Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-01-09
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dcath Soconrred among Id cot tton NIL
population last Friday night Wien MI, q,
Martin ID Bois. !. AGED 81 y,Safs dad the
silent majority. MI. DnB oia HAD am. " =.
sumption. He leayesa WIDOW and fon,
children. He was q brlck K .iayor bv' tTade.
His remains 81 srs laid ia rat ! Az AM
,cemetery OF the Old Wossr1instep Bant;st
church Sunday afternoon AZ s O'Clock,
the services being oontl noted hv sRav IN M
lei. Christopher. n q )
i. Mr.. HI r.. Bearder left ON New Year :
day for white Mound. Tax ma Rnase,lis
humorous friends wish him good iuok 4,
the ,one star state -, 3.
Mr.. John Coz and son. of PelzerlS Via.
tied the family of Mr.. a. S.. (,or racantlv.
# Mr., and Mrs. j. Z 70. sDiokerson. of Paw
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Meesrs. j, sP. MoS Donald and W. "a. n,oL.
erson. lsos i Z, K 8 '33
Mr.. Thos. Mann and wife. of a Atlantal
visited friends in Westminater laat week.
Mr.. j.. r. Burns. q OF iAndeyso,, !, who
represents the Hartford Insurance Com.
pany. Hartford. Conn. IA A. toyyn = e.. dan
The Misses Simpson. two boautifnl
young ladies of Piedmort. raid q Wait r.
their brother, Mr.. j. Thos. simpson. I l,n 81
Westminster, last week.
Rev. a. w. MoGnffin performed two
marriage ceremonies last Sunday. Mr..
Arthur Smith and Miss Viola MoAlis ~
were the principals of one marriage. We
failed to get the names Of the other
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cashed. He was arrested before the
bank opened. Mr.. Mitchell regained
possession of his cotton and Hendricks
got his horse and wagon back, but the
end of the thief's trouble is not vet.
The Cheswell Cotton Mill began, run.
ming regularly the first of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Little expect to
bid their Westminster friends good-bye
to-day or tomorrow. They 20 to Har-
mony Grove and may move to Athens
later on.
Mr.. NJ. S. Stribling, of Lavonia, was in
town last week..
DR.. r. e. Mason left Monday morning
for Gastonia, N. g., where he will locate
this year for the practice of medicine.
He is making tho trip by private con-
veyance. DR.. Mason is q noble young
man, and we predict for him a success
full professional career.
At the Presbyterian church last Sun
day Rev. s. l.. Wilson preached SCR
mon in which he gave brief outline OF
the worlds progress during the nine
teenth century from a religious stand
point. The discourse was very interest
ing from beginning to end. The text
was "What hath God wrought" That
was the first message that ever flashed
over telegraph wire.
The schools in and around Westmin-
stor opened up last week with bright
for the year 1901. Rev. p. j.
Vermillion, of the Westminster High
School, is encouraged to expect great
many moro pupils this year than were In
last year. This is an excel
lent school and no one will make a mis-
take in patronizing it. Rev. Vermillion
ors. Misses Bessie Epting and Minnie