Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-20
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.

Westminster, September 10. - Mrs.
Vada .Marett and children, who have
bee~ at Fair Play for quite awhile, are
now at Mrs. ii. j. FEEDERS, mother OF
Mrs. Marett
Mrs. Lila Hunnioutt and sister, Miss
Kate Abbott, of the Bear Swamp SEQ.
ton, were visitors at g. w. Leatht rs's on
last sunday.
IL. r. Stone and sister, Miss Eta,
Broadus Bagwel and sister, Miss Vera,
1f Seneca, aud II. III. Marett and Robt.
Reese. OF Fair Play, were visitors a,
Mrs. f. j. Reeder's Sunday.
The anniversary exercises Of the Pres.
byterian Sabbath school next Sabbath
will begin at 10 o'clock, the regular hour
Tor the Sabbath school service. The col.
lection Oh that day will DO for the sstab.
llshment and support of Sunday schools.
There will be preaching at III u. m. by
Rev. 8. l.. Wilson, now the stated supply
OF South Carolina Presbytery.
ig VIII he interesting to look through
hIskin Anderson's immense line of
clothing on Monday and Tuesday, Sep.
tember % and 28 Suits also made to
order AZ prices from $l5 tn $35. Good
overcoats, too.
kniRht Thompson, of the Pleasant
Hill section, was painfully hurt Thurs.
day by falling from a ladder. He was
ascending the scatfUld to mount a build.
ing and when near the top the ladder
slipped and he fell, striking his body
against some braces.
A man by the name of jones shot and
killed B ID Wall on Tugaloo river above
Madison Sunday. We have no further
particulars.
The name of Mrs. M. A. Rose in a
paragraph last week should have read
MRS. Nj. A. Poore." Names sometimes
get mixed over the wire.
1t is also rumored that there win be
several marriages in aud around West
minister during the coming fall and
winter.
Miss Ailene Poole, lovely little lady
of Greenville, is the guest of Misses Lila
and Mary Reeder this week.
Miss Mary S. Messer IL visiting her
uncle, S. b. Marett, at Lavonia, Ga.
Miss Lily White visited at Toccoa last
week.
b. NJ. England, of the Georgia side,
was in town Saturday. We understand
he contemplates moving back to West
minister this winter "Bon's' many
friends will gladly welcome him as a
Re tsident of the town.
Mrs. Rosa Arnold, saleslady in the
store of Ruskin Anderson, Seneca, Wis
tied Mrs. w. E. Cheswell and Miss Ida
Jones Saturday and Sunday.
G. f. Adams is now representing the
Etawah Marble Co., of Canton, Ga. Mr..
Adams would be pleased to quote prices
to anyone in need of marble work.
"A jolly party of young ladies passed
through town Monday evening returning
from a straw ride. In the party were
Misses Beulan Mcdonald, Gussie, Jessie
and Ida Martin, Rubie MCGEE, Mary and
Lila Reeder, Lucille Zimmerman, Annie
Miller, Sarah Anderson and Ailene
Poole, of Greenville. Master Carson
Marett was the driver on this occasion.
There are two new babies in town-a
boy and girl. Mr. and Mrs. Garnett
Martin are taking care of the boy and
Mr.. and Mra. Il. D. Poore are the happy
parents of the little lady.
We are in receipt of an invitation to the
marriage { Miss Ethel Graham da
Ponte to Addison Stock, which occurs
on the ming of October Sd, at half
past nine, - ut james Church, Marietta,
Ga.
Special services were held in the Bap-
tist church Saturday evening. The mem
bers welcomed the return of their pas
tor, Rev. John r. Moore. They had
planned to have the reception on Friday,
but Mr.. Moore was delayed until Satur-
day afternoon. He spoke briefly Sun
day of the doings of the World Baptist
Congress which body he attended while
in session at London. A. l.. Gossett.