Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-07-25
SENECA, TUESDAY.
Tillman, Latimer, Aiken, ,Boggs.
WESTMINSTER.

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Westminster, July 23.--Mr. and MIS-.
W, u Mason, of Greenville, are in West
minister this week. 4sAsa
5on, are the charming guests Of Miss
A. NJ. Alexander, of Conpeross, re-
turned home t,atufday from Atlanta.
where he was taking course In abort
hand and bookkeeping.
In the game of base ball played here
Saturday between the Mines Of Newry
and Westminster cotton mill teams,
z. ID. L. Norris was the umpire.
3: b. Marett, of Lavonia, spent Sunday
with his father, s. FL. MarStt, ESQ.
Julian Arnold, of Fayetteville, Ga. ia
visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. @. Peden.
Miss Mamie Terrell came home from
Lockhart on July 10th quite sick. She
is better to-day and her friends hope she
will soon be we'll again. w. b. Terrell
OF Lcekhart, and Mrs. N. A. King, OF
Lodi, Texas, are at the bedside of their
sister. -
The depo. has been moved fifteen feet
TO make room for more sidetrack.
Misses Kittie and Matte Sigh, of Red
htN, Ga, were the charming guests of
the Misses Mcdonald last week.
Mrs. W. L Poore and little daughter.
Viola, of Georgia, were visitors at the
home Of 7. ID. Poore last week.
Miss Cora Parkihs, OF Greenville, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Norris.
MISS Rubie MCGEE is visiting relatives
at Greenwood.
Miss Grace Phillips has just returned
Jessie Porter, of Iaber. = 80
Mrs. 4. G.. Poure and babe are, yisit-
ing her mother Mrs. Diokerson, at
Mr.. and Mrs. ctas. S. Traylor aid
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mnlkey and chil-
dren, of Jacksonville, Fla, are the
guests OF G. w. Traylor and family.
,, From to o'clock on the evening of Jaly 7th
Mcp9nald NJ by the Juvenile Miss onsry Society Of
songs the mite boxes were open I'd. The Prize
offered by the lady manager, Mr. u. r. Finley,
Y sas to See 'sa suores pca
gTssS beoicas ices and sss oases On %ePe ere
Mrs. Maggie Felers and Miss Mabel Fe,,ers
OF Ne yherry, are visiting here and at Fair Play
ID. a. % S'nmerman n has returned from a business
J. NJ, Benson, our depot and express agent.
urday morning at BIB The birds were sent ito TO
him from Trenton, N. j. After soaring high In
the air for a few minutes the. flock, WITH one
ton. Several early risers were at the depot to
ss see the pigeons take their flight on their long
w, @. Porter and family, of Atlanta, have been
xsiting the families of j. Il. and G. c. Porter, of
Iaber .B." is one of Westminsters boys, and
his friends pleased to note his steady rise in
the commercial world =.
Late corn on low-lands and cotton have suf-
tered In consequence of so much rain during the
past three weeks. -
Miss Bette Norris has favored us with a nice
LOT OF mammoth sized tomatoes, gathered from
her garden last Saturday. l'-7-s
:, At the close of the series Of meetings in the
the pastor, announced that seventeen additions
had been made to the church during the meet
ing. The converts will be baptsed into the fell
lowshlp OF the church on the evening OF the first
SaDDath IN August. MIR. Moores assistant, Rev.
y. i. Briggs, returned to Atlanta Saturday after
speaker and his sermons were edifying and pro
duGtive of much good. Three services were held
daily, and the congregations were large not
Withstanding the inclemency of the weather
MRS. q. X. Poore, of Bolton, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. @. Il. Dickson. VIZ
Barnett Norris returned from the Elkins-
Cooper Sanitarium, Atlanta, to-day where she
A new switchboard and booth have been placed
In the central telephone Office.
Mrs. Pearl Toieson, of Seneca, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Durham.
preak In the engine caused q delay of sew
eral hours to passenger train No. ~ here to-day.
and are occupying one of A. Zimmerman's new
houses. q -
Mrs. A. e. Clinkscales is visiting her dauph-
ter Mrs. Sam Finch, of Gastonia.
=, Capt w. +. Parker is expecting his sister from
Texas In few days ~ A. L. Gossett.