night, at $50 o'clock, illus
trating the "Obor Ammergau Passion
Play Admission 10 and 10 cents.
Lost, at Walhalla, on the first day of
the Semi Centennial q Confederate gold
badge, containing thirteen stars, repre-
scnting the Confederate States. "Deo
Ncndus" is lettercd on the badge. A
suitable reward will be paid to the finder
by leaving the badge at THE COURIER
office.
The regular order Of services, Ger
man on the first and third Sundays and
English on the second and fourth Sun
days, will be again resumed next Sunday
at the Evangelical Lutheran church. 1t
being the twcnty-fifth anniversary of the
pastors first installation, Il sermon ap-
propriatc to the occasion will be preached.
The jubilee services at the Eyangei-
cal Lutheran church last Sunday were
very largely attended. There wore few
empty rews at the morning service,
which was in German, and at night,
when the English language was used,
some had to stand. Rov. Mr. Shaid as
sisted in the morning, and Rov. NJ. G.. G.
Schcrcr at night. Rev. w. A. G. Muel-
Ter preached both times. In the morn
ing his subject was "The Great Supper"
Uukc l4th chaptcr), and at night "rhe
Glorious Church." (Ephcsians 5, 27.) A
tenor solo (Koerner's Battle Prayer
Father, Call to Thce) sung by Mr.. j.
ID. Cappclmann, with Mrs. Cappelmann
at the organ, added materially to the
ministers wore the black clerical robe.