Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-09-11

ham, was seriously sick.
Mrs. j. v. Johnson has returned
to her home in South Georgia.
Miss Mamie Simpson, OF this place.
and q party from Seneca picnicked et
the tunnel one day last week. They
report nice time.
Cotton is selling for thirteen cents
In Westminster. .8
Mrs. J. e. Phillips and three chill
dren, Frank. Bobbie and Master How
ell Gregg Strickland, !, are OH a ten
days visit to Atlanta, Ga.
The town council is putting a force
pump In the public we'll near the
N. L., White, OF Oak Grove, was
stricken with paralysis four weeks
ago. He suffered q great deal from
the stroke, but is improving, and his
friends hope soon to hear OF his per-
manent recovery.
Miss Rosa Mcdonald is at home.
She vacated her school for a, month.
owing to the busy season with the
farmers children. She has been
teaching at Denver.
=. j. Mulkey has moved into his
new residence.
Westminster received her first bale
OF new cotton on September 4. 1t
was sold by James d. Dunlap to w.
q. Mason for. 15 cents pound. A
brother OF MIR. Dunlap also sold one
the same day to NJ. Mason.
Miss Pearl Norris returned to the
city of ureenville Friday, after visit
of two weeks with relatives in this
vicinity.
Miss Vera Louise Ford, OF Atlanta,
was here Thursday to the marriage
OF her sister, Miss Lila Ford and T.
P. Moore.
The folio wing is the corps of teach
ers, and tho grades they will have
charge Of In the Westminster Graded
Shool this term: Miss Katie Harris,
Stauntoh, Va, first grade; Miss Maud
Stripling, We ,tmfnster, second and
third grades; Mrs. M. e. Brockman,
fourth and fifth grades; Miss Anna
b. Rushton, Johnston, fifth and sixth
grades; Miss Gussie Harper, Due
West, sixth and seventh grades; Prof.
M. q. Brockman, eighth and ninth
grades. There were 235 pupils en-
rolled on the opening day. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. O'Kelley and
two children visited at Newry Satur-
day and Sunday.
j. M. Benson spent several days re-
Gently at Buford and Atlanta. b
Mrs. s. Y. Jameson and children
returned 10 Macon, Ca, last Thurs
day.
Revs Marett, Moore and Harrell,
w. p. Anderson and Hon. e. E. Ver-
ner made addresses at the opening Of
the school here.
]. D. Sheldon has bought lot
from NJ. S. Stribling, on the street
leading in the direction of Walhalla.
Mr.. Sheldon expects to build a resi-
dence on 1t some time next year, and
become citizen of Westminster
again. Westminster extends to him
and his family a most cordial well
come.
Glenn Shirley, Of South Union, Is
clerking in the store of Haley and
Breazeale.
Dewitt White, who has been at
Helena, Mont, since April was called
home last week on account of the
sickness Of his father, N. l.. White.
He is looking well and is very much
pleased with Montana, so far.
Claude Knox, of Tyler, Texas, is
spending few weeks with his par
ents, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Knox, of
Taber. Mr.. Knox is fiagman on the
st. Louis and Southwestern, between
Tyler and Mount Pleasant. He has
been In Texas about two years.
Mrs. Henry M. Cole, widow lady,
living three miles from Fair Play,
had a family reunion on August 81. :
About fifty children and grand-chiI-
dren were present. A good dinner
was enjoyed, and very pleasant day
was spent by all. Rev. S. A. Nc
Daniel, Mrs. Coles pastor, and a
close friend Of the family, was among
the visitors and preached very i'm
pressive and edifying sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Smith have
rented rooms at Mrs. Kings and are
keeping house.
ON September Q Henry A. Davis
went into business at Greensboro, Ala
The Westminster friends OF Mr.. Davis
will read with interest the following
from the Greensboro Watchman: "H.
A. Davis and Raymond Adams, two
excellent young gentlemen, have pur-
chased the stock Of goods in Green's
boro of Abrams e. Appleyard and will
continue the business at the same old
stand. Mr.. Davis has been in the en-
ploy Of #. r. Ward e. Son for several
years past, and Mr.. Adams has been
with Gulley & Christian. Both are
good business men and will succeed.
b. M. England and family and Miss
Emma Zimmerman have returned
from a pleasant trip to Cedar Noun
TAIN, caesars Head and other places
of interest in North and South Caro-
lima. They joined party from
Greenville on months outing in
the mountains.
Miss Louise Sheldon returned Fri
day from visit to relatives In
Greenville.
Miss Margie Holland, of Seneca,
has been on q visit to Mrs. ]. r.
Moore, of this place
G. G. Jaynes, one Of Walhalla's pro-
gressive merchants was here on Mon
day.
Mr.. I'D Mrs. Joe Bowers and DIR.