Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-01-28
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1Westminstef, s. O., january 28.--Mrs.
Garnett M. Martin, of Roswell, Ga, ia
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
King.
I. Rev.. j. II. Moore, the new pastor of
the Baptist church, win preach next Sab.
bath at III 2. M and at Z p. m. His APP
third Sabbaths. 'N
Mr.. w. l.. Barber, of Hartwell. has
just completed the putting in OF the
large plate glass in the front of the store
OF ~. 8. Stribling. DIR. @. M. Walker,s q
building will also have glass front
These buildings will have the prettiest
fronts of any town. 's'0'' :
Quite a! lot of cotton was sold last
week. IT brought from So to Sa cents.
gaged ia painting the residences on the
Simpson block. = :,
Mr.AJ. g. Hull has arrived at Bowie,
arizona, his destination, and writes his
nome folks that he is great deal better
than when he started from home.
Mr; "A. l.. billiard, our yigilant town
marshat, arrested a white man by the
i, name of Virgil Thomas on Monday.
Ghomas Is wanted in Franklin county,
and battery with intent to murder. Mr.
Dliard held the requisition paper
from Governor McSweeney and was
waiting for an opportunity to catch
:ihomas. He is very successful in can
turing fugitives from Justice. Thomas
has been committed to Jail at Walhalla
and Sheriff e.. s. Clodfeller, of Carnes-
vile, notified of the arrest.
: Trailing. to receive the necessary grant
of franchise from the town authoritfes To
construct their line down Main street
Wlthout WV opening an Office, the Postal
Telegraph Cable Company have crossed
the railroad at the North Main street
crossing and will traverse Abbey street
and recross the railroad at the old iron
tonnnary. They have given us the ego
Ms j., q. Barnett spent a while in
Fort Madison Monday.
{. .,nThere, is talk of erecting n S1O Ooo
school building at Westminster with a
view OF graded school. A call meeting
OF citizens of Westminster School Dis,
rlfet ~, Ho, Il was held last Saturday after
,,nMr. "a D. Poore made two bales of
cotton avefaging Ala pounds apiece on
iess than two acres on his lot east of the
cotton mill last year. The cost of hoe
Ing this field of cotton was only $1.4O.
Mr.. Poore broke the ground thoroughly
and planted On % fiat bed, which made il
easy to cultivate with the plow,
Mr. John r. Long, of Greenville, re-
turned home yesterday, after spending a
week with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. D. Long, of Tugaloo. Mr.
Long enjoyed several bird hunts during
his stay in Oconee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Flynn returned to
Atlanta yesterday after a brief visit to
Che family of Mr.. @. G. Simpson. Mrs.
Flynn is pleasantly remem bered as Miss
Eva Simpson. Mr.. Flynn holds q re-
sponsfble position with the Southern
Hallway and is a worthy young man.
They were happily married in Atlanta
on November so and are now keeping
house at Al Castlebnry street.
a ME- William X. Mulkey, formerly of
1emorest, Ga, is assisting his brother,
lMrsl @. j. Mulkey, at the post office. He
has many friends who will be pleased to
see ;himthandling the mail. Mr.. Mulkey
says he has quit the shoe-making bust
ness forever.
Mr.. J. G. Clark is night telegraph ope-
ratOr here now.
! DR.. Will Doyle, of Seneca, was in town
Monday.
Miss Belle Turner spent Saturday and
Sunday with home-folks at Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Cheek are spending
a few days in Atlanta. During Mr.
Checks absence our genial friend, Mr.
rator at the depot.
"a Cotton seed are selling at one dollar
per one hundred pounds on the West
munster market.
Y Mr.. Mason Duncan, of Tomassee, has
been visiting his son, Mr.. j. NJ. Duncan,
and his daughter, Mrs. r. N. Vaughn,
near Westminster, this week.
Miss Mary Whitmire, of Ebenezer, is
teaching the Oak Grove school.
tEl MfsED. w. Hiott, of Easley, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John A.. Terrell. The
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell
has been suffering intensely from an at
tack!ot 'membraneou Group, but is i'm
proving. A. J.. Gossett.
) TIE Chunrrp and the Atlanta nnnat;-