Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-04-22
NEWS in AND AROUND WESTMINSTER.

Westminster, April 90. Mics Maud
Rosamond Pickens, second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Pickens, was mar
ried last Wednesday night, April 10Th, at
$50 O'clock to Mr.. Julius G. McWhorter,
| Of, Liberty. The marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. l.. Boggs, q
former pastor of the Third Presbyterian
church of Greenville. The happy couple
drove to Liberty on Thursday, where
their future home will be. We extend
our congratulations.
Mr.. j. NJ. Reese, OF Anderson, was
here Monday. He represents the @. A.
Reed Music House.
Mr., John A. Terrell moved Monday to
Lockhart We are sorry to lose him
from our midst.
Mr.. ). Wade Dickson has two fine
milk COWS for sale.
Mn and Mrs. @. M. Shelton, of Wal
hslla, were guests Of Rev. and Mrs. r..
L. Dufie Saturday and Sunday.
Miss May Moon, of Conner, Ga, who
inRsa month in nWestminster as the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. j. III. Stonecypher.
Rev j. @. Shive will return to West
minster from Hot Springs, Ark, next
Friday and will preach In the Presbyte-
rian church on Sabbath, April 28, at IL
a. M, and at night. Mrs. Shive will stay
at Hot Springs for sometime yet.
Rev. r.. NJ. DuBose expects to begin a
protracted meeting at the Methodist
He will be assisted by Rev. John E.
Beard, an able divine of Pendleton.
Public cordially invited to all the SER
vices.
MIR. ii. B. Zimmerman had his first
mess of ripe strawberries last Wednes-
day. w.
last Friday on business.
Mr.. Edgar Hiott was a visitor here last
Mr.. G. e. o. Mitchell has moved into
the house he recently bought from Mr..
II, ,B. Elliott. whore he will henceforth
reside. We gladly welcome you among
our neighbors, Bro. Mitchell.
fEiMr. and Mrs. I'll. b. Zimmerman and
son, Fred, visited at oakway Sunday.
il Mr.. G. f.. Gray returned Friday from
Of the South Carolina Presbytery.
Capt. w. Il. Parker and grandson, Rob-
ert Parker, went to Seneca last Friday
on business.
Miss Belle Spencer, of Fort Madison,
was shopping at Westminster Tuesday.
Our townsman, Mr.. III. B. Zimmerman,
Is having an addition built to his resi-
dence. Mr.. r. E. Norris is doing the
work.
Invitations have been received in West
! minister announcing ihe coming marriage
of Miss Bessie Gordon Crews to Dr..
| David Barnes Drewry. The wedding
will occur at "Belle Grove" the home of
Mrs. Annie f. Crews. in Chatham, Va,
on Wednesday afternoon, April 20, at
2.30. The bride elect is pleasantly re-
membered in the social circles of our
town. She spent two years here as gov
erness in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
| Carter and during her stay won, many
| friends and admirers.
Miss Ida Jones entertained delightfully."-
| a number of ladies and gentlemen at her
home last Friday evening from till II
O'Clock. Progressive finch and up jnks
we're principally the games played. All
present report q pleasant evening. The
guests present we're: Misses Lillian
Simpson, Mamie Stewart, Beulah Poore,
Annie Kay, Luna Moore, Mamie Terrell,
Emma Bibb, Sallie Dickson, Lucy Con.
ger, Irene Miller, Belle Turner; DR.. Q.
M. Walker, Messrs. Cornelius Davis,
Crayton Moore, r. r. Harkey, Edron
Poore, Henry Cheek, Thornton Moore,
Paul w. Matheson, Burt Mitchell, A. B.
Stewart, j. A. Zimmerman, Il. s. Miller
j. A. Anderson, Prof. David Conger and
DR.. Il. M. Meriwether.
Mr.. William III. Grant, of Seneca, and
Miss Maggie McAlister were united in
marriage last Wednesday evening. Rev
A. p. Marett, of Westminster, was the
officiating Clergyman. The bride is @
daughter of Rev. w. T. McAlister, who
resides near the Percival crossing, hall
way between Westminster and Harbin's
! A. l.. Gossett.