Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-08-15
WESTMINSTER.

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Adams returned last week from busi-
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Rev. j. j. Harrell has returned from
Midway church in Anderson, where he
assisted last week in series of meetings.
Mrs. T. f. McGufin and children re-.
turned Saturday from visit to relatives
in Georgia.
j. B. Simpson, of Essley, spent several
days recently among relatives and
friends 10 this community. Joe was a
citizen of Oconee until few years ago
and his many friends are always de-
lighted to see him.
Prof. j. A. Durham went to Pickens
Friday.
Mrs N. A. King has returned to Texas.
w. j. Vickery and Mrs. Ivy T. Harri-
son, Of Atlanta, were married at st.
Joseph's Infirmary, in that city, on Au-
gust 7th.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Miller, on
August B, a.son.
M. d. Smithson returned to Birming-
ham, Ala, Wednesday, after spending a
week in this vicinity. Mr.. Smithson was
accompanied by his friend, Fl. w. Mont
.gomery, also of Birmingham.
Mrs. A. Zimmerman and little son,
JACK. are spending some time in Saluda
county with Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Zimmer-
man.
@. c. Miller, of Gainesville, Ga, was
visiting in this section last week, He is q
son of the late Patrick Miller, who once
owned the Blair farm, below Westmiu-.
ster. Mr.. Miller left Oconee more than
thirty years ago. He served Franklin
county as treasurer for four years.
Geo. w. Pitts, of Deercourt, Ca, vis-
tied relatives in and near Westminster
last week.
j. L. Simpson, of White Plain, Apder-
son county, was here last Wednesday,
Geo. Norris, of the Macon Evening
News, returned to Macon Saturday, after
spending a week with his father, r. f,
Norris, and family.
j. Q. Jarrard, OF Greenville, was visit
ing among relatives and friends here
last week.
Monroe Hayes, of Toccoa, who clerked
for l.. A. Tannery last year, was among
friends here last week.
| S. b. Freeman, of Atlanta, was visiting
his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Freeman, this
week.
Mrs. Roach, an aged lady living near
Holly Springs, died Saturday, after an
of F. Il. Roach, who lives near here.
Misser Lille Jenkins and Lake Heron
returned home Saturday, after spending
two weeks very pleasantly in Toccoa and
Gainesville, GA.
Mrs. w. b. Smith, of Greenville, was
visiting Mrs. w. B. Brown, Mrs. j. r.
Finley and other friends here last week.
Mrs. Smith is remembered as Miss Nora
Watson, daughter of Priestly Watson,
who once lived near Richland.
Mrs. j. III. Ligon is spending four
weeks with her daughter in Birmingham,
Ala.
Daniel Mason, of Charlotte, N. c., was
here Saturday. He was returning from
visit to relatives in Georgia.
Prof. M. e. Brockman is spending a
few days in town.
Protracted services begin in the Me-
thodist church tonight. Rev. Geo. r.
Harmon. Jr., is expecting the help of his
father, Rev. G. II. Harmon, Sr.
Several lots of cotton changed hands
recently. 1t seems that cotton sells
quicker on a declining market than it
does when the price is advancing.
Chas. ID. Jaynes and his son, Barton
Jaynes, who have been on visit to
relatives in Oconee, returned to their
homes at Valley Mills, Texas, last Fri
day afternoon.
Garnett M. Martin has resigned his
position at the depot and will 20 to
Spread, Ca, soon to operate shingle
mill.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. julius Martin,
on August 5, a son.
Mrs. William Wiley, of Georgetown, is
Visiting the family of j. A. Wiley, near
Retreat. A. l.. Gossett.