Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-23
OUR WESTMINSTER BUDGET.
ceNDUorsp NJ A. :. aossner.
"A MARRIAaE.

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| WEsfMiNsrER, February 23.--Mr. Johf
A. Terrell, of Lookhart, and Miss Mertie
Hiott, of Townyille, were married Al
high noon on Wednesday,, February %
Rev. D. w. Hiott, father of tho bride
officiating. The bride Is a young lady
of sweet and lovely disposition and hai
wide circle Of friends, Mr.. Terrell i,
an operative in the Lookhart Cotton
Mills and is we'll aud favorhbly known
! They canie to tho home Of tho ErooSi'f
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Terrell, or
Thursday morning, where reception
was tendered them. On Friday they
will 90 to Lookhart. Mr.. Terrell and
bride met each other about year age
while they belonged TO Westminste,
society, which finally resulted in the
happy contamination above stated.
NEW PREACHER ARRIVES.
| Rev. s. l.. Wilson, tho now Presbyte
rian preacher, has arrived with his
family. Since tho last Presbyterian min.
ister resided in Westminster tho parson.
age has beon exchanged for the house
and lot near tho church, which is more
convenient, Mr.. Wilson will preach
! here next Sabbath at II A. n. and 1.3C
p. NJ.
OFF ON A SAD MISSION.
Mrs. G. Il. Gray and Mrs. w. @. Pedon
left on tho early train Tuesday for Lex
ington, N. c., in answer to n message
that their brother, Mr.. Walter Rhyme, is
dangerously i'll.
THE BROWN HILL.
Commissioner j. j., Haloy IS now
working the convicts and tho road MY
chino on tho Brown Hill, about mile
below Westminster. Everybody that
travels tho Fair Play road knows where
tho Brown Hill is and what n condition
1T gets in overy winter. Mr.. Haley says
several parties below here promised him
thoy would haul load of rocks to fix
tho road as they would be coming to
Westminster for their fertilizers. Mr.
Haley is now ready for tho rock and
asks tho mon to please bring thom.
MERE. MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laymon L.. Eohols, of
Mt. Airy, Ca, arc visiting Mr.. Nj. A.
Terrell and family. They camo over to
enjoy tho festivities of tho Torroll- IIiott
nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.. McLin, of Oakway,
accompanied by thoir niece. Miss Alco
Adams, Of Hartweil, Ga., were visiting
tho family of Mr.. il. B. Zimmerman this
week.
Misses Mattio and Lctto Dobbins, who
attend school at Clinton, arc spending n
fow days with thoir aunt, Miss Myra
Lay, proprietress, of the Westminster
Hotol. Their sister, Miss Jessie, to
whose bedside thoy woro called Oh ac-
count Of sickness, is now much bottcr
Miss Bessie Marlborough, who has boon
visiting hcr unclo and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. d. Long, of Tugaloo, returned
to hor homo in Fairfield county Monday,
accompanied as far as Groenvilloby Mrs.
Long. Miss Marlborough is graduate
of Converse College and is very ac-
complishod young lady, being proficient
in tho art of stonography.
Mr.. M. G. Barton, of Fair Play, spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Westmin-
ster, paying his respects to ono of our
fair young ladies. Ho also mado an on
joyablo Sunday school lecture in tho
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Mr.. S. p. Stribling, of Cherry, was in
this place ono day last week. Mr. Strib-
ling is formor ctizon of Westminster,
and is always a welcome visitor, how
cvcr brief his visits may be.
Rev. =. j. Vormillion, who prcaches
and teaches, puts in oxtra work some
times. Aftor filling his appointment
last Sunday ho preached fno sermon
hero in tho Baptist church at night. He
is forcible speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Duff gave a party
Monday night in honor of tho annivor-
sary of tho birthday of thoir daughter,
Miss Rigina.
Mr.. II. w. Ballengcr, who has been
confined to his home several woeks on
account of sickness, is convalcscent
The friends of Mr.. G. II. Miller arc
glad to hear that he is recovering from
a severe illness of several weeks.
The Black Diamond Railroad would
help Westminster greatly. Is not such n
thing worth striving for2
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