Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-08-05

l,l ,pe' snu tne piiot torn on
~ 80 s, Vgser ~ ~ NJ aops
piled together and 3 nooysed into aniints
ters. The fourth car left the track, brt
was not 80 badly demoliehed. ghe car
ynv rha ~ .no M onsine Mss ioauSo WIN soap.
Lumbar for the PacoIat Manrsecs,,,i,a
Company. The .other two cara were
loaded with pig iron. The wrecking
vnew yy ciearea tne Track py "a o'clock
mass ovar y,aa No an TSa ar5 ',s ...ss, ~
all day Thursday rsmovino tbe dahS is
and reloading the merchandise. N
MISS Alice Langston, from near Senec !,
Mrs Thnss p;Sh sn nvRasenss, wa.s.l.;, s,r. ale
w. p. Anderson Aud Mai II. ri Cross
were in Greenyille several days last week
ON business.
% snsny,n a. e. S,ngae.os, I 2. Esson.on n .., Sa;,
his parents, Mr. aud Mrs. nj. r. single
ton, of the Tahes section.
q. u. Diver, OF The Greenyiile News,
-
Hotes OF interest Rnout Town.
Westminster, August 5.--Mrs. w. NJ.
Cole died 81 her home In East End last
Friday morning, July 81, at ], O'Clock
from an acute attack of indigestion, aged
43 years, one month and 10 days. She
was native Of Union county and PEE
vious to her marriage with Mr.. Cole she
was Miss Mary Alice Holmes, n 6augh-
ter of the late BENJAMIN Il. Holmea.
They were married in Spartanburg
county 23 years ago. Six children were
born unto thera, Ave of whom are living.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole moved to this section
from near Septus post office in Anderson
county in 1900. Mrs. Coal was a mem-
Der of the Methodist church and lived a
model Christian life, having been con-
verted at the age Of ten years. She was
also member Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. She was to her hus-
band and children all that is implied In
the words wife and mother and many
friends deeply sympathize with the
family In their hour of sorrow. Her
pastor, Rev. r. M. DuBose, conducted the
funeral services over her body at the
Ola Westminster church last Friday
evening, after which the remains were
lowered in the grave as the sun was hid
Ing itself behind the western hills. A
The Presbyterian Sabbath school had
quite a moe and enjoyable picnic out at the
mineral spri ngs last Thursday afternoon.
The friends OF H. f. Whitmire will re-
Rret 70 hear that he is quite sick pres
ent.
w. .. and Lester Alexander came up
month at home.
- S.-,I,,
,DnR 10 az nohe, ater
stay OF several months in Atlanta, where
he has been pursuing course of short
hand In the night school of tho v M n
~ ... 49, =, "
oNpoo'S w Ro W monroe, Ia,
IN week or Two 20 I'LL the position OF
stenographer in the law Office of Clifford
| Walker.
poo, 90
~ oeaohain' VI hasiey, former
citizen OF this county, is visiting In and
near Westminster.
| Tho watorn,o,on ond a.
NOW" "'u 'io peaoh crops
arc Voiy nne'
j. X. West and family, of Greenville,
were visiting the family of w. p. Ander.
so,, +ho srot 30 th;. ,oo,-
~ VIC won.
MISS ola walker, OF Tugaloo Valley,
is the guest of friends in Westminster
this week.
| M;ss Onbe,;a Ra;Iau a f,;r - ,,s.
D".oy, i"ir young iaoy
OF Greenville, is visiting the family of
Mrs. e. A. Norris.
Cant. r r. White of Groan,;,Io mo,
,,o r. - TN, was
ho.o ,''o' s""y anu fiiuay.
W. w. Iraynham, of the Five Forks
section OF Anderson county, was visiting
'he family OF W. Nd. Cole this week.
". ii ID. ~ fta
Presbyterian church, has announced to
MS session his intention OF accepting a
call from upper Long Cane church, in
AooeVllle county, which he has had
under prayerfui confederation for seve-
raj weeks, and the South Carolina Pres
bytery, at its meeting in September, will
be requested to release him as stated
this church had extended him to become
ITS pastor. we much regretted to learn
that Bro. Shive was going to leave us,
put earnestly nope his removal to ano-
ther held Will DO much to his benefit and
advantage. He is minister of marked
9uaIncations, ana as pulpit orator he
mas rev equals. His stay among us has
oeeh peasant, ana ne mas been richly
rewarded Tor his faithful presentment of
the oracles OF God by large increase in
membership at all the churches he has
supplied.
-. u. Jones, "a blacksmith Of Fort
Madison, was in town Saturday on
business.
Mr. ana MRS. ~. I. Moon, of Conner,
Ga, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. j..
Henry Stonecypher.. Mr.. Moon Is one of
C0mer's leading business men.
Beglnning, next Sabbath at $50 p. M
there will be services in the Baptist
church throughout the week. Rev. A.
y. cree, OF Carney, has been engaged to
assist the pastor, Rev. John K. Moore, in
carrying on the meeting. Rev. Cree has
Deen In Atlanta helping DIR. Len G..
| broughton IN series OF services. He is
Very ape minlster. everybody invited
TO attend the meeting. In all probabil-
lty there Will be three sermons daily.
IN Ihere VIII be services In both the
| PreSDyt9rlan and Methodist Churohea