Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-07-27
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Death ot a II Sady 06 Years Old peoEnls
I ssSSS Coming and Going. Il IA 4,


sys ssrsiIs' sTisF, July 2e.-+Miss Eloise
Mathew ewsoG. q beautiful young lady Of
troccoa, Ga. ,is visiting her sister, Mrs.
y. s. Carter. !. Il n t { X
Mrs. 4 ". +. s.. Porter and ohildron, of
Piedmont, have been visiting the fami.
lies of Messrs. CT. g. and ,J. Il. Porter.
Mrs. Huldie Smith, an aged woman,
living Oh Mr.. Evans Norris farm, died
last Saturday. She had been living In
this community only o short time. She
was said to have been 1O5 years old. l.,,S, 55
Rev. P.sJ. Yirmillion5 is carrying on q
protraoted meeting at Connoyoss this
week. &!lt.s s A & VI. ", \.
The drought seems to be ended. e, cry
body is rejoicing this morning on ac-
count of the. rain that is now falling, We
had more rain last night and this morn
ing than we have had at ono time since
April. sIf@' VI Z 81 q
The following from Westminstet won't
to Charleston Tuesday on the Smith OK.
oursion: Mesdamos J. II. Martin, j. Il.
King. J, W, FIcGee,; w. e.. Mcclure;
Misses Efiie Stribling and Kora King and
Messrs. Josse w. MCGEE, Leo Stribling
and Ashtabulah Gaines. S2
Mr.. Frank M. Gross is now with w.
D. Lesly & Co. Frank is an eflioient
book-keoper and good salesman. '...;.
Owing to previous arrangement, which
necessitated the absence of several In tho
congregation Of Tugaloo oharoh, Rev. S.
L. Wilson will not preach there on the
fifth Sabbath as stated last week. We
made tho announcement before tho
church had beon heard from and regret
worry much that the mistake occurred.
Miss Pearl Norris is on visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Harper, at Meek post offlco,
in Pickens county. .. ..
1t looks like wo neod tho Black Dia-
mond Railroad. Tho oxcursionists had
to 60 to Anderson Tuesday by private
conveyance.
Misses Ethel and Ruby MoGoe arc WIS.,
iting relatives at Honoa Path and Gruun-
wood.
Miss Montine Dunnogan, charming
young lady of Florida, who has boon at
tonding school at Young Harris, Ca, is
visiting her friends, Misses Maud and
Manic Gaines. Sho will spend several
wooks in Westminster.
Rov. r. l.. Duflie and wife arc on an
extended visit to their daughter in Lau-
castor county.
Mr.. w. j. Gaines, who is solling books
for tho International Publishing Com
pany, of Philadelphia, was in town this
week. IIe has been canvassing in Goor-
gia ana Florida tho past few months.
Mr.. Robt. Reid, of Adairsville, Ca,
came hore Saturday to visit relatives.
Misses Trixio and Katie Miller, daught-
ers of Mr.. j. G. Miller, of Salubrity, Ga,
are visiting relatives in Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs. @. f. Mason, of Toccoa,
and Mrs. w. j. Lunnoy, of Seneca, arc
at COL r. E.. Mason's.
Mr.. w. ID. Gaines, of Gainesville, Ga,
returned home Tuesday, after spending
several days pleasantly in Westminster.
Rov. j. Il. Dondy, of Kershaw, is pay
ing visit to home folks at Riohland this
week.
Mr.. Forest FAINT, of Anderson, was
among the visitors to our village this
week.
Watormolons arc plentiful. Some arc
very finc, especially those that grew on
tho river plantations.
Rev. Albert II. Fits and Miss Emma
Zimmerman arc visiting tho family of
Mr.. b. M. England, in Haborsham
county, Georgia.
Mr. John A. Terrell, Of Locl1hart, ar
rived Monday to spend n while with the
family of his father, Mr.. M. A. Torrell.
Miss jessie Dobbins is visiting rela.
tivcs in Pickons county.
Ro5. S. l.. Wilson will preach Mt Oak
Grove noxt Sunday morning and at West
minister atnight
The friends Of DR.. Jaboz Jones arc
glad to know that ho has sufficiently re-
covered from spoil of sickness as to bo
able to mako trip to tho mountains.
Mr.. John ID. Hull, of Fort Madison,
was in Westminster tho first of this
week. A. r., GOsSErr.
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