Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-20
OUR WESTMINSTER BUDGET.
CONDUCTED by A. l.. aossErr.

WESTMINSTER, s. c., October TO-
Prof. W.. A. Dagnall went to Valdosta,
Ga, on tho evening of 18th instant,
whore he expects to teach school.
Mrs. Mary Petty, widow of tho late
John r. Petty died suddenly in Anderson
city yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon, She
was sister to Messrs j. II. and +. A.
Barnett of Westminster. Mrs. Peatty
had been living at Anderson about two
years,
Plonty of frost this morning.
at the homo or Mr. ana Mrs. r. II.
Dilworth, three miles above Westminster.
on Wednesday evening, October 10, at
8 o'clock their daughter Miss Louise f..
Dilworth was married to Mr.. William
Oscar Alexander, of West Union, S. c..
D. w. Hiott performed the marriage core.
mony. Aftor the coremony sumptuous
repast was enjoyed. On Thursday a
Broom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D..
AloxaDdor, on Connoross. Tho future
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will bo
at West Union.
Rev. l.. A. Simpson, of Toccoa, Ca,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday, 23d instant, at II a. NJ. and
ut night.
Miss Kato Stribling, of Riohland, has
been visiting relatives and friends in
Neat cards arc out announcing tho
marriage Of Miss Eflio Dickson to Mr..
William Arthur Dickerson on Wednes-
day evening, October goth, at 8 o'clock,
at tho homo of Mrs. John Nj. Dickson,
mother Of tho bridc-to-be, Westminster,
S. c..
Mrs. Claude Little won't to Harmony
Grove, Ga, last Friday to spend week.
Roy. Frank O'Kelly, of Maycsville,
Ca, preached two serm ons in the Baptist
church horo last Sunday morning and
evening with view to tho pastoratc.
Harmony Grove Echo, October 13:
"O'Dol Staplor, who has boon at West
minister, s. c., for the last few weeks,
has accepted q position here with tho
Polly Poullian Cotton and Dray Limo,
ii. G. Poullian, proprietor"
Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Wood and their
bright little son Clifton, to tho regret of
their many friends, left for Atlanta Tues
day evening. Mrs. Wood has boon Mt
year. Mr.. Wood is postal clerk on tho
vestibule and spent his clay -over' days
here with his wife and son.
Mr.. Joshua Vow Jones, oldcst son of
MIR. Leonard Jones, commenced clorking
for Claude Little & Co. last week. j. Y.
bids fair to make good salesman.
Tho infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
LaWfonCo dlCu on wednesday morning
of last week, aged two months and 25
days. His remains woro inferred at tho
Old Westminster comotory.
Rov. r. II. Dagnall visited Williamson
last wook.
Mr.. w. l.. England gathered n beet
from his garden Tuesday that weighed
ton pounds.
Mr.. G. j. Mulkoy is inclosing hia lot
With substantial poultry fencing.
"Sunboams" is tho name of society
composed of tho little boys and girls who
attond tho Westminster Baptist Sunday
school. Thoy arc doing noblo work,
the effects of which are folt both at homo
and abroad. They havo ofiicers-~prosi-
dent. vice president, secretary and troasu-
ror--lito mGsy 6ii other organizations
and hold thoir meetings at some rcsidence
twice month. Each membor pays ono
cont at each regular meeting. BY this
means thoy havo raised several dollars
during tho year. Much Of it has been
appropriated to foreign missions. But
tho banistors at the Baptist parsonage Is
nice pieco of work tho earnest iittle
workers can feol proud of, for they
raised the money for thom. Tho chill.
dron tako great delight in their work
and arc always punotual in attendance
and prompt In their payments.
Mr. j. X. Latham, of Dacusvillo, Pick
ems county, was in this place last weok.