Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-04-13

.WesGmiEisler, April l3.--Marrled, on |
April Ill, at the residence of the offiolat-
ing Magistrate, 3. III. Johns, Esq, Miss
Damer Hendrix and john Littleton.
The bride aud groom are operatives i,i
the Chesweil Cotton Mill aud have msny
friends, who Join ip wishing them a long
and happy life.
The best grade Of cotton is bringing ID
cents at this market. We understand
there are several farmers still holding y
few bales.
Mrs. y. L Walker, OF Tugaloo Valley,
was visiting ber con, DIR. @. NJ. Walker,
and daughter, Mrs. DR.. ii. Z. Rosser, this
week.
DR.. ). @. Chatham's Office is up stairs
| In DR.. Walkers brick building. lie will
spend about half his time In Westminster
until he procures n suitable dwelling to
move into.
Mrs. Ella S. Waite has purchased from
w. p. Anderson two brick store rooms
on Main street. These are the oldest
brick structures in the place, erected in
1896.
@. G.. Voigt, of Easley, was in town
Saturday and lectured in the Masonic
Hall in regard to the establishment OF a
cheese factory In this section. Mr.. Voigt
and w. Paul Dickson are soliciting sub
scriptions of STOCKHOLDERS. Six hundred
dollars will equip o plant ready for manu-
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each. Our merchants sell quite lot of
cheese, and we think plant here would
prove profitable investment to the
stockholders. Mr.. Voigt had sample
of the product of the Brusby Creek fac
tory and it was fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Darby, OF Walhalla,
wore in Westminster few hours on
Tuesday.
X. E. Harkey left on Monday for
Atlanta, where he goes to accept the
position of engineer for the Capital City
Brick Company.
Jessie q. Sanders was in this section q
few days ago. Mr.. Sanders is now con-
nected with the Excelsior Granite Co.,
Of Heath Springs. He returned to
Heath Springs last Saturday.
Psof. j. A. Durham left yesterday for
a two weeks visit to Liberty, Pelzer, and
Bisbopville. He will sing for an evange-
list in protracted meeting at Bishop
w. NJ. Kay has about recovered from
an attack of the mumps.
u. w. Marett, of Atlanta, was here one
day last week.
Mrs. r. A. Gilmer, of Fort Madison
} was visitor here last Friday.
@. III. Stonecypher was in the Fail
Play section Friday: Henly says there
are lots of pretty girls around Fair Play
Il. S. Fennell, of Pelzer, and Elijah
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Westminster one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Terrell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Leathers, Misses Lucy Conger
} Mamie Terrell, Matte Hull, Ethel Leath
ers, Emma Bibb, Mary Messer, Margie
Stribling, Ada Marett, Lula Magee
Messrs. j. NJ. Martin, w. d. Hull, j. X
Conway Terrell, Lee Stribling, Clinton
Marett, j. A. Zimmerman and Bur
} Mitchell attended the closing of the
Rtchland school last Friday evening.
Mrs. DR.. Burt Mitchell and william
Bewley returned Monday from a visit tt
Anderson.
Beginning next Friday evening at 7,8t
weekly prayer meeting service will b'
inaugurated at the Shuttle Factory
chapel.
Rev. d. F. Carter will preach at Holl,
Springs school house next Sunday, Apri
II, at II a. m. Public cordially invited
Major b. II. Cross, DR.. G. Nj. Walker
w. NJ. and A. l.. billiard, j. w. MCGEE
W. A. Clark, VIM. j. Stribling, G. o
Simpson, l.. A. Tannery and Mrs. Ell,
Waite were at Greenville last Thursda,
and Friday in attendance upon the Cour
) of Common Pleas.
Arthur Martin, of Columbia, spen
: Sunday and Monday with his father, j
r. Martin, of Westminster.
Mrs. Elizabeth George died very sud
denly at her home in Atlanta few day
ago in the 65th year of her age. She wa
the mother of Mrs. w. j. Vickery ant
Mrs. G. w. Marett and was known b,
many of our people.
Cyrus Brownlee Newton, of San Fran
cisco, the noted American humorist ant
entertainer, was in Westminster a few
hours last Friday.
, Earle Rochester,, of Poplar, was il
town Tuesday and reports the arrival o
another daughter at his house.
Rev. j. j. Harrell, pastor of the Pres
{ byterian church, will preach at Oal
Grove next Sabbath, April II, at II a. m
John w. Shelor, of Tugaloo, was il
town on Tuesday.
l. We learn that j. r. Burns, of Ander
{ son, Is quite sick. Mr.. Burns was ono O
our first settlers, and having resided
here for a number of years, has man,
friends who hope to hear of his earl,
restoration to health.
The witnesses in the case of Waite va
Southern Railway were discharged Fri
day morning at Greenville and returned
homo that afternoon. The suit was com
promised after the trial began.
Rev. A. p. Marett and j. r. Orr ar
having their residences painted.
Cotton planters are seen running thi
week. A. l.. Gossett.
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