Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-02
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WestmlnAter, January 1.--y extend
a New Years groetings to the Keoweo
4 Courier and its readers. May the sor-
rows and disRp pointments OF 1900 be for
! gotten and the year 1901 sbe ons Of pesce,
Happiness and prosperity
The firm Of Eohols and Cannon have
sold their stock Of goods to Messrs, y. E.
Mauldip and IA. B. 4 Stewart, who will
continue the business at the old stand,
Mr.. Frank LemmonB boarded the eSefis
ing train Monday for rcxas. i *,
Mrs. s. aineson end children re-
turned to- Atlanta Monday, aftert spend.
ing tho holidays with relatives In West
minister. s ~ Is u
Mr.. Henry Bolt brought q hugs owl to
town Monday. He captured 1t early
that morning. IT measured A feet ia
inches from tip to tip Of wings and was
said to be 9 young owl.
One day last week Mr.. sRobt. McDon.
aid, Of Riohland, and Miss Addie Bur
CESS, OF Piedmont, were united In holy
wedlook at the home Of the bride.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. M. 81.
freeman. two miles east OF town, was
the scene of q pretty marriage on Thurs
day evening, December ~, when Miss
Ella Freeman, their daughter, and Mr..
Walter E. Rhyme, of this place, made the
sacred vows. The psrlor was hand
somely and tastefully decorated with
evergreens. AT ITO, to the strains Of
the wedding march, skillfully rendered
by Miss Effie Y. Stribling, tho bridal
party entered the parlor. The happy
couple were attended by Misses Bessie
Grows and Sallie Dickson and Messrs.
John Findley and Burt Freeman, who
preceded them to the room. The bride
was dressed becomingly in auit of grey
and the groom, full of youth, hope and
promise, was handsomely attired. Rov.
David w. Keller, of the Methodist
church, performed the marriage cere.
mony in a most impressive and inter-
esting manner in the presence of scores
of invited friends and relatives of the
contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhyme were the recipients of many
pretty and costly bridal presents. Mrs.
Rhyme is one of Ooonee's amiable daugh-
tors and has many warm friends, not
only around Westminster, but whor-
ever she has visited and Is known. For
year or more she was assistant to Mr..
Mulkey at the post Office in Westminster,
and discharged her duty in most salts
factory manner. The groom is native
of Lexington, N. O., but has been max
ing his home here for quite while. BY
his clever disposition he has won many
friends He is timer by occupation
and is making a success of his business.
His nearest living relatives are his sis
tors, Mesdames @. e. Gray and w. @.
Peden, of this place. On Friday Mr.. and
Mrs. Peden rendered reception to the
young couple and it was the pleasure Of
several friends to partake of their hos
pitality. Everything dainty to eat was
spread before the guests and the day was
greatly enjoyed and will long be remem-
bered by all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhyme will reside in Westminster. For
the present they are boarding at Mr.. @.
e. Gray's, but expect to occupy their
new residence in about three weeks.
Mr.. George Norris, of the Macon
Evening News, spent Christmas with his
father, Mr.. r. E. Norris. George has
grown to be handsome young man, and
is making his way in tho world.
Mr.. O. @. Simpson has commenced the
erection of dwelling house near the
Shuttle Factory.
We are indebted to Miss Lillian Swy-
CERT, of Williamson, for package of
Charleston papers, which we enjoyed
reading. vi
We learn with sorrow that Mr. Claude
Little contemplates moving to Georgia
at an early day. He expects to go into
business at some point in the Empire
State of the South, but has not yet fully
decided as to what place he will locate.
Mr. Little is a young man of sterling
character and fine business perceptions,
and Westminster can i'll afford to lose
him. Many good wishes will follow Mr..
and Mrs. Little.
Messrs. John and Henry Cheek, of the
Seaboard Air Line, spent tho Christmas
holidays with their parents in Westmin-
ster.
On the envening of December Goth a
"tacky party" was given at the resi-
denco of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Terrell. near
town, and was largely attended. It was
given in honor of Mr.. William Terrell, a
relative, from Granbury, Texas, who has
been visiting the family. All report
nice time. Miss Isabel Echols carried
away the prize offered to tho young lady
and Edwin Mason got the prize offered
to the gentleman. They were dressed
the "tackiest.''
Rev. D. w. Keller returned to West
minister last Wednesday and Is ready to
begin his new years labors as minister of
the Gospel.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Anderson enter
tained a few invited friends at their ele-
giant home on last Wednesday evening
In honor of their visitors the Misses
Stewart, of Greenville. All were made
happy by being invited into the dining
room to partalse of tho evening meal.
The cordiality by which tho guests are
always received in this home insures for
them good time. Games and music
were some of the features of the even-
ing.
Mr.. X. o. Breazeale, of Bolton, has
rented Mrs j. w, H8rrisOn's reaidence