Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-01-11
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.

Westminster, january III MIR. and Mrs,
j. L. Manning, of Jefferson. Texas, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. e. j. King, and
other relatives, in Westminster. Mr..
Manning is native of Anderson county
]. A. Knox left Monday for pros.
psctive trip through Texas.
j. H. Barnett has returned from the
Indian Territory.
c. b. Vaughan, son of r. N. Vaughan,
is quite sick at his fathers home, near
here.
The ribbers and loopers for the West
minister Knitting Mills have arrived and
are being installe fr. Hatcher, of the
Sullivan Hardwa,> Company, is here
placing the engine and boiler.
The remains of Mrs. Eva Simpson
Flynn arrived here Monday on No. 12
and were laid to rest In the West End
Cemetery yesterday, in the presence of a
large concourse Of sympathizing friends.
After a short illness she passed away at
the Tabernacle Baptist Hospital, in At
lanta, Ca, at midnight on Saturday last.
reached Westminster on Sunday. AS
Miss Eva Simpson the deceased was we'll
known In Westminster and the announce
ment of her death caused much sorrow.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Simpson and was young
woman of sweet and amiable disposi-
ton. She was married to Albert Flynn,
of Atlanta, in November, 1902. She
leaves heart-broken husband and two
children (the youngest only two weeks
old.) Mr. and Mr.. Simpson were sum-
moned to Atlanta on Saturday and
were with their daughter duriug her
last hours on earth. To the husband and
family is extended the sympathy of many
friends in their deep sorrow.
DR.. w. j. Carter, now of Atlanta, has
bought the istock of drugs formerly
owned by the Westminster Drug Co. and
will locate here at an early day. Every
body in Westminster knows and likes
VIII Carter and it is safe to predict for
him great success. Besides beiu { a
graduate of the Baltimore Medical Col
lege he Is n dental surgeon and will fiji a
long-felt want in our progressive section
of the county.
Miss Bonnie Freeman was in Anderson
last week.
Rev. ]. 1. Spinks began his years. work
on the Westminster Circuit last Sunday
by preaching three sermons.
A car load of cotton was burned here
Tuesday morning at Z O'Clock. About
45 bales, "swere consumed. The fire
started while the cotton was on its way
from Greenwood, Miss, to Liverpool,
England. 1t is supposed to have caught
while passing burning car at Madison.
The car was completely burned up.
The funeral services of Mrs. Eva
Flynn, who died in Atlanta last Satur-
day. werel conducted at the Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
by Rev. John r. Moore, the pastor.
The body of DR.. j. Fl. McJunkiu will
arrive here to-day. He died at is home
in Toccoa, Ca, yesterday. Interment
will take place at South Union. He was
physician for the Southern Railway for
that section of the road between Toccoa
Shh SoihSoFihOs Ilo Was d pTOU1lu6lG
man and "a good physician, and will be
greatly missed by large circle of friends.
His father, S. S. McJunkin, resides near
South Union.
Miss Victoria Hayes, of Avalon, Ca,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H..
Stonecypher last week.
Mrs. DIR. burt Mitchell il seriously
sick at the home of one of her sisters in
Anderson. DR.. Mitchell has been at her
bedside for several days. Mrs. Mitchell
went to Anderson to spend Christmas
and took sick soon after leaving home.
ID. p. Moon, of Conner, Ca, visited his
daughter, Mrs. j. III. Stonecypher, last
week. Mr.. Moon is one of Comer's lead
ing citizens. A. l.. Gossett.
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