Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-09-14
NEWS FROM wEsTMlNsrEe.

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Westminster, September 14.-Dr. G. Nj.
Walker was called to Long Nose noun
tain Sunday to make post n ortem ex-
animation over the remains of Andrew
Hunter. Mr.. Hunter was said to have
been mentally unbalanced and committed
suicide.
Mrs. Mamie Barron will go to Atlanta
one day this week to select and purchase
her fall millinery goods. She expects to
have hor opening about the first OF 90.
tober.
The farmers are having fine weather
for pulling and saving fodder and pick
ing cotton.
At citizens meeting, held in the
school house last Friday afternoon for
the purpose of organizing Lyceum
club, Prof. T. M. Holland was elected
chairman. w. P. Anderson stated the
object of the meeting. He and NJ. s.
Stribling made able addresses on the
movement The club was organized by
electing Prof. Holland, president; Miss
Lula MCGEE, secretary, and T.. Peden
Anderson, treasurer The executive
committee is composed of Miss Talsie
Holland, Miss Katie Harris, W. P. An
derson, DR.. G. M. Walker and Miss
Z MCGEE. There will be three attractions
for the season; the first to occur on Mon
day evening, October 10, by Walter
Bentley Ball & Company, of the Rice
Bureau, Nashville, Tenn. This will be a
nice musical entertainment and it will
be worth attending. The company is
composed of Prof. Ball, baratone; Prof.
Hickman, violinist, and Miss Timblin,
reader. Committee decided to sell sea-
son tickets as follows: One ticket, $1.25;
families, 81 for each person; gentleman
and lady, SO; children under IL years OF
age, rs cents. For first attraction, re-
served seats, 80 cents; unreserved seats
25 cents; children, reserved seats, SO
cents; unreserved seats, 15 cents. When
you buy your ticket you get your choice
of seats not taken If you buy season
ticket. Tickets were given to Revs. j.
j. Harrell, r. M. DuBose, John r.
Moore and A. P. Marett. Parties wish
ing to secure seats in ample time can
find drawing at the bank showing how
the seats are arranged and numbered.
We shall be glad to have good repre-
sentation from neighboring towns and
communities at every attraction.
Tows Glenn, of Lausens county, was
visiting In Westminster last week. Mr..
Glenn is a son of d. III. Glenn, who for.
merly lived here.
Wade Sanders, Miss Gertrude Sanders
and Miss Ledbetter, of Anderson, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Terrell
a1Rst week.
8ish Barnett has returned to Clemson.
We are indebted to Mrs. Lulu Isbell
Hall, 1923 Oak Street, Jacksonville, Fla,
for copy of the Worlds Fair Edition
of the Florida Times Union. published
at Jacksonville. The paper contains a
comprehensive "write.up" of the pro-
ducts, resources, attractions and trans.
portation facilities of the LAND of
Flowers" This special edition is com.
posed of 90 pages, beautifully illustrated
and full of valuable information.
Alden Dickson left Monday for Glenn
son TO res ume his studies.
Mrs. J. III. Bibb went to Charlotte, N.
O., yesterday to visit her parents, Col.
and Mrs. r. e. Mason.
Fl. A. Haynes has closed his school at
Oak Grove and returned to his home at
Winterville, Ga.
w. s. Haley has moved into his new
residence.
Misses Bessie Spencer, Annie Freeman
and Miss Jones, of Fort Madison, and
Miss Daisy Deaton, of Toccoa, were in
Westminster last Sunday.
Mrs. John j. Arnold and her little son,
Julien, of Fayetteville, Ga, and Mrs. w.
b. Williams, of Barnesville, Ga, are
visiting Mrs. Thomas O. Peden, their
sister.
Mrs. r. A, Gilmer, of Madison, visited
friends here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Pedon and little