Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-07-13
NEWS FROM wEsrMlNsrEs.

wcstminster, July 1S.--A cordial invi-
tation Is extended TO all TO attend the Sc.
rjes5of meetings now being held In the
Presbyterian church. Hours fur seivioes
at 10 a. nj. and $50 p. IN. Rev. +. III.
Wardlaw, of Greenwood, a sweet spirited
young divine, is doing tho preaching in
addition to conducting short song SER
vice before and after each serrpon. His
sermons are excellent and edifying and
by his clear aud forcible delivery is max
one regrets exceedingly thatthe evangel-
ist, Rev. II. G. McLees. could not come
as had been planued. His mother is ly-
ing dangerously i'll and he had to remain
with her in Greenwood.
One day week before last invitations
were issued which read rs follows: "To
meet Miss Vera Jameson, Miss Alva
Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bibb,
Tuesday, July 3, $50 O'Clock. Fair
accepted and it was quite delightful
drive to the beautiful country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bibb. the grandparents of
the Misses Jameson. These young ladies
are the daughters of Dir. and Mrs. S. Y.
Jameson, of Atlanta, and they never ap.
peared sweeter and happier than on the
evening above mentioned. The pretty
Shp'V Vi Odho ttOuO buO houoO piO-
senred an attractive appearance. Japa-
nese lanterns were suspended here and
these. There was variety of amuse-
ments for the bellies and beaux, such as
drawing pig on paper with closed eyes,
writing and answer proposals." etc.
Delicious refreshments were served at
about 10 80, which were greatly enjoyed
by all present. There was plenty of
lemonade accessible at all times. About
fifty pueStS were preSent
Rev. X. A. Child, Presiding Elder of
the Greenviile District, is expected to
preach in the Methodist church Sunday
night
1t will be n fine trip to go to Tallulah
on July 9th. Fare for round trip $1.25.
Tallulah Falls is the Switzerland" of
America.
L. NJ. Tice has recently arrived from
Reedy River. Mr.. Tice has accepted a
position with the Choswell Cotton Mill
Company.
Thos. N. Carter and son, Hated, have
returned from visit to st. Louis.
\ Apple Johns bro ught the first county
raised watermelons to this market on
July 8. This was the earliest in many
years.
d. A. Baker is making preparations to
run an excursion from Elberton to S =
vannah via Westminster and Seneca on
July 20. Fare for round trip So IS.
Train will leave Elberton at 73O a. m.
and arrive here at 10 u. m. Returning
will leave Savannah at a. m. July %.
Rev. A. p. Marett has commenced the
erection of large and commodious resi-
dence in the suburbs. We are glad to
see SO many new dwellings going up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Haley aud children
have returned from visit to RoystOn.
Miss Hattie Stewart is the guest of her
sister, Miss Mamie Stewart.
r. II. McLain, of Concord, N. c., was
in town last week. He travels in the in
terest Of tho Presbyterian Standard,
published ut Charlotte.
Martin (Ga.) correspondent Atlanta
Journal says: Zone of the delightful
social events of the past week was the
reception given by Miss Lonuie Lucille
Mitchell in honor Of her guest, Miss
Mamie Terrell, of Westminster, S. g.,
one evening recently. Cotton" "Pit''
and "rraiP' were played during the
evening. The beautiful new home on
with Japanese lanterns and tho parlol
| and dining room were beautifully deco
rated with palms and flowers"
Mrs. Mary j. Simpson and her tive
daughters, Misses da and Ena Simpson
Of Piedmont, and Mrs. Matte CLASSIFY
of Honea Path, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Simpson last week.
LII. -. JatncSOn, Dl AtldDtd, WAS IL
town IL day or two last week.
ID. B. Clark left on Saturday for Ashe
vile, n. c., To spend the summer with
his father. he will also spend n while
| at Knoxville before returning home.
Miss Jessie Stribling is teaching very
| interesting kindergarten class at Seneca
| AS kindergarten is one of the agents
| which help to make noble men and
women, every child is fortunate who has
l., al, hn,, haa
very successful in this most important
work. While studying in the Normal
Kindergarten she was under the tutorage
of Miss Julia Johnson, n very earnest
and efficient teacher and whose death
was great loss To the little ones.
Martin (Ga.) letter in Atlanta journal;
"Miss Mamie Terrell, of Westminster
is the admired guest of Miss Lonnie
Mitchell this week."
Thos. Elliott, of Conger's, Ga, was in
town last week.
The families of w. p. and G. T.. Ander.
son, w. G. Pcdcn and G. f. Gray speut
several days last week delightfully."- in
tho mountains around Long Creek and
Brasstown.
The mail car will be put on No. II in a
few days.
"Miss Lucy Conger, who has been teach.
ing in Westminster, S. c., has returned
home to spend the summer. Miss Lucy
is one of Carnesville's most popular
young ladies and her presence will add
much pleasure to the social side OF
GAINESVILLE"
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Cannon are the
happy parents Of three pretty little girls.
The youngest one is just week old.
Newry Sunday.
Mrs. j. g. B. Vandiver and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Vandiver, of Baldwin, Miss,
have been on a visit to the family of Rev.
A. p. Marett
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Colfcy, of Wash
ington, d. c., are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Ii. g. Terrell. They arrived Saturday.
Mrs. Coifey was Miss Isabel Echols, of
Georgia, u sister of Mrs. Terrell.
The Gainesville Advance of last week
says: "Misses Lucy and Lizzie Congcr
were the charming hostesses, at a de-
lightful sociable Wednesday evening,
given in honor of their visiting friend,
Miss Mamie Terrell, of Westmiuster
The occasion was highly enjoyed by all
present"
Our good friend r. V. L. Fahpestock,
was in Westminster few hours Tuesday.
We are always glad to soc ''Tom."
Garnet Martin and w. p. Barker, who
have been away from home several
months engaged in saving shingles,
came home few days ago. The former
has been at Camden and the latter has
been located at Blainey.
The second annual farmers institute
was held at the Dickson Mineral Springs
on the 9th instant. Interesting speeches
were made by Prof. B. Fl. Rawl, DR.. r.
N. Bracket and Prof. w. S. Morrison,
all of Clemson. Prof. Rawl spoke on
live stock and dairying, DR.. Brackett on
chemistry and Prof. Morrison on educa-
ton. 4 picnic dinner was enjoyed by
all present. Many candidates for county
offices were present
An infant of James Rothell died last
Friday night. Its remains were buried
in the cemetery of the Old Westminster
church on the following day.
Mrs. Grambles and children, of Pied
mont are SnnnlinO q VI hile with rnla-