Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-02-02
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WssrhuNsTEa, Feor1arys N In Sonr
last week. 8 letter the Swfi tor and the com-
positor nade some mistakes. Whore We
said this year's lii the paragraph con-
oerning Mr., Simpson and tho Jackson
limbless cottop, we meant to ssy t'last
year. We think by rrefcrrisg to the
nisnusesipt you will SEQ that We wrote
Son the aoro planted instead OF 9'on
three acres planted as appeared In print.
4 The first car load Of timberw was shipped
to the Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Com
pany last week. IT, is persimmen and
came from Piokens @. III. y. tn s$ a II
Miss Regina Duff has returned from
Anderson. Il IS B q !, 3sE5 4 III;
Mr. w. e. Rhyme, of Lexingt N. c.,
after sotonrn of several weeks in West
minister, returned home last Thursday.
Dr. W. r., Harris, who has been visit
ing his former homo at Wartorloo the
past week, is expected to return to Vest
minister today. ii :. Z ; 81 3,,@
Two ,brothers by the Damo of Love
stole two bicycles from Mr.. j. e.. Gaines
last Wednesday night They were caught
about thirty-six hours later near Toccoa,
Ga, brought back ana comn,itted to Jail.
Mr.. J.C. P. j. Miller died at Silver
Shoals, Ca, on Saturday, January 81,
aged about 03 years. He leaves q widow
and several children. Mr.. Miller was o
veteran Of the Civil War and was badly
wounded at Gaines Mill during tho soyen
days fight around Richmond. He was
| shot IN thirteen differont places at ono
time. He mover fully recovered from his
| wounds and at times he suffered much.
In 1909 he was elected Supervisor of
Registration of tn; county. His father,
| tho late John Miller was o momber of tho
Legislature before Pickens and Oconee
wore divided. Mr.. Miller had spent
nearly all his life in Oconeo county,
whore he had many connections. He
! was o clover man and his friends and
comrades will learn of his death with
regret. His body was buried it Georgia.
Rev. w. s. Hamiter, of Seneca, filed
his appointment in the Presbyterian
church here last Sunday. He also con-
Quoted services In tho evening. Both
sermons were worry edifying and instruct
i've. Mr.. Hamiter's visits to Westmin-
ster are enjoyed as we'll as his sermons.
Ho is greatly beloved by our people.
ECHOLs-TERRELL.
On last Sunday afternoon, January 20,
1900, the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. nj, A,
Terrell, about one milo from Westmin-
ster, was tho ,cone of happy event.
The marriage of their daughter, Miss
Sallie Terrell, to Mr.. Laymon l.. Echols,
of Mt. Airy, Ca, was solemnized at 4
O'Clock. Many friends and relatives of
the contracting parties wero present to
witness the nuptials. A fow minutes
before tho hour arrived everybody was
quiet. Directly the youthful groom camo
in with his lovely bride leaning on his
arm. Thoy were met by the Rev. D. w.
Hiott, of Townville, who porformed tho
marriage ceremony. The ceremony was
brief, but to the point. The young cou-
ple went from the parlor Immediately,
but wero hunted up by their friends, who
wore blue travelling dress, with white
trimmings and white gloves. Dainty
refreshments were served in abundance
The groom is popular salesman in tho
store of his brother-in-law, Mr.. A. M.
Kinsey, of Mt Airy. Ho was accom-
panied on his wedding trip by his sister,
Miss Nettie Eohols, and Mr.. John Ayer.
He Is fortunate indeed in winning snoh q
treasure as Miss Terrell. Her cheerful
and gonial disposition will always win
friends wherever she goes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrell claim Mr.. Eohols as their third
Bon-in-law. Tho bridal party id
the evening train Sunday for ii, Airy,
whore the future homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Echols will be. Many friends and admirers
wish them happy and prosperous jour
noy through lifo.
Miss Maggie Sheldon, after sorving as
saleslady in the store of j. &c j. S. Carter
for more than four years, retired on Janu-
ary 31st Sho served tho firm very ac-
coptably in the department assigned to
hor care and her absence hereafter will
w 'ioooo "Aoh AOSloO Wy
and customers. Aftor spending q fow
days moro in town she will 60 to hor
homo, near South Union. In tho do
parture from Westminster of Miss Shc,-
don we feel the lose of most excollont
young lady, not only from the stororoom,
but from Sunday school, church and So
ciety.
At the congregational meeting, hold in
tho Presbyterian church last Sabbath, a
unanimous call was made for the service
of Ror. s. l.. Wilson, of Meyorsyille, Ga,
who preached here Sunday before last.
Mr.. Wilson is man of fino pastoral
qualities. If he accepts the call ho will
tako charge of tho work in fow weeks.
DR.. Piorce's Pleasant Pellets-one q
gentle laxative, two to thrco arc cathar-
tic; all dealers.
Not Trace OF MIR. * ely.
The disaDpearance of tha Row. Allan