Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-03-23
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Mo Clure returned Tuesday from ITALIA,
dega county, ! La, whore he had beer
called to the bedside of : siok sistcr. y &
Rev. r. III. Smith, of Gainesville, Ga.
- In town to-day. Doubtless many re.
member the soul stirring sermons he
preached hero In the summer Of 1901
whilo Sconducting = revival meeting III
the Baptist church. II 81 ..&
Mr.. j. T.. Hudgins, from near Decatur
Ca, is on a business trip to this oommu,
| nifty. He once lived at Westminster.
Rev. 4. q. MoConnelI, pastor of the
first Baptist ohuroh at Lynchburg, Va,
has received call to largo ohnrch9 al
Waco, lrexas. r@{7 be *2l'
Yesterday at noon while standing
bit9hed TO buggy near tho store OF H.
belonging to Mr.. Oscar Crenshaw, OF
Seneca, got frightened at q freight traiu
as 1t was leaving the depot and ran away,
| throwing the driver out. They ran down
the sidewalk by tho store at vestibule
speed and left tho buggy IN a ditch. One
Of tho horses WAS hurt some by outs and
bruises. The colored driver received
some bruises. Tho buggy got badly
smashed up.
The young people met at the hospita.
bic home of DR.. Burt Mitchell last Friday
evening and enjoyed themselves In PLAYS
and social amusements several hours
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell are excellent SO
DIAL entertainers. whioh always adds
much to tho happiness Of invited guests
Capt. T. f.. White. of Groenville, was
here one day last week.
On Tuesday, March 21st, tho now cot.
ton ginnery closed up business until fall
They ginned 1924 bales of tho crop made
Mr.. w. j. Duncan, Seneca's timer
who had tho contract to repair tho ROOT
on tho brick building, has completed the
Joo. Mr.. Duncan understands his bust.
ness thoroughly: He put tho whole roof
| ON when built by Col. II. Il. Mason In
1892 and it never leaked drop until @
portion OF 1T was removed by the wind
storm.
Not many peach blooms arc to bo seen.
Tho two livery stables formerly run by
>. w. Dickson and Patton & Powell have
been consolidated, Mr.. Dickson selling
out his concern to Messrs. Patton & Pow
oil. ".. 49,
Rev. p. j. Virmillion has bought q
nico lot In Westminster and expoots to
erect q dwelling house thereon in the
near future. ..
Rev: S. L. Wilson will 60 to Mayosvillo,
Ca, Saturday and preach on Sunday.
Ills appointments hero will DO fillod by
some othor minister.
Mr.. w. l.. England has about ffteen
hands employed in repairing his house
which was 80 badly wrecked by tho ter.
| rific wind on March s. Mr.. j. 0. Arm
strong is ,superintonding tho moving OF
it and Mr.. l.. II. V. Hobson has the over.
sight of tho mechanical labor. Between
ton and fifteen foot Of the oil had to be
cut off, as it was in such twist and sc
! badly shattered.
| Photographer King ia getting great
deal of work to do now.
Much fortilizer is going out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laymon l.. Echols, CT
Mount Airy, Co., wero at Mr.. M. A.
TorrolPs the first of this week.
Tuesday evening, March 21st, at $50
tho marriage of Miss Margaret l.. Shol
don to Mr.. Jacob Fellers, of Prosperity
| was solemnizcd Mt tho residence of the
| brides father, Mr.. w. III. Sheldon, al
Tugaloo in Oconoo County. Rev. w. s.
Hamitor, of Seneca, performed tho mar
riago ceremony. Mrs Follows is plea
SAINT and popular lady and has host OF
admirers in Westminster. Sho was sales
lady for moro than four years in tho
largo store of j. tS j. S. Carter, rotir
ing about eight weeks ago. She will
doubtless mako tho Nowberry county
farmor- merchant q sympathetic wifo
They boarded tho Blue Ridge train at
Seneca Wednesday, morning for their fu
ture homo, near Prosperity. May joy
happiness and contentmcnt crown them