Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-15
MATTERS AT WESTMINSTER.
Serious Runaway Accident---Reviyal
Nieedng Shows Great Results.

Westminster, Feb 14.--Special:
The series of meetings, which COM
menced In the Baptist church on the
evening of January 30th, closed last
FRIDAY The people Of Westminster
nave had a great revival during this
meeting. There were over thirty adj
dit1ons to the church. Rev. s. u.
Stevens, Of Chefoo, China, preached
twice each day during the meeting.
and on Sunday, February s, he
preached four times. Besides his reg
ular appointments for morning and
night he preached to the colored peo-
pie at 3 o'clock in the afternoon! ana
to the childran at O'Clock. hi,
sermons were earnest and persuasive.
The church has. been richly blessed
during this meeting and much good
has been accomplished.
Monday night, February goth,
walden, the great magician, ana
Heverly, the hand-cuff king, will an.
pear as the fourth lyceum number ar
ane school auditorium at S.15 D. m.
ms IS gong to be the best attrac-
uoh or the course. You should buy
your tickets early and insure good
seat. Tickets on sale at r.. NJ Gar
ter's store.
w. n. Hammond, farmer living
few miles from town, had q verv
serious accident last Monday. WhiJe
driving to town his horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing
him out Of the wagon. The Wagon
ran over him and he sustained a few
bruises about tho head and should.
Grs. -,
A. w. Leathers spent Sunday with
homefOlks.
The many friends of Miss Nina
Wham Will be glad to know that she
ls coming back to assist Miss Annie
smith IN her millinery department
mere until she sold out to Miss Smith
In December. ~,
w. o. and II. d. Alexander, OF
Coneross, boarded No. 80 here last
tuesday for prospecting trip in
Oklahoma.
Rev. and Mrs, Brand, formerly OF
hampton, are now living in the cot
tage at the rear of the Presbyterian
church, formerly occupied by II. B.
Gilbert.
Miss Irene Miller is spending seye.
RAJ weeks with homefolks here.
MISS Miller has been in Florida for
the past few months in the millinery
business.
"hho'iSi WeuulHS mas Doen report
ed for next Sunday. One a week
seems to be our schedule
Miss Bessie Foster entertained tho
pupils of the tenth grade Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carter and son
John, OF Gainesville, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Carter last week.
they returned to their homes Friday.
Last Thursday work on the new
depot was begun. Judging from the
plans we will have an up-to-date sta
ton when 1t is finished.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Burriss. of An
derson, spent several days OF last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Nit
chell.
Ed. G. Holland is clerking in the
store OF B. M. England G. Co.
S. B. Marett, Of Layonia, has been
In town for the past few days.
Earle Seaborn, Of Greenville, was
In town last Tuesday.
Mrs. j. G. Knox, Of West Union.
was among the visitors in town last
week.
Mrs. G. w. Marett is visiting in
Atlanta this week.
Mr.. >and Mrs w. A. Matheson, OF
Toccoa, are visiting their son, p. w.
MathesOn, this week
w. A. Harrison spent Sunday at
Avalon, Ga, with friends.
The many friends OF Mrs. J.. S.
carter will regret to hear that she
IS very III at this writing. We hope
for her speedy recovery.