Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-03-13
wALHALLA SOUTH CAROLINA MARCH Is. 1907
WESTMINSTER.

Dukos VI loxaWay, Wefo IN toWn 'buoP-:
ping yesterday.
Westminster correspondence Green
vile News, March O.: "Prof. Il. L.
Hughes visited the Westminster Graded
School Tuesday. He arrived ss 10|
O'Clock aud visited the school while In
session. At o'clock all the pupils and
patrons assembled In the assembly hall
and heard Prot. Hughes give very in
terestiDg and instructive illustrated leo
ture on constructive geography. he
held the attention Of every one, even to
the small pupils. The people Of West
minister appreciate visit from q man
like Superintendent Hughes and when
he sees At they will receive him moro
heartily next time, for they know him
better now"
Hon. T. ID. Long, of Tugaloo, was in
town last Wednesday.
The friends of Mrs. j r. Moore and
T. M. Lowery sympathize with them in
their bereavement, caused by the death
of their father, r. Y. II. Lowery, OF
Seneca.
Everett Kemp's three selections illus
trating the different methods of story
telling last night was certainly amusing.
Miss Ploma Tannery's friends are
pleased to see her in the store Of L. A.
Taunery again, whore she is Alling the
position of saleslady.
| Miss Rula Singleton, who has for the
past ak months been at Canton, d. O.,
with her uncle, John NJ. Singleton, re-
turned home to-day.
Miss Lila Ford, one of WestminsteY's
milliners, has just received from. Atlanta
o line Of the latest styles of hats and
millinery goods aud invites her friends
to call and see her. She is occupying
the Durham store room recently vacated
by the Sheldon Furniture Company.
The Misses Dendy, of Richland, visited
at the home of NJ, "A. Terrell Last week..
The Greenville News says editorally:
"Westminster is u thriving, growing and
industrious town of two thousand inhabi.
tants. 1t is one Of the best towns along
the main line OF the Southern Railway
between Greenyille and Toccoa, Ga. The
people of this excellent town have asked
the Southern officials TO allow passenger
train No. SO to stop there on being tagged,
but UP to this time their request has not
been granted. Westmim !. is entitled
to better passenger serviot en- 1t has at
the present time and the uesire to have
No. SO stop there is not unreasonable, all
the circumstances being considered" It
would be q source of delight to have the
accommodations Of No. SO reinstated and
we appreciate the work the News is do
ing for us. Westminster has only 14sS
Inhabitants according to tho censns taken
in January.
The friends of Mrs. Mollie Wiley, wife
of Thos. Wiley, will regret to learn of
her death, which occurred Sunday night,
10th instant, at o'clock. Her husband
and three sons, d. A., Marshall and
Thos. Wiley, j., survive. Mrs. Wiley
was before her marriage Miss Holley,
and leaves cne sister, Mrs. Sarah j. Bal.
lenger. She was between 80 and 85
years of age. She was member of the
Methodist church. Funeral services
were conducted at the Old Westminster
Baptist church yest erday by Rev. s. A.
Mcdaniel. The t,reaved family have
the sympatbies of host of friends, ID.
A. Wiley, the oldest son of the deceased
, lady, resides in Westminster.
Last night one of the largest audiences
; of the season heard Everett Kemp pre-.
sent. the beautiful and interesting story
of "Seven Oaks" in five acts. The fifth
act was the marriage of Jim Fenton to
Miss Buttersworth and everybody took 9
, good hearty laugh. Kemp was success
from start to finish.
Rev. j. j. Harrell, of the Presbyterian
, church, preached sermon specially tt
, the young folks Sunday evening. His
discourse was well conceived and was
timely and appropriate.
A. Zimmerman has torn away the ole
gin house building, near the depot, anc
will erect on the same spot nice store
room.
Prof. e. l.. Hughes, of Greenville
spent last, Tuesday in Westminster.
Samuel E. Erwin visited his father
{ Gen. w. f. Erwin, ,of Walhalla, last Sat
urday.
D Miss Jameson, of Anderson county, Il
: spending few days with her sister, Mrs
/, j. r.. Orr.
Miss Ada Marett, of the Greenvili,
: Female College, epent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. A
p. Marett, of Westminster.
Mrs. w. K. Cheswell and daughter
!. Miss Mary e. Cbeswell, are spending ,
0 while 10 Florida.
I Mrs. j. p. Griffin and children are yis
! titing her father, e. p. Keys. In Anderson