Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-03-23
News saom WesfMlssYsa.

Westminstes, Msroh 2S.--Thare viii be
services in the M. T.. Church next sab
bath Afternoon at5:t5 O'Clock. Here.
alter the appointments for preaohing
will be on the fourth Sunday Afternoon
Instead OF the third Sunday night. The
hour torspnday school has been changed
to p. m. -
Mr. and Mrs. h A. Riley. after AN
absence of many years, returned TO West
minister one day last week. They had
been residing at Nashville, Ark, for
twenty odd years and have now come
back 70 their old home to spend the re-
mainder of their days.
j. III. Whitfield and Miss Leila Craw-
ford We're married recently by S. ii.
johns, Esq,
J,R. p. Sewoll, banker Of Calvin.
i. t., was in Westminster last Saturday.
John Lesly, OF Easley, and Mr.. DUR
ham, of Pelzer, were visitors at Prof. j.
A. Durham's duriug the past week.
B. b. Garrison visited Atlanta this
week. I
j. Y. Jones spent day or two with
his parents before leaving for Pelzer.
where he has position with the South.
ern Railway.
The Offices of the Oconee and the
Southern Bell Telephone companies have
been consolidated. This has been done
in order that subscribers to the Oconee
Telephone CO., can transmit message
over the long distance wires without any
delay.
Mrs. J. III. Bibb, of Atlanta, arrived
last Thursday to spend while with
relatives and friends In Oconee. She
went to Seneca yesterday.
Hamp White of Lavonia, was in the
community q few days last week
Rev. w. s. Hamiter, of Seneca, was
here few hours last Wednesday.
Ed. Cobb, of Huntsville, Ala, returned
home Thursday, after spending few
days with relatives near Westminster.
Mrs. b. B. Garrison is spending few
days in Atlanta.
John M. Cobb, of Pelzer, was here the
first of this week.
Little Miss lila Wilson entertained
gracefully dozen or more Of the COM
ing young ladies of Westminster few
days ago, the occasion being the seventh
anniversary of her birthday. Miss vii.
sons guests included Misses Blande
Lea HERS, Carrie Huh, Marie HALL,
Marion Pitts, Bernice Cannon, Hortense
Cross, Carmine Cross, Gladys Carter,
Josephine Haley, Bessie Barron, Caroline
Carter, Leona Deck and Master Edwin
Gaines.
Gainesville (Ga.) Advance, March 1S:
Cards are out announcing the approach.
ing marriage of John Stevenson, of La
vonia, to Miss Beatrice Miller, of near
GAINESVILLE. The marriage will be
solemnized at the home of the BRIDES
father, James Miller; March 20. Mr..
Stevenson is young man of high char
acter and is prominent in the business
world of Lavonia. Miss Miller, is a
young woman of many social charms
and has many friends who will be inter
ested to hear of her marriage" The
groom is brick mason and is well known
here, having erected two store houses
here couple of years ago. His bride
is pleasantly remembered as the daugh
tor of j. @. Miller, who formerly re-
sided on ColonePs Fork Creek, two miles
from Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Anderson and
three children returned Monday from q
short visit to the family of VIC Mason,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Sheldon and Mark
Stribling, of near Fair Play, visited the
family of M. S. Stribling tho first of this
| week.
Misses Pauline and Anna Westmore-
land, of Folsom, and Mr.. and Mrs. War
r!e Edge, of Toccoa, visited the family
of A. Cheek last week.
Prof. David Conger, of GAINESVILLE,
was i'm town Saturday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Gaines.
on March 1st, son.
Col. Il. f.. Mason, formerly of West
minister, but now resident of Charlotte,
N. c., was here last Friday. He was ac-
companied by four prominent cotton mill
men of that city.
DR.. j. l.. Hanson and son, Dutch Han
| son, of Clayton, Ga, visited their friend,
A. l.. billiard, last week.
A. L. Gossett.