Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-07-25
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.
Tho Local and Personal Mention OF the
Town-Flour Mil In Operation.

WESTMINSTER, July 25.-Rov. Jos. J.
Dondy, of Korshaw, arrived at RichlanC
yesterday evening and will spend weel
or ton days in Oconee. He will preact
in tho Richland Presbyterian church
noxt Sabbath, July 3oth, at II q. m.
Miss Lottie Neville. of Franklin, La.
has been visiting in Westminster for thu
past week.
Miss Cora, daughter of Rov. r. L. Duf
lie, is visiting hor friend, Miss Hattie
Zimmerman.
Miss Corrie Mcdowell, of tho store O.
Mason Il Pcdon Bros, has gono to hel
homo at Fairviow, in Grocnville, county
to spend u month.
Oak Grove Sabbath school will have
u picnic at tho school house on Satur
day, August 4. A nice timo is antici
Hewlett Zimmerman, of Spartanburg
Il son of tho late John w. Zimmerman, il
on a visit to relatives hero.
Miss Jessie Stribling has returned
from Whitewater Inn, in Jocassoe Val.
10y, whore shc has been since tho middle
of May.
Tho two largo boilers for tho cottol
mill arc boing placed. They are oacl
$50 horse power. Tho ground grave
tho main building.
Mr., Claude Little mado q business
trip to Atlanta last wook.
Mrs. w. a. Wood and son Clifton, OF
Atlanta, arc at tho Westminster Hoto
for tho summer.
Mr., Frod. w. Auld, a prominent citi
zcn of Elborton, Ga, is hero visiting hi!
brother in-law, Mr.. w. ID. Lesly.
Mrs. X. T.. Mason and sou, JOo, arr
visiting in Toccoa
Miss Birdie Gilmcr, from noar For
Madison, is visiting in Westminster thi.
week.
Miss Lola Jarrard complimcntcd hol
friends on Monday evening by giving {
party. a largo number wore present.
Miss Ida Oclkers, of Walhalla, il
spending this week in Westminster.
The Southern Flour Mill at Wcstmin
Stcr is in operation now. They arc bet
ing ionr, having thoroughly ronovatct
everything, and added some now ma
chinery. They manufacture three grades
of Hour. AS tbcro is SO much damaged
wheat this season it will all have to b,
graded. For good wheat thoy give 81
pounds OF their best flour and Ii pounds
of bran in exchange for ono bushcl. Mr.
X. \. IL. l.owcry, of Seneca, is tho pro
prictor. Mossrs. w. NJ. and j. L. Bibl
and A. G. Cox arc the milers. Tho
capacity OF tho mill is l25 bushels POI
day, but they cannot run to thoir full
capacity this season owing to tho conGi
tiOn most of tho wheat is in.
We cSpcnt last Wednesday night Will
Mr.. Samuel Hunter, who lives sOmo five
or siA miles below town. lie camo III
for us Wednesday afternoon and carried
us to the big Semi Centennial at Soutl
Union on Thursday. Mr.. Hunter is one
of Oconcc's sterling citizens. IIo came
to this county from Abbcvillo in 1876 and
settled whore he now lives year latcr
lie is worry hOspitablo and entertaining
in his homo. llo has a largo fish ponC
which ab0unds with tho wcll-knowr
carp, and he has plenty of fish to eat tho
year round. On Mr.. hunters farm We
saw the best fields of corn wc have seer
this year. Tho farm is managed by hi.
son, Mr.. S. ID. Hunter.
Mr.. w. a. Woolbright, Of Atlanta, OH
ginccr on the w. Il a. railroad, returned
homo yesterday after spending Il few
days with his brother Mr.. Boyce Wool
bright lie is son of the lato j. Il
Woolbrght and was reared in this SOC
ton.
Mr.. w. II. Walkur, of Waxhau, n.
G., is assisting Mr.. W. b. Doyle in
teaching the Long Creek School.
Mr. K. y. ii. 1.owery, of Seneca, was
here yesterday.
The friends of Capt. w. f.. Chcswel
are glad to know that ho has recovered
from spell of sickness.
A l.. GossErr.
For burns, injuries, piles and spin dis.
eases use DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc
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