Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-05-27
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SENECA NEWS ITEMS.
Forty-Four Additions to the baptist
Church as Result of Great Revival.

Sien as heesuit OF Great Revival.
Seneca, May 26.-Special. The
great meeting at the Baptist church
came to close Sunday night. Re-
sides many accessions to the various
churches in town, there has been
marvellous revival of religion
among Christians. There were "A
additions to the Baptist church, 25
by experience and 10 by letter. There
VIII be accessions to the other
churches. The evangelist who con-
Quoted the meeting, Rev. w. L. Wal
ker, OF Atlanta, is man of wonder
ful spiritual power and of wonderful
magnetism. For three weeks the at
tendance has been unbroken, and
the interest intense, which was mani
rested by the very close attention
always given the speaker. A beauti-
full feature of the meeting was the
Christian fellowship which prevailed
between the members of all denomi-
nations.
! Rev. M. r. Kirkpatrick left yester-
day for Alabama, where he will
spend two weeks at various points
visiting friends and relatives in his
old home.
On next Saturday the Presiding
Elder, Rev. A. J. Cauthen, will be
with the Methodist congregation here
to hold the regular quarterly con
ference. On Sunday following he
Will preach, and as there will be no
other preaching in town, there will
be full house to hear the new Pre-
siding Elder.
Rev. w. l.. Walker left yesterday
on train No. 80 for Atlanta A beau
tiful testimony to the evangelist's 8
popularity here was shown in the
numerous floral offerings from his
Junior choir, which he takes to the
inmates of Dr. Broughton's Infirm-
larry. @.M
Seneca is suffering for rain. There
are, however, indications of rain this
morning
7lr and Mrs. Eushin Anderson Sn!
children leave to-day for few days
visit to Highlands.
Mrs. e. P. Earle and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. ELIAS Earle and chill
dren left to-day for Andersonyille
their country home, where they will
spend the week. 3fH
Cecil Todd spent last Sabbath with
his homefolks here.
Miss Mary Cherry leaves Thurs
day for two weeks visit to At
lanta. N.4sE
Miss Bessie l.. Peatross arrives to-
day for visit to Mrs. VIM. Neill.
Miss Peatross has many friends here
who will be pleased to welcome her
to Seneca again. a
Miss Julia Hawkins will entertain
n large number of her. young friends
at birthday party this afternoon.
B. l.. Lowery continues quite sick
at his home here.
r.. p. Clinkscales, who for several
years was at the head of the Graded
Schools here, spent last Sabbath in
Seneca.
Miss Alice Neill will entertain a
number of her little friends at a
party tomorrow. l
Mrs. Thompson, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Leland Marett,
for some months, left last saturday
for a visit to points in Georgia. 81,
News OF the sad death of George
Keith was received here yesterday.
Many relatives and friends sympa-
thize with the family in their sorrow.
\ Miss Carrie Hunter leaves to-mor-
. row for a months visit to Oxford,
Miss. N''h
Drs. w. r. Doyle and e. A. Hines
were thrown from buggy In run
away last week, the former receiving
| painful, though not serious bruises.
w. s. Hunter and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Anderson
No doubt our city council has the
unexpressed thanks OF many house
keeper for the possibility OF the
trash barrel, which stands at the
back gate, and which is filed at will
mule and wagon. M. v. 8.