Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-08-17
Mr. Nay Happens to d i Painful Accident
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WEsTMINsTER, August 16. IN iss EN-,
ma Hale, an amiable young lady OF
Clinton. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Dr.
Burt Mitchell. Il "a fs35
Mrs. John .. Groer and two ohildren,.
Of Newell, n. o., are visiting her father,
Mr.. j N. Adams, on Tugaloo river.
Miss Lettie Dickerson, q highly ao.
complished and beautiful young lady, of
Hart county, Ga, Is visiting NJ. and
Mrs. w. A. Diokerson.
Mrs. DR.. York, Of Cornelia, Ga, is vis-
iting the family Of DR.. w. II. Mcclure. y
Miss Emma Zimmerman complimented
her friends last Friday evening by invir-
ing them to a party at her home, givon
ther, of Abbeyillo, Twenty odd guests
wego present. Those who had the
pleasure Of meeting Miss Crowther were
most favorably impressed with her amia-
lilo disposition. At ton o. clock all were
invited to partake Of tho large, juicy
melons, which We're bountifully served
IN tho open air. m - >s
Mr.. md Mrs. w. B, Tcrroll and
daughter arc spending this week at
son of Mr.. NJ. A. Terrell. Ho is mana
ger of tho factory store at Lockbart.
Baptist Courier: Prof. j. w. Gaines
has boon busy the past month canvass
ing IN tho Eastern counties of the State
for students for tho Welsh Nook High
School and ho is encouraged to expect q
largo attendance noxt session. Tho
school is one of the very best of its class
and deserves liberal patronage. In n
private note. Bro. Gaines says: 'Our
handsome dormitory is being pushed
toward completion, tho girls home is
being enlarged, electric lights have
been put in all our buildings and electric
fans will be placed in tho dining room,
study halls and parlors. These inn
prOvements, with our workshop for
boys, gives us almost tho idoal school,
ments, our healthy location and cultured
community arc promising us n large
opening in September"
Miss Corrie Mcdowell. Mrs. l.. M. Pc
don, Mrs. w. T.. Mason, four children,
Mr.. W. y. Anderson and three sons, of
Westminster, %oTo present at tho Pcden
family reunion, hold ut Fairviow Pres
bytorian church in Grconville county
yesterday and to-day.
Blanche, came over from Harmony
Grove, Ga, ono day last week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. CLAUDIO Little. Miss
Blanche will remain some weeks.
Mrs. Robert Loo Honour, of Charles
| ton, arrived Monday, 14th instant, to
spond tho remaindor of tho summon in
Wostminster. She is stopping with Mrs.
W. A. and Miss Lily Doyle. This is hor
third summer hore. Mrs. Honour is q
worry interesting woman and has many
warm friends hero who aro pleased to
| welcome her again.
Miss Hoppic Cannon, of Georgia, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. +. w. Cannon.
Quito a nice and delightful "moon-
light" picnic was enjoyed by the young
folks of Westminster at tho Dickson
IMMORAL springs last night. 1t was got
ton up by Mr.. j. Wade Dickson and was
pronounced success by all. Apparently
ovory body had grand timo. Thoy
went there in couples, riding in hacks
and buggics. Tho ladies furnished tho
good things to cat and tho gontlomon
furnished tho sugar and lemons. Under
meath tho boughs of tho spreading oaks
and amidst tho sounds of tho Voices of
scores of katydids, asumptuous meal was
enjoyed by moro than fifty people.
Several chaporons accompanied tho
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Diclorson, of Pay
Up, Ga, wore visiting in this section this
wcok.
Miss Bertha Little, after spending sovo-
raj weeks worry pleasantly in Westmin-
| stor, returned to hor homo in Harmony
Grove, Ga, Monday. Miss Little is n
highly cultured young lady and is greatly
admired by many South Carolina friends.
Mr.. Andrew Norris has gono to An
derson and Abbeville counties to visit
relatives and friends.
The young ladies nick named n promi-
mont young "Pat' at tho picnic last
night.
Capt. G. w. Kay was painfully hurt
| about week ago. While ho was walk
ing and leading ono of his mules with
tho roins rolled around his wrist by
somo means tho animal got its foot over
tho rcins and jorlsed him suddenly to tho
ground. Ho received medical attention,
but we hear that ho was suffering very
much yesterday from tho injuries.
Capt. Kay had tho misfortune somo
years ago of getting ono of his legs
broken at the ankle. This timo tho in
jury is in tho best lem. lie is ono of our
good farmer citizons and his mishap is
regretted very much.
We attended, picnic Cotton up by
Miss Mary Shelor, at place known as
"Byrd FALL" near Tugaloo Posto1icc, on
last Monday. The day was most de-
lightful for a picnic and it was COM
plote success. Nothing happened to
mar tho pleasure Of any ono. All tho
ncighbOring towns and communities on
both sides of the river wore represented.
We had tho pleasure of seeing many of
our friends there and meeting several
now frionds. Tho dinner table was cov-
ored with all tho good and substantial
food that could be wished for. In the
afternoon tho young people formed
themselves in delightful groups (mostly
two in place) in the shady places on
tho stream. When the time como to
start homo frionds bade each other good
bye, feeling thankful for boing remem-
berod. A. l.. GOssErr.
August I17.-Tho two-yoar-old son of
Dun Long, an operative of tho Shuttle
and BObbin Factory, was bitten twice by
a ground rattle snake yesterday ovoning.
IIo is very much swollen this morning
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