Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-22
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/ WEsThliSsTg ~ D December Hiss
visiting her sister, Miss Carrie Mod Dowe ell,
and other relatives in Westminster. She
will roman until after the HOLIDAYS q
The high school closed on Friday, 10th
instant, till Monday, January q, 1860. Z:
Miss Myra Mason Is ASSISTING in the
| store Of Mrs. Iois MeGee. ~. 4
Miss Mary Dagnall Is expected from
Willtamaton the latter part Of this week
t0spend the Christmas holidays Ut home.
Dr.. w. r. Harris has arrived aud 4 is
ready to make professional visits. SEQ
his card elsewhere in this paper. S3s
your correspondent acknowledges re-
celpt of invitation to tho marriage of
Miss Isabel Mcbride Hill and Mr.. Thomas
Y, j.. Fahnestook, of Greonyillo, s. c.,
which occurs at the homo of the BRIDES
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. @. Hill, In
Gainneesyille, i ne Ca: on Wednesday, Dccem-
ber 2S, 1893, at IL IN. ~ 4. :
Miss Seppie Mcdonald, after visit of
several days to friends In Westminster,
returned to her homo Ill the county this
week.
Mrs. M. J. Epting, of Williamson, 40.
companied by her little son, is on Visit
to her daughters, Mrs. G. IL. Anderson
and Mrs. Bessie Epting. .
DR.. VIM. Il. Harris has been oleotod
Superintendent of the Methodist Sunday
School. r.. III :. -. =, :
Miss. Sue nuffio was married to Mr..
Samuel Ii. Ellison, en- Wednesday,, Do
oomber 21st, 1903, at 1880 D. m. Tho
marriage took place at tho residence of
the BRIDES parents, Rev. and Mrs. II. l..
Duilie, two miles North Of Westminster,
tho coremony being performed by Rev.
r. r. Dganall. The young couple have
many friends and admirers, who wish
th0m much happiness and prosperity.
one ovening last wook q valuable horse
OF Mr. S. w. Dickson was severely hurt
by running against q barbed wire fence
a few years ago Mr.. Mason, of Oakway,
had n good horse to dio from injuries re-
coiyed by coming in contact with tho
same fence. Many othor horses havo
had their hides punoturod thore.
This is tho shortest day in tho year.
The promotion of Rov. III. b. Browne
is very gratifying to his friends in West.
minister. Orangeburg District is a good
field to begin work as Presiding Eldor.
The Baptist and Presbyterian churches
in this place are at prosont without pas
tors.
On noxt Sunday afternoon at tho Bap-
tist church the Young Peoples Union
| expect to havo Christmas service to
which they invite all.
Rev. Jas: T. Dendy, of tho Columbia
a'ooAof,iS"' hoohiihalyS Will COIllO llOlnS
Friday evening to spcnd part of Christ
mas ITO intends to visit Westminster
whilo up.
The farewell sermons of Roy. u. w.
Hiott in tho Baptist church last Sunday
were attended by largo assembly. Both
sermons woro touching. At tho close of
tho evening service Rov. p. j. Vormillion
and r. r. Dagnall dropped thoir bcncdc-
tions on tho preacher and congregation
by testifying tho lovo and esteem thoy
always hold for Mr.. Hiott and express
ing thoir deep regret that his pastorato
moro has bean brought to close. At
Mr.. Dagnalrs suggestion special col
lection was takon up for tho retiring pas
tor. A nice sum was received
Mr.; B. M. England, of tho firm of
Eirod, England & Co., will sever his con
noction with the firm at tho close of tho
year. lIo expects to movo on Tugaloo
river to engage in farming. 'CBon' is a
Glover follow and wo arc sorry to give
him up. Messrs. Elrod and Dickorson
will continue tho business.
We wish tho KEOwEE COURIER and it's
readers q merry Christmas.