Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-07-03
NEWS IN AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.
The Stonecypher Reception Marriage Of Mr.
NelIl Sigh and Miss Emma Gaines.

Westminster, July 2.--Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Little were In town this week.
Mr.. Little is now knight Of the grip.
His many friends wish him much success
In his new work.
Mr.. Clinton Stribling, of Seneca, Wis.
tied relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Gibson, of Athens, Ga, visited ga
friend" at this place last week.
Miss Codie Parker, of Atlanta, made a
flying visit home Sunday.
Mrs. Martin, of Williamson, is on a
visit to her niece, Mrs. p. j. yermillion.
Mr. Lee Sitton, of Seneca, was in town
Sunday.
Misses Myra Lay and jessie Dobbins
have returned from Groenville.
Mr.. o. X. Breazealo has returned from
Culpepper, Va, whore he has boon for
tho past three weeks Attending to the
final settlement of the Taylor estate of
which his wife is one Of the heirs.
Miss Myra Mason is visiting hor sister,
Mrs. Lunney, of Seneca.
Miss Sallie Blackwell, who has been
attending tho Cedar Springs Institute,
for the deaf, dumb and blind, is at home
for tho summer.
Miss Harriet Werner, of Walhalla, and
Miss Hortonso Jones, of Retreat, woro in
town last week.
Mrs. S. II. Johns, who has boon quito
sick, is improving,
Rev. Emmett Stephens, president of
tho North Georgia College, Morganton,
Ga, was hero for fow days last wook.
Master Karl Gaines is visiting his
grandparents at Townvillo.
Master Harold Sloan, of Walhalla, is
visiting relatives hore this week.
Mrs. John Mulkoy and little son, j. t.,
Of Jacksonville, Fla, arc visiting hor
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Traylor.
Mrs. George Marett and nieco, Pearl,
of Atlanta, are at Dr. Mitchells for tho
summer.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Pros
byterian church served ice cream on Mr..
G. E. Anderson's lawn Friday evening.
a largo number of people from hero
attended tho Sunday School Convention IL
at Cross Roads Sunday. Thoy report
excellent addresses and large crowd.
Westminster and Seneca base ball
| teams crossed bats on our diamond Fri
day afternoon resulting in tho score of
II to in favor of Westminstcr
Capt. w. +. Parker had tho misfortune
to have his foot severely mashed ono day
last week by letting heavy scantling
fall on it.
The nowly erected iron fence around
Mr.. j. S. Carter's lawn adds much to the
appearance of that handsome place.
Mr.. Neill Sligh, of Richland, and Miss
Emma Gaines wcrc happily married Sun
day afternoon by Rev. p. j. Vermillion.
Miss Gaines is a daughter of our towns
man, Mr.. Marshall B. Gaines, who moved
hero recently from Anderson, and is a
young lady of lovablo disposition, inteli-
gent aud refined. Mr.. Sigh is young
man of fine character, a rising farmer
and is to DO congratulated on winning SO
fair n bride. We wish all happiness on
life's journey.
Tho reception rendered DR.. and Mrs.
Stonccypher by Mr.. and Mrs. Chcels was
delightful affair and enjoyed very mucl,
by tho large number of friends who
| Wclcomcu the iappy couple TO our town.
DR. Stonccypher has only recently moved
into our midst and has proved himself
worthy of confidence and estccm, and
has made many friends who congratulate
him on having won so sweet a woman for
his wife,
Cadet Bert Zimmerman is spending his
vacation Mt homo, aftor years good
work at Clemson College.
Mr.. Ralph Carter, of Walhalla, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Frierson and children, of Ander-
son, will visit her sister, Mrs. Mitchell
this week. an.