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

daughter returned Monday from visit
to the family of w. G. Mason, Mt La
vonia.
Miss Mary Sam Messer visited in Fort
Madison last week.
James Norris, who has been at WASH
ington, ID. c., for several years past, has
taken up residence in Westminster. Mr..
Norris will connect himself with the
Westminster Knitting Mills.
The books of subscription to the capi.
tai stock of the Westminster Knitting
MILLS we're opened last Friday aud tho
entire stock was subscribed. A meet.
ing of the shareholders is called to be
held at the Banking house of the Peden
d Anderson Banking Company on Mon
day, 10th instant, AZ 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. Twenty per cent of the sub
scribed stock is required to be paid in on
that day. The remainder of the stock
will be called for during the fall and win
ter.
The friends of w. d. Hull, clerk for j.
j. s. Carter, will be glad to know
that he has about recovered from his
spell of sickness.
Glenn Sheldon visited his sister, Mrs NJ.
S. Stribling, this week as he was return.
ing from Atlanta, where he has been at
tending business college.
Mrs. j. w. Gaines and two children,
Carl and Harold, arrived last week to
spend some time in the up-country.
They are now spending a few days at
Townville. Mrs. Gaines is always cor
daily welcomed to Westminster, her old
home.
Samuel Ellison was in Westminster
one day last week.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school has
appointed Rev. J. j. Harrell. Mesdames
&. K. Anderson and Il. G. Peden to at
tend the Sabbath School Institute which
convenes at Pendleton Tuesday, 18th
instant.
Leland Marett, salesman for Ruskin
Anderson, Seneca, was over to see his
father, 8. r. MarstS, last Sunday.
II. p. Moore was at Seneca Monday.
Miss Lois Dickerson, a pleasant young
lady of Hartwel!, returned home last
week after spending couple of weeks
with her brothers in Westminster
Miss Florence Norris, who is teaching
school at Pleasant Ridge, spent Monday
in Westminster. Her friends are al
ways pleased to see her.
John M. Cobb, of Pelzer, was here
Saturday and Sunday. He says he is
, going to sendi two of his children to
school here.
Geo. Newton Dickson went to Clemson
Monday. He won scholarship at this
institution Of learning. George is a
studious young man.
o. d. Hall, of Georgia, was in town
one day last week.
The troops passed over the Southern
Monday on their homeward journey.
All freights we're annulled on account of
the extra trains.
At the Baptist church last Thursday
evening the b. Y p. U. held q conquest
meeting on the subject of "Great Mis-.
siOnary Heroes" Miss Louise Breazeale
was leader. The services were devo.
tiOnal and instructive. A number of
papers were read by the young ladies
and gentlemen!tand there were some
recitatiops and lectures on the subject.
Miss Ada Rogers, a handsome young
lady of Anderson, was the guest of Miss
Beulah Poore Saturday aud Sunday She
was accompanied lby her brother, Duff
Rogers.
Rev. A. p. Marett has closed his series
OF protraoted meetings for the summer
and his labors were blessed in the con-
version and salvation of many souls. He
is the pastor of Conneross, Pleasant
Ridge, New Hope and Old Westminster
Baptist churches. In some of his meet.
ings he was ably assisted by Revs. j. Fl.
Clark and John r. Moore, of Westmin-
ster. There were SO additions In all at
his four churches and the membership
greatly strengthened In the faith. Mr..
Marett's last meeting closed at New
Hope Sunday. Next Sabbath he will
perform the ordinance of, baptism to the