Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-04-20

advertisement from now on.
Regular communication of Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. so, A. f. NJ. next
Friday evening, 22d instant, at
o'clock.
-For Sale--10-h. p. Peerless en-
gine; good as new. Terms, half
cash, with balance credit or trade
for stock. Apply to Sanders Bros,
Salem, S. G. 17*
Col. }. S. Newman has been
quite unweil for several days. but his
| many friends here and elsewhere will
be glad to know that he is so far
improved as to be able to be up in
| his room.
The many friends Of Miss Pau
line Hughs will regret to learn that.
owing to an affection Of her eyes, she
| is compelled to abandon her studies
at Winthrop College. She is expect
ed home during this week.
At the morning service at the
Methodist church last Sunday Rev. A.
| E. Driggcrs announced that it was
very probable that two Sundays
hence would witness the last service
to be held in the old church build
| ing. At the morning service on May
| LIST the sacra ment Of the Lords Sup
! per will be administered, and a cor
| dial invitation is extended to all de-
| nominations to attend this service. 1t
Is hoped that on May 18th the new
| church will be in readiness to be oc-
| cupicd.
On May 23d the Blue Ridge will
| operate through sleeper from An
| derson to Bennettsville on account Of
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
knights Of Pythias, which will be
| held at the latter place on May 9th.
| Delegates from any Of the lodges
can have proper reservations made
by applying to Sidney Adams, agent
! Blue Ridge Railway, Walhalla The
sleeper will leave Anderson on the
evening Of the 23d, and the train
leaving Walhalla at 3.27 p. m. will
make connection with it.
On next Monday night the local
Knights Of Pythias, their families
and friends will enjoy an informal
Social at Pitchford's Hall. During
the evening Rev. Mr.. Richardson, Of
Greer, will address the assemblage,
and Dr. John G. Law, Rev. A. E.
Driggers and Major Wm. J. Strib-
ling will make ten-minute talks. An
enjoyable evening is anticipated
Owing to this social feature next
Monday night the regular business
meeting for the local lodge has been
called in.
Rev. A. p. Marett and Thos.
WHY, Of Westminster, passed
| through Walhalla Friday, returning
from trip in the Long Creek, Da-
mascus and Milestone communities.
1t was Mr.. WHY'S first extended trip
into that section, and he returned
| n
tain people and the beautiful hills.
| Rev. Mr. Marett has been for some
, time doing ministerial work IN the
upper section of Oconce, and is meet
ing with most hearty reception and
large and attentive audiences.
DR.. B. A. Henry, Of Gilbert coun-
ty, Georgia, died at his home last
week at the advanced age Of 81
years. DR.. Henry was a brother-in-
| law OF Fielding A. Lewis, Of Wal
halla, having in early life married
Miss Mary Lewis. a daughter OF j. o.
Lewis. About 40 years ago Dr.. and
| Mrs. Henry resided in Walhalla, oc-
cupying the old Cobb homestead in
West End. DR.. Henry was pleasant
ly remembered by a number OF our
! older citizens, and the news Of his
death will be learned with deep re-
gret by all who knew him. He was
an able physician and good man.
On the fourth (next Sunday
| Revs. A. p. Marett and d. T.. Garter
, will begin protracted meeting at
| the Long Greek Baptist church, the
service to continue through the
, week. The first service will com
mence at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
On the first Sunday in May a similar
| in1 1,n
Gus Baptist church. and this meeting
will continue as conditions warrant
The first service at Damascus will be
held at o'clock in the afternoon,
| future hours to be made known at
the first service. Members Of all de-
nominations will be heartily well
| coined, and the public IN general
have cordial invitation to attend all
| services.
On Tuesday afternoon last the
Paul Haync Circle met with Mrs. c..
! w. Bauknight. In spite Of the show
cry weather large number OF en-
thuSiaStic members assembled, and
, were received by the hostess i'm her
spacious reception hall. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent. After various business matters
were disposed Of the following lit
| crary program was rendered: Sub
| jcct--Mythology Odin (NIiss Alice
StronsO; Ieus (Mrs. Dcndy); Poem
on Morse Mythology (Mrs. Bauk-
| night. The meeting then adjourn
ed, and pleasant hour was spcnt
socially. the guests enjoying a deli
cious sweet course, served bv Mrs.
Bauknight and Miss Werner. The
next meeting Of the club will be held
with Mrs. j. II. Darby on April 2G.