Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-10-21

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Married, October 10, &C the resideuce
OF the officiating minister, Rev. w. T..
McAlieter, Augustus Carver and Miss
Dora Farmer. ttSs
Married. October is, at the residence
Eof the officiating minister, Rev. w. Il.
Nc Alister,s j. III. Manley aud Miss Rittie
~. Norris. All OF Oconee.
Mrs. Sallie Eohols won't down to At
lanta Monday on . sad mission. Her
little boy, Clafences has to have his eyes
treated.
Capt w. r. Parker and his grandson,
Robt. Parker, spent a day or two In An
derson last week.
Mrs. j. n. Barnett and two children,
Frank and Maggie. left last week for q
visit OF several days In Atlanta and Dal
ton. Mrs. Sue Whaley, sister OF Mrs
Barnett, resides at Dalton.
Miss Nannie Terrell left Monday for a
visit to Toccoa and Atlanta. She will
return tomorrow.
from Atlanta, where he had been taking
in tho Southern Interstate Fair.
B. Il. Martin, of the Anderson bar, was
In town last Friday.
E. o. Singleton has gone to Liberty ia
buy cotton seed for the Westminster Oil
and Fertilizer Company.
w j. Haley returned to Royston, Ca,
Monday, aftera brief visit to his son,
w. s.. Haley.
Hiss Hattie l.. Zimmerman spent seve.
raj days at Oakway last week, visiting
the family of her nncle, John l.. McLin.
Mrs. G.. w. Sewell, of Lavonia, has re-
turned home, after visit of several
days with her daughter, Mrs. w. s,
Haley She was accompanied by h eI
daughter, Mrs. s. j. Waters.
A special meeting was held in the Bap,
tist church last Friday, composed of two
delegates from each church in the Bea.
verdam Associations, to consider the ad.
visibility of employing missionary ia
the association. A number of ministers
and members were present. 1t was de
cided to supplement the salaries of the
pastors, whore necessary, making them
missionaries.
Miss Maude Burriss, of South Union
went to. Atlanta Friday to attend the
Southern Interstate Fair.
Amos Julian has accepted position
with the Southern Shuttle and Bobbiu
Company. He is boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs, Y. E. Pitts.
The ordinance of baptism was admin
istered to two candidates at the new Bap
tist church Sunday night. There were
also two additions by letter.
Prof. David Conger, DR.. L. M, Meri
wether, III. b. Worth and Paul w. Mathe
Athens, where they witnessed the Wal
ker-Turner nuptiais yesterday
The new graded school building Is be
ginning to present handsome appear
ance. The granite used in the building
came from Stone Mountain, near Atlanta
John M. Cobb, of Pelzer, was in thit
vicinity this week.
j. s. Carter is having some nice i'm
prOvements made to his dwelling. The
front piazza has been torn away and will
be rebuilt.
NJ. s. Stribling, clerk of the session
received n letter from Rev. N. b. Mathes
one day last week stating that the cal
for bis pastoral services was being care
fully and prayerfully considered and he
was also awaiting the action of Retreat
church. Retreat held their oongre-
gational meeting Sunday in regular form
and have called Mr.. Mathes 1t is hoped
that he will accept the work in the field
and move over as soon as the constitu
tional requirements are complied with.
DR.. G. M. Walkers new dwelling will
contain nine rooms and will be quito an
ornament on College street when com
pleted. III. j. Waldrip, Solomon O'Kelley
j. w. Simpson and A. G.. Cox are among
the carpenters employed in building it.
Mrs. John N. Doyle and little daughter
boarded the train here to-day for their
home at Granbury, Texas, after spending
several months with relatives in Oconee
The oil mill machinery is being in
stalled as fast az 1t arrives. They hope
to have everything in readiness to start
to running in about three weeks.
l.. III. V. Hobson, who got his ankle
broken couple of weeks ago, is getting
along nicely. a. l.. Gossett.