Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-09
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WEsTM1NsTE s.. C., 4 June s, 1908. -
Miss Cora Dunie has retul fitits OH ones
ter, where SHE has been Intending school.
Miss Minnie Tithian, OF Jacksonville,
Fla. is spending the summer at DR.. Burt 'plSt
Miss Essie iAkry, Of Toecea, Ga, has
been visiting her friend, Miss Addie
Alot 81; Cotton was sold yesterday II
brought six cents. s. ~ S9 N
/ The babe, little son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John, NJ. Cobb, died at their home at
| Pel&er, s. rs,H on lest Friday morning.
His remains were brought to Westmin-
urday afternoon. SD s. II,
Westminster sympathizes with her sis-
tor town, Walhalla, in her deplorable
loss by fire. So many homes being do
stroyed, in the terrible devastation OF
property, makes it sad indeed.
Mr.. w. j. Gaines, who has been Mt
Jaoksonvillo, Fla, several months came
here q few days ago to- visit relatives and
friends. tgls So (. S 5
Mr.. Geo. w. Dillard, a brother of Mr..
Mack billiard, was in town this week. 4
The Atlanta Journal, Of the TIL Instant,
announces tho marriage at Hartwell, Ga. |,
Of Editor John III. MoGill to Miss Julia
Dendy, which occurred last Sunday.
Tho bride Is the daughter of Mr.. M. b.
Dendy. Of Richland. ~, :.
ThA NJ DIS have been quite busy for
sometime. Considerable sickness is re-
ported in tho county. 2.
The small boy is happy now. Fishing
and swimming arc the ordor of the day.
We are pleased to meet our friend and
on Monday afternoon. He has closed
out his business at Concord, N. c., and
moved back to South Carolina. Ho has
other business in view now. We hopo
ho will decide to make his homo with us
again. r.s .-. H..
Sunny South: GA loving word is safe
word. 1t may or may not be q helpful
word to tho ono who hears it, but # is
sure to be pleasant memory of tho one
who utters 1t. Many q word spoken by
us is afterwards regretted, but no word
of aifcctiOnate appreciation finds q place
among our sadly remembered oxprcs-
sions." .....
In match game Of baseball played ut
Seneca betweon tho Seneca and Wost-
minstor boys on last Friday, Westmin-
stor came out victorious by tho score Of
80 to IL. Westminster made three homo
runs, wo understand. Tho Seneca boys
arc admirable boys to play against in q
match game. A few years ago thoy
camo horo and got defeated, but went
home seemingly as happy and contented
rs if they had boon victorious.
| nEt anu mES. tlhAhS liilliS tlS FiSitiHB
thoir parents at Harmony Grove, Ga.
Their babo was quito sick whom thoy left
Westminster, but is somo better now.
| The Oconee County Singing Convon-
iion, held Of Clearm@mt, two miles from
here, on last Sunday, was largely at
tended. -
Rows. Kiott and Vormillion exchanged
pulpits last Sunday. Mr.. Eiott went
over to Liberty and preached and Rev.
| VermilliOu DrGaCleQ horD.
Mr.. j. A. Cook, of Fort Madison, was
in town Tuesday afternoon.
A great many travelling salesmen were
here yesterday.
The extra edition of the KEowEE CoU-
RlER was greatly appreciated by its sub
scribors in Westminster,, as all were eager
to learn full details of the fire.
Mr.. w. B. Torrill and wife, of Lock
hart, S. g., are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. A. Terrell. Mr.. Terrell
holds n position in tho factory store Mt
Lockhart. IIo is looking remarkably
we'll.