Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-06-20
WESTMINSTER TO HAVE LIBRARY.
MISS REEDER EHrERTAlns-BALl GAmE
TO BE PLAYED-OTRER NEWS.

Westminster, June 18.-President
Boyd, of Chicora College, Greenville, was
here to-day.
Mrs. Marshall Abbott and daughter,
Mrs. Lila Hunnicutt, of the Bear Swamp
section, were in Westminster Monday.
We had dry May, but are having q
leaky June.
Rev. Geo. 7. Harmon, Jr., has returned
from Norris Cotton Mill, where he held q
weeks meeting. Mrs. Harmon and little
daughter continued their visit on to
Greenville and Williamson. Bro. Har-
mon sure misses the baby.
Miss May Taylor, of Hartwell, Ca, lis
visiting her cousin, Miss Beulah Nc
Donald.
j. @. Clarke and w. Fl. Moore, students
of Clemson College, we're in town Satur.
day afternoon.
Last Thursday evening Miss Eva
Reeder entertained about dozen
couples in honor of her cousin, Miss
Vallie Reeder, a sweet, winsome young
lady of Hughes Spring, Texas, who has
been visiting here the past two weeks.
Miss Reeder was assisted by her sisters,
Misses Lila and Mary Reeder. The
hostess had prepared ten topics for dis
cussion among the guests, allowing
about three minutes to each topic. While
jeol of "Love'' delightful refreshments
were served. After the refreshments
everybody enjoyed weaving the Thin
ble." Those present included Misses
Minnie Traylor, Mary Messer, Ethel
Leathers, Vallie Reeder, Bonnie Free
man, Ada Maret', Hattie Brown, Beulah
Poore, Alva Jameson, Emma thinner
man, Rev. John r. Moore, A. b. Stewart,
Jake Martin, Waymon Mason, Moses
Terrell, Clinton Marett, Sidi Perkins.
j. II. Benson, G. III. Stoneoypher, Ar.
thur Finley. s. G. Moon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Leathers.
G. N. McLaurin, of Marlboro county,
small library. There will be sixty VOL
nmes owned by thirty shareholders.
Each subscriber is required to paw 80
to purchase the books. For period of
one year the subscriber and his family
are permitted to read and return any
book In the library. At the end of the
year the books will be divided equally
among. the thirty subscribers. Thus it is
seen that every one interested in the
library will have q chance to read all the
books and receive two at the end of the
year for only $1.50. The library will be
opened at the Stoneoypher Drug Com
pany's store in about week.
Mrs. Della Graves, of near Greenville.
is spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Cobb.
Garnett Martin has returned from
business trip to Camden.
j. A. Durham and A. b. Stewart spent
Sunday in Walhalla with j. p. Keese.
On the afternoon of July 4, at
O'Clock, there will be match game of
base ball here between the Layonia and
Westminster teams. Our boys hope to
be able to get the Golden Link Cornet
Band to render music for the game.
The Golden Link Concert Band will
play for the Grange picnic at Clearmont
on Wednesday, July A. There will doubt
less be great gathering of candidates
and visitors there from different sections
OF the county. On the evening of July
the band will give musical concert, and
an ice cream festival in the grove In front
of the graded school building. Refresh
ments, consisting Of cake, ioe cream, etc.,
will be served. III raining, the concert
will be given in the Odd Fellows hall.
No admission will be charged. Be sure,
and come out and see the progress the
band boys are making and encourage
them by buying some refreshments.
Jacob Martin, of Pelzer, visited tho
family of T. ID. Poore last Thursday and
Friday.
Eugene Norris, of East Lake, Alabama,
is at home on sick furlough.
Misses Hattie, Laura and Lizzie Mason,
the bright little daughters of Walter
Mason, are visiting in Westminster this
week. A. l.. Gossett.