Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-05-10
East End Locals.

II. l.. llerndon, Esq, returned home
last Monday evening from Columbia
where he had been attending in the int @
rest of an important case from Oconet
county in the supreme Court.
Misses Ellie and Belle Kilburn, o.
Ncwry, spent couple of days in Eas
End visiting their grandmother, who i.
still quite feeble.
Little Miss Helen FAINT went to lndcr
son Tuesday morning. Sho will be gone
for about two weeks.
Rev. j. G. Law, ID. D., accompanied
1y his wife and ,i.tug ghtcrs, Misses hiar,
Law and Elizabeth Dunn, arrived in Wal
halla last Friday afternoon for the sum
mer, and will occupy their beautiful
summer home in Midway.
Mr.. Arthur B. NJ. Gibbes, accompanies
by his wife, OF Savannah, Ga, came over
to attend the stockholders meeting OF
the Walhalla Cotton Mills, which was
held on Tuesday morning. They were
entertained by Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Mcr
rick, Of East End
Mrs. j. Dawson Smith nco Miss Lena
Russell, and children, little Emma and
Robert, of Pcndleton, visited her uncle
and aunt, Maj. and Mrs. S. p. Dcndy, in
East End this week
Mr.. Ernest Lucas is here attending a
business meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Walhalla Cotton Mills, and is stop.
ping with his brother at Mr.. a. G.. Mcr
rick's.
Mr.. l.. H. Barr, Of Grccnvillc, is on Il
visit to his family at Maj. S. p. Dcndy's
a very interesting childrcn's service
was held at the Methodist church on last
sunday afternoon by the pastor, Rev. G.
f. Clarkson, at the conclusion Of which
seven little girls connected themselves
with the church. These little girls were
all sabbath school pupils, and it was q
beautiful sight indeed to- see these chill
drcn conSccratc their young lives to
their Saviour.
a series Of services will be held in the
Walhalla Methodist church beginning
next Wednesday evening, May 10Th
Rev. Mr.. Clarkson, the pastor, will be
asSitcd in the meetings by the Rev. S. b.
Harper, of Anderson The public arc
cordially invited to all these services.
Misses Emma Mcrrick and Julia Max.
well attended the drama, entitled "The
Noble Outcast,' which was rendered on
last Tuesday evening ut Seneca by the
Walhalla Comedy Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Riddle, of Laurcns, S.
G., have moved to Walhalla to make
their future home We welcome thcnl
into our midst.
Mrs. a. G. Frctwcll and little daughtc,
Carrie, Of Anderson, are visiting hen
friend, Mrs. j. &. Micklcr. Mrs. Fret
well has many friends in WaIalla, who
will bc delighted to see her.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Carter, Of West.
Minister, wcro visiting Mr. and Mrs. +.
II. Carter, of West Union, this week.
Mrs. l.. w. Mcakin, Of Lavonia, Ga.
and her two children, little Dick and
Francis, arc visiting her parents, Captain
and Mrs. X. c. Suother, in West Union
We regret to learn Of the serious i'll
ness Of our good old friend, Mr.. Louis
Schralrodt, in Midway, who is now con
fined to his bed. TO add to his Other
ailments, the old gcntlcman's cycsight is
very much impaircd in fact, he is nearly
blind. Mr. Schrallrodt is one of oul
very best citizens, industrious, high
toned and honorable. and tho sympathics
Of our people go out tcndcrly to him in
his sore ailliction. May his health i'm
prove speedily and he bo spared many
years of usefulness and happiness.
Mr.. j. w. Winchester has presented
us with an ear of white corn which
measures ~ inches in length, inches
in circumference, containing rs rows and
having 900 grains of corn on tho ear.
U.S.