Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-06-13
attended the burial of o. /. Walker at

j. S: Carter has his electric dynamo in.
stalled and it is working satisfactorily.
There are so sixteen candle power ncan-
descent lamps in all at the store and
residepce, and the buildings look pretty
after nightfall.
Atlanta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Turner, of Ath-
ems, Ga arrived Monday and will spend
several days with DIR. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Walker.
Miss Katie E. Harris will leave to-
morrow for Staunton, Va, her home,
where she will spend the vacation sea-
son. Miss Harris will be greatly missed
by all, and especially in the Baptist
church, where she has been an accepta-
Ole teacher and worker in the b. Y.P.U.
ID. p. Butler is tearing down his frame
store house to-day, preparatory to re-
building with brick.
Bryan Golden, a son of A. NJ. Golden,
of Greer, died last Sunday aged IL years.
X. A. G. Golden, of this place, who is a
brother of the deceased, attended the
burial. Interment was at Zoar church
near Greer.
Mrs. Bramlett, of Atlanta, visited her
sister, Mrs. j. r. Orr, last week.
Mrs. j. q. Bearden returned to Atlanta,
Wednesday after spending couple of
weeks with her father, j. l. McLin.
The time for paying street tax without
penalty expires Friday.
A Typographical error changed name
in paragraph of our last weeks letter.
The name OF t. d. Poore appear. d where
L. 7. Moore was intended.
Miss Mary Lay, beautiful young lady,
who attended Winthrop College the past
session, spent Sunday and Monday with
her cousin, Miss Jessie Dobbins. She
came here on account of the sickness and
death of her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lay.
Died, near Gainesville, Ca, on June /,
Mrs Georgia Broom, wife of NJ. l..
cisely thirty-ni years, having departed
this life on her birthday at about the
hour she was born. She was q daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Hayes, of Carnes-
vile. She leaves her husband, four
children, three brothers and one sister.
Her sister is the wife of John Abner
Adair. formerly of Conneross.
Miss Emma Patton has returned from
a visit to Toccoa.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Reid Leathers re-
turned t" Kansas City, NO., one day last
week. Mrs. Leathers has bean visiting
in Westminster for the past six months.
Mr. Leathers is connected with the Kel-
ley Milling Co., If Kansas City.
Mrs. O. X. Anderson Poore has re-
turned home after visit with her
mother, Mrs. G. + Dickson.
Misses Mareie Stribling and Louise
Sheldon have returned from the College
for Women, Columbia.
Mrs. William Hunt, near Westminster,
is very ILL.,
Mrs. j. II. Bibb and Master Mason
Bibb left Wednesday for Charlotte, N. c..
to visit her parents, Col and Mrs. r. Z.
Mason. Before she returns she will be
matron of honor at the Mason-Link we'd
ding, which occurs the latter part of
June.
Dr. 5. Y. Jameson, of Atlanta, was in
Westminster last Friday. DR.. Jameson
will 60 to Macon soon, having accepted
the presidency of Mercer University, of
that city. He has served as secretary of
the State Mission Board for a number of
years.
Warren 81. Williams and wife, of Chat
tanooga, visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Car
last week.
Mrs. w. Lee Harrell and four children,
Of Monticello, Ca, are visiting Rev. and
Mrs. j. j. Harrell, of Westminster.
A. Gaines has built new shop and is
now ready for work.
The Cheswell Cotton Mill base ball
team defeated Seneca Cotton Mill term
again Saturday. The game was played
here and the score stood 10 to Z in favor
of the Westminster boys.
The residence of w. p. Anderson is
receiving fresh coat of paint.
j. Y. Pitts returned to his homo in
Laurens to-day. A. l.. Gossett.