Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-01-14
NEWS N AND AROUND wEsralusrrR.

Westminster, January 14.---Miss Cleo
Moseiy, OF Anderson, is visiting her
this week. 81
Miss Eloise Mathewson, of Toccos, has
been on visit to her sister, Mrs. j. 8.
Carter. during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. IL. Dendy stopped
ling last week as they were moving from
Lavonia TO Seneca.
Mrs. Elias. Waite and little daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore, of SEN
week.
Mr.. John L. Adams and family spent
week before last with relatives and
friends at Bolton. Pelzer and elsewhere
in Anderson county.
DIR. j. II. Stonecypher Is spending a
month In different parts Of Georgia.
Mr. Edrou PoOre and sister, Miss
Bulah Poore, returned home last Wedues-
day from an extended visit to relatives
In Anderson county. They were accom-.
panied home by Miss Lula johnson, q
handsome young lady of Pelzer.
Mr.. Lee Brown is quite i'll this morn
lpg. He has been confined to his room
for several months.
Lila Kate, the four year-oid daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul Diokson, died
Monday evening, January J 2, at 8 o. o'clockk.
She had been an intense sufferer several
months. The interment occurred at the
town cemetery yesterday afternoon at a
O'Clock. The sympathy of many friends
is extended to the hereaved parents in
their sad affliction. The burial service
Mr.. J.. P. Stribling's granery, crib and
shuck house were accidentally burned
last Wednesday afternoon. he lost i've
Or six hundred bushels of corn, besides a
large quantity of small grain, cotton seed,
cotton seed meal and other feed stuffs
Loss about $700; insurance $500. Mr..
Sanders's outfit was shredding some
corn for Mr.. Stribling, and sparks from
the engine started the flames.
Little Dollie Harper, who accidentally
broke her leg while riding on wagon
loaded with wood on Christmas eve, died
one day last week. AS last resort to
save her life, the physicians amputated
the limb, and she passed away soon after.
wards. The fond parents regretted to
give up their child, but rejoice that she
has gone to be with Jesus. The remains
were buried in the Conneross cemetery;
Passenger train No. 12 was delayed
three hours or more last Sunday on ac.
count of wash-out near Mt. Airy.
Rev. j. Il. Moore preached an excellent
sermon on "Christian Fellowship" in til o
Baptist church last Sunday night. Mr..
Moore has not yet .signified his accept
ance to the call of this church for his
pastoral services
Mr.. Hugh Terrellyhas bought the house
and lot formerly owned by Mr. John Tan
merry, near the Southern Flour Mills.
Miss Ethel Leathers is now working at
the Westminster Telephone Exchange
office.
I Mr.. j. p. Mcdonald will occupy the
house of Mrs. j.. w. Harrison. recently
vacated by Mr.. o. K. Breazeale and
family.
The Mathewson Hardware Co. keep all
;kinds''o of hardware and farming imple-
ments, which they order in carload lots
direct from the Eastern markets. This
store serves a long felt want'in our sec
ton! The business of the firm Is in
chargeof Mr.. Paul Mathewsou, of Toccoa.
. Mr.: ALFRED o. Adair, well known
-eitizenof Conneross, has been quite sick
ffor!several weeks. Mr.. Adair has many
friends who hope to hear of his recovery.
: Wedding bells will ring in about two
weeks As
2SMr. John Couch has gone to Tallulah
Falls to get out an immense quantity of
crossties for the new railroad extension.
A. l.. Gossett