Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-09
NEWS FROM wEsrMlNsrrR.

by preaching Que sermon aud perform
Ing two marriage ceremonies.
Miss Hattie Ziremerman Is spending
the wesk 10 Greenyille "a the guest eI
Mfs. j. c. Bearden. e
Glen Lesly, whois ut present located
~ Clayton, Ga,s transacting business fol
the Southern Shuttle and Bobbin Co.
was at b ONE o day ,oritwo last week.
0lin Steifie, OF High Point, N. o.. MA,
here one day last week. III
John v. Stribiing, Of Anderson, wal
here last Monday. S - ! =
II. b. Ziinmerman expects to 20 owe,
, 70 GrSenvllle the latter part of the weey
70 attend the annual conference Of th,
NJ E. church.
Miss Lucy Conger epent Sunday after
noon at Richland. s55
]. T. voyles, OF Greeaville, was here
one day last week. J, q
scarce and the price has advanced 10 2f
cents per dozen.
Clyde White, who has been with @. E
Gray for several months past, went e
Anderson yesterday TO accept o position
city.
Miss Edith Morgan, Of Seneca, was the
guest of Mrs. Dobbs last Sunday.
G.. w. Patten and Rev. A. p. Mareti
have exchanged residences, Rev. Maretl
having moved where Mr.. Patten lived,
and Mr.. Patten mosing into the Jones
house, vacated by Rev. Maratt
DR.. Burt Mitchell spent an Afternoon
In Seneca last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Rochester and lit
tle daughter. of Poplar, were In town
Sunday last.
The Supervisor and Commissions
are making some changes on the Fsi
Play road, near the Brown Hill.
Miss NoEs Patten, Of Toccoa, wa, a
visitor here Sunday and Monday.
Rev. II. M. DuBose went to Greanyille
yesterday to attend the annual confer
ence.
Guy Dobbs is with the stonecy pher
Drug Co. :,
Miss Louise Sheldon. of Fair PLAY,
was the guest OF relatives and friends
here the first Of the week.
Rev. A. p. Marett preached in the Bap-
tst church Sunday night.
DIR. j. ii. Johns and bride returned to
Atlanta Monday.
Luther England spent several hours In
Fort Madison Monday.
j. A. Lawrence made brief visit to
Spartanburg this week.
Miss Hattie v. Norris returned from
Seneca Monday, where she has been
several weeks at the bedside of Mrs.
Clara Livingston.
j. d. Sheldon, Of near Fair Play, was
here Friday ou business.
Miss Alice Langston, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Y. Q. Langston, residing near
Bounty Land, was married last Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock to Lee A. Leathers.
Of Westminster, Rev. r. M. DuBose, OF
the Methodist church, otfioiating. Mr..
Leathers is an employee of the Southern
Shuttle and Bobbin Company and is a
young man of promise. Several friends
OF the couple in the vicinity of tho mar
riage and from Westminster were pres
ent. Those in the party from Westmiu-
ster were Mr.. and Mrs. 8. M. Bibb, Mrs.
Mamie Barron, Mrs. w. r. Leathers.
Misses Matte Hull, Emma Bibb, Ethei
Leathers, Messrs. Julius Martin, j. X.
Anderson, A. V. Leathers, Burt Mitchell,
Anthony b. Stewart, Andrew M. Norris,
Lawrence Pitts, Win Hull and w. B.
Brown. Miss Leathers and w. d. Hull
stood during the ceremony and witnessed
the nuptials. Mr.. Leathers and his
pretty bride arrived Sunday evening and
are at the home of the groom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Leathers, on Re
treat street.
Rev. j. j. Harrell, of Charlotte, will
visit Westminster the latter part of this
week and will preach in the Presbyte-
rian church next Sabbath, December IS,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon. Rev. Har.
rell is high-toned Christian gentleman
and a preacher of no little ability. Fol
several years he was a missionary ia
Brazil, but was compelled to return to
the United States on account of iii
health. The public cordially invited tc
attend the service, especially as many
from the Retreat and Oak Grove oongre-
cations as can come, for it is not def
nitely known as to whether Rev. Harrel
will have time to visit these churches
while here.
Rev. l.. j. Ehrlioh, of Morganton. N
c., converted jew, arrived Monday on
Train No. 80. While residing in the city
of Baltimore he was converted. After
his conversion the parents of Ehrlich
disinherited him and burned his body in
emgy. a number of our citizens have
heard the distinguished minister preach
at the Holiness hall since his arrival and
speak very favorably of his services.
Mrs. A. B. Vickery, of Lavonia, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. e. A. Dobbs'
Last Sunday afternoon at Q O'Clock the
marriage of Miss Fanny Baker and j
Burt Woolbright, of Greenville, was sol
emnized at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, near the Methodist church, ir
Westminster. Rev. r. M. DuBose per
formed the ceremony, using the ritua
of the Methodist church. The bride IL
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Baker, and Is young lady of refine
mirers. Mr.. Woolbright is the youngest
son of the late j. p. Woolbright, of this
county. For several months he has beer
with Fahnestock Bros, plumbers anG
gas filters, of Greenville, and is an ambi
tious and energetic young man and will
doubtless take good care of his beautiful
bride. They will make Greenville theil
future home.
The bookcase for the library of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union has been
placed in the church. 1t Is an elegant
piece of furniture.
j. B. Shanklin, of Anderson, was il
Westminster yesterday. He travels TO,
the Sullivan Hardware Co.
Westminster Lodge, No. 42, w. o. W.,
on Monday night elected the following
officers to serve the ensuing year: I. s.
Pitts, Council Commander; G. II. Miller
Advisor Lieutenant; j. 8. Carter, Banker
W. A. Dickerson, Clerk; w. s. Haley
Escort; Rolfe Hunt, Watchman; J. S.
derson and T. N. Hall, Managers; DR.. G.
NJ. Walker, Physician.
One day last week o. K. Breazeale was
favored with nice mess of sausage. He
got This package from Mrs. j. l.. Shank.
linz mail box. Bro. Breazeale Is thank.
full for all kind remembrances.
J. +. Dean, clever young Christian
gentleman of Anderson, is in town to-
day. He Is here to help the Wesleyan
Methodists in their meetings at the Holi,
ness hall.
Cotton brought from 11s to 12a yes.
terday.
Our merchants are makinng q nice dis.
play of toys and Christmas goods.
There is talk of another millinery store
opening in Westminster in the near fu
ture.
Slow progress Is made picking cotton
nowadays. The bolls are hard to gel
open.
The Graded School building will pre-.
sent an attractive appearance when an
ished. The walls have been completed
and the roof is now being put on.
The OcOnee friends of Henry A. Davis
will be delighted to hear that he is well
pleased with his adopted home at Greens.
boro, Ala. He is with A. G. Jones, q
prominent merchant of that city.
w. E. Singleton has gone to Liberty