Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-07-20
ALPINE.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Westminster .,....., 1-O-42-1-1-O-1-2
Alpine..... ....... 3-0-0-O-0O-0-2.0
Struck out by Routh Id; by thinner
man 8. Time, l hour aud 45 minutes.
Umpire, ID. l.. Norris.
Atlanta Journsl, July 18: "Mrs. S. II.
Marett and Miss Daisy Dickson left
Tuesday night for 9. ten days visit to
Atlantic Beach, Fla"
Mrs. Allethia Ballenger attended the
revival services held in the Presbyterian
church last week.
Miss Lois Brown, of Bolton, and Miss
Essie Earle, of Pickens, have been visiting
Miss Louise Breazeale.
Miss Emma Moore returned Monday
from visit to her uncle, Rev. j. II.
Stone, near Seneca.
Rev. r. NJ. DuBose began protracted
meeting at Rock Springs church to-day.
Il. ID. Poore spent few days last
week on the Georgia side.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Stribling and Ebe-
nezer Stcibling, from near Fair Play,
worshipped in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
The third quarterly conference for the
Westminster charge convened at Hope
we'll last Saturday Rev. r. A. Child,
the presiding elder, stopped in Westmin-
ster short while en- route to that
church.
Prof. Il. M. Holland is moving this
week from Carrollton, Ga. He will oc-
cupy the new cottage which Jack Martin
built near the school house.
Miss Matte Hull visited Seneca last
Friday and Saturday.
Ralph G. Carter, of Liberty, was cir
culatibg in town last week.
j. Il. Burns, of Anderson, who has
been unwell for several months, came to
Westminster this week with the hope
that a change would be beneficial He
was accompanied by his two sons, Dendy
and Frank. We hope that he will soon
be restored to his usual health and vigor,
Mr.. Burns was one of the early settlers
of this place and lent hand to the up
his brother-in-law, NJ. A. Terrell, and
would bo pleased to have his friends
call.
w. w. Turner and son, Rufus Turner,
and Miss Gussie Woods, of Athens, Ca,
have been on visit to DR.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Walker during the past week.
Mrs. William Watkins, of Greenville
is spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. III. Dilworth.
Mrs. 7. Y. Hunnicutt arrived from
Tampa, Fla, last Thursday and will
spend the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Abbott, of near Con-
neross.
News of the death of Miss Lille Alb
bott will be received with sorrow wher-
friends, as was evidenced by the large at
tendance at the funeral at Conneross
Baptist church last Sunday. In her
childhood and in her young womanhood
she was specimen of purity. During
her sickness of about two weeks
prayers were offered for her recovery.
No doubt the prayers will now ascend on
hphalf of thp pripf striclYan G family,
The revival services closed in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday night
and Rev. +. III. Wardlaw returned to his
homo on Monday. The presence of
Brother Wardlaw was a benediction and
the church feels grateful to Him who
has so wonderfully heard their prayers
and blessed them. Six members were
received.
The second match game of baseball
played between Alpine and Westminster
yesterday afternoon, Westminster was
defeated by score of II to 10.
News of the death of Lewis Knox, of
Tugaloo, was a shock to friends hero.
His lifeless body was found in bed early
yesterday morning and it is not known
at what hour he breathed his last. He
is survived by his mother, wife and one
child. Interment will occur in the ceme-
terry of Old Westminster church this af-
tern0on at 4 o'clock.
Rev. S. Y. Jameson, D. D., of Atlanta,
preached most edifying sermon in the
Baptist church last Sabbath.
K. G. Dickson came home about q
week ago from the Citadel Academy, of
Charleston. He has one more year to
spend there.
Miss Lizzie Brown, beautiful young
lady of Athens, is the guest of Mrs. DR..
G. NJ. Walker.
II. A. Williams has disabled arm,
caused by falling from an engine and
fracturing the wrist bone.
Watermelons are small. The dry
weather cut short their growth.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Golden,
on July 13, a daughter.
Miss Nora Patten, one of Toccoa's
milliners, was here last week.
c. l.. Davis, a machinist of Lake Inn,
La, was visiting relatives in Oconee last
week. He is the eldest son of r. A.
Davis, of Fair Play, and brother of
Cornelius Davis, of this place.
Mrs. John w. Kibler, of Newberry,
formerly Miss Fannie Sheldon, of this
was visiting her sister, Mrs. M.
S. Strbling, during the past week.
Mrs. Dorrah, of Greenville, returned
home one day last week, after visit
with the family of j. D. Sheldon, near
Fair Play.
Walter Barnwell, travelling salesman
for Everett Ridley, Reagan & Co., of At |
lanta, was in Westminster last Thursday.
Lee Sitton, of near Seneca, was in town
a short while last Wednesday.
happy party left here Monday morn
ing, July 4, for the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
Sloan Bruce, near Avalon, Ca, to be tho |
guest at house party given by Miss |
Ethel Bruce. Tuesday a picnic was
where they enjoyed fishing, boat-riding
and delicious basket dinner. On |
Wednesday evening large party from
Avalon and Martin came out on the ebay |
ride" Thursday evening the party came |
back to town singing "Nellie Gray" and
''Suwanee River" and one could catch
from the ring of their voices the report
of merry time. Those in the party
were: Peden and Willie Anderson, Lee
and Rutledge Zimmerman, of
Westminster; Frank Sheldon, of Fair
Play; Dave Conger, of Gainesville, Ga. {;
Paul Cooper, of Avalon; Misses Margie
Sarah Anderson, Lucille Iim-
norman, of Westminster; Vera Prince,
of Anderson; Lizzie Conger, of Carnes,
Vile; Louise Sheldon, of Fair Play;
Daisy Foster and Hortense Jones, of |
Retreat. The party wish to thank Knox
Anderson for taking them over and |
bringing them back
Joe and "Ditt" White, children of r.
F. White, of Greenville, are visiting Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. III. Ligon.
William Tice, formerly of Dallas, |
Texas, was here last week.
The water in wells is lower than ever
know, as result of the continued |
drouth. In many localities branches
have dried up.
Misses Lille and Geraldine Hujghs, of |
visited relatives and friends |
here last week and attended tho services |
in the Presbyterian church
The Westminster Oil and Fertilizer |
Co. are digging another large we'll to
supplement the water supply when the
mill resumes operation,
w. r.. Mason has been quito sick the
past week.
We notice that A. Zimmerman has had |
the cemetery lot nicely cleaned off.
This is very commendable respect