Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-08

Simpson, Andrew Norris, Roy Breazeale,
Lee Stribling, Rutledge Zimmerman, r.
B. Honea, George Hull, Ben Simpson,
Samuel Jameson, Roy Stribling, Leonard
Mcconnell, r. Brownlee, Robt. Parker,
Julian Arnold, Loze and Errett thinner
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. @. Peden,
The fall meeting of the South Caro-
lima Presbytery will be held at West
minister and whatever preparations are to
be made for the entertainments of this
nody OF the church court should be made
i ~ssh.;i tshs next aye or six waaks. It
has been fifteen years since Presbytery
met here and our people are looking for
ward to the time with pleasure and a
cordia! welcome awaits all. The stated
clerk is Rev. 8. l.. Wilson, who is we'll
and favorably known here, having served
years. The The retiring moderator is the
present pastor, Rev. j. j. Harrell, who
| breaches the opening sermon.
Miss Bessie Crawford is visiting rela-
tives in Atlanta. She accompanied Miss
Mary Messer to the gate city last Wednes-
| Westminster base ball nine PLAYED two
games with Lavonia last week and were
defeated. So
James Holcombo, who moved from
this country to Georgia about thirty
years ago, is visiting among relatives and
friends in this section. Mr.. Holoombe
resides near Augusta and is prospering
The mill base ball team and Fair Play
tied last Saturday afternoon, the score
being 10 and 10. Saturday before last
the mill boys played another game with
Seneca and got defeated.
1 Mics Margie Stribling entertained at
an at home" party this evening from 0
TO- IL, complimentary to her visitors,
Misses Annie and Mary Purdy. 1t was a
social event greatly enjoyed, the hours
passing too swiftly. The prize in the
Memory contest was won by Miss Maud
Little and Andrew Norris. There had
been placed on q table sixty-odd different
articles and the guests were allowed
and go away and name the articles from
memory only. Luscious grapes and
melons were served. Those present in
cluded Misses Sarah Anderson, Hattie
Iir herman, Jessie Dobbins, Annie
Pnrdy, Mary Pnrdy, Irene Miller, Maude
Little, Jessie Little, Lucille Zimmerman,
Allie Stribling. Rena Harrell, Hortense
Clinton Marett, Sidi Perkins, A. M. Nor.
rms, 'Furman Simpson. Thornton Moore,
Roy Stribling, Rutledge Zimmerman and
l.. Mcconnell
Col. r.. E. Mason, of Charlotte, is here
to-day.
| n o"oi ouionuRs son OF JOhn ".
tiyes and friends here Sunday.
;, Rain fell in this section on twenty-four
dlferent days during the month of JULY
We have had lot of rain 80 far in Au.
gust and the weather is presumably un-
settled.
Miss Myra Ballcnger, pretty young
lady OF Richland, was visiting relatives
and friends here this week. She re-
| turned home TODAY.
Mrs. DR.. G. M. Walker returned to-day
from visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Turner, of Athens.
l.. ID. Bearden and little son, Keith. of
Greenville, are visiting relatives in West
minister.
Misses Annie and Mary Purdy, of Sum-
ter, who have been visiting their friend
and schoolmate, Miss Margie Striblipp.
will return to Pickens this week, where
they. are spending the summer. They
are daughters of r. o. Purdy, one of our
States Circuit Court Judges, and are
cultured and accomplished. young ladies.
While here the Misses Purdy were guests
of honor at several social functions and
won many admirers, who will be de-
lighted to welcome their coming at any
| time.
The Clemson extension cars were here
to-day with their pretty and interesting
exhibits. The Cars were IL charge OF
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the textile department., l.. G.. Newman.
OF the agricultural department, and Mr..
Hill, of the Southern Railway. Many
people took advantage of the oppor-
tunity Vt viewing the contents of the
cars.
w. d. Lesley is spending few days at
home. He is a travelling man and has
been way several months.
Miss Jessie Dobbins returned SATURDAY.
from visit to relatives at PendIeton.
| Misses Vera and Alva Jameson have
Georgia.
The body of Mrs. Oscar Mauldin was
buried in Oconee county Saturday. She
was the daughter of William Burdett.
formerly of this place. She died in At.
lanta las' Thursday.
| Willie 4 Hull and d. l. Mulkey were
at home Sunday.
Several leading lights of the Baptist
denomination are spending t. night in
town en- route to the Beaverdal.. Associa-
lfon at South Union. Prominent among
/, number are Rev. w. r. Derieux. az,
sistant secretary of the State mission
board, Rev. j. X. Hair, representing the
Baptist Courier; Rev. v. /. Masters, of
the Baptist Press. Greenwood, and
Prof. M. E. Brockman, superintendent
of the graded schools, who has been
spending vacation at Greer. These gen.
tlemen arrived on train No. IL tonight.
Rev. A. j.. Jameson and wife, of Com
ME Maxwell Orphanage, are expected to
Join the delegation. Rev. Derieux, who
is assistant secretary to DIR. Bailey,
preached in the Baptist church tonight
to large and appreciative congregation.
We are in receipt of an item from New
berry under date of August 4, which In
as follows: ~. b. O'Neall Holloway. OF