Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-09
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. e
Honor Roll OF Graded school Bank
Stock Readily snbscEibed.

Stock Readily snbscribed.
Westminster, October Especial:
The Westminster Lyceum Club has
completed arrangements with the
J 'Radcline 'Lyceum Bureau of Rfcfi-
mond, forhve popular attractions for
the season 1907-S, as follows. j. De-
witt Miller, October 30: Luther
Manship. November 90; Gilbert A.
Elredge, fDecember IL; Dekoven
Ssmabe Qgartetto. February 40;
Broomel Reed Company, March j 1.
Ticket for season So; pupils OF the
graded school $3.50. Single attrac-
tom reserved seat SOC, ,unreseryes
seat 25c., pupils 25 and is cents.
All who have not already purcheased
tickets will please see Prof. M. e.
Brockman or J. s. Carter, the local
managers, at once. This Is the fourth
Flyceum year for the town and the
committee will spare no pains to
make 1T a successful one.
u, o. Singleton and daughter, Mrs.
w. p. Teal, went to Calhoun, Ca,
about three weekslago to the bedside
of his daughter, Mrs. wv. "A. smith.
They returned Sunday, bringing Mrs.
Smith with them. She is still very
sick.
On October 1 the books of sub
scrtption to the capital stock of the
Westminster Bank were opened. and
before IL O'Clock in the forenoon
100000, the required capital, was
all subscribed.
Westminster is now flag station
for trains Nos. 43 and "A. No. ,43,
southbound, is due 1.48 a. M; NO.
"A, northbound, 1880 a, m.
A citron vine In w. NJ. Gossett's
cotton patch produced seventeen cit
rons this year. Thirteen OF them
weighed $50 pounds. H q
/, D. G. and Frank Sheldon room
above M. s.. Stribling's store since
October l.. They will answer calls at
any time during the night for collins
or burial goods. \. ~
w, L. Dobbs. OF Fair Play, COM
meneed buying cotton here last
week. ~ 10y q. -. 4...ts !. .,yl.v !.
The Westminster Oil and Fertilizer
Company will give cents apiece for
good cotton seed meal bags.
Mrs. Mary Reid and son, OF Easley,
visited relatives here last week.
Miss Lila Reeder, one of Westmin-
ster's lovely young ladies, has enter
ed the Perry Business College, Of
Greenyille ,rto take q course in short
hand, and ,typewriting. -,
James p. Phillips, a farmer resid-
ing on Colonel's Fork creek, says he
cut 35 loads Of hay. averaging 1000
pounds each, in about seven hours,
one day week before last.
Mrs. George Brown, OF Bolton,
was the guest Of Mrs. o. X. Brea-
zeale last week.
Samuel Reeder spent a few days
In Greenville last week.
Mt1n IN M
the attractive guest Of Miss Louise
Breazeale this week.
Mrs. Lila Hunnicutt went to Com
merce, Ca, this week to work in a
store.
G. w. Pitts, of Deercourt, Ca, was
here a few days last week, He join
ed John Benson and Otis Written on
q trip to jamestown. Il
Mrs. H. b. Zimmerman and Miss
Bette Norris will leave Thursday for
Atlanta to spent about month visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Stockton, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M Zimmerman and
other relatives in the Gate City. r
u. w. Baker has finished saving
In the Olearmont section, and has
moved his, saw mill to the mountains.
]. H. Carter Is working in Spar
tanburg and Greenville for the Inter
national Harvester Company. -
Mr. and MRS. J. A. Zimmerman
have moved to Atlanta, Mr.. zim-
norman re-entered the Atlanta Medi-
cal College the first of October.
Rev. J. j. Harrell, of Westmin-
ster,, and Lev. ]. G. Tongue, of Wal
halla, are carrying on meeting al
Oak Grove this week. Services are
held at night only.
F..t Grodad GchooI Inpnr Poll
First Grade.--Mary Smithson 90
Mary Foster SO, Sadie Lee Watkins
| 81, Mollie Voyles 90, Josephine Ha.
ley es, Chriatine Sanders So. Tota,
enrolment for September 51.'
Katie e. Harris, Teacher.
Second Grade.---Janie Harris 98
Charley Anderson 9S, Mary Singleton
81, Carmen Cross 81, BERTHE Law.
renee 96, John Sam Dickerson 95.
Third Grade.-Cora Holmes 98
LILLIAN Breazeale 98, Dora Freeman
95, Maggie Mitchell 95, Willie DorI
95, Dee Putnam 95.
Total enrolment for above grades
I77. Maude Strihling, Teacher
Fourth Grade.--Louise Dickson
80, Ruby Miller OF. Edna England
90, Hattie Simpson 90, Marie Lesley
96, Victor Marett 95, Ila Wilson 95
Basil Phillips 30.
Fifth Grade.--Ralph Lawrence 90
Agnes Orr 81, Emily Stribling SO
Vassie Prichard 95.
| Enrolment for the two grades 54
(Mrs.5 M. E. Brockman, Teacher
Sixth Grade.--Veattie Miller 81
Bessie Barron 90.
Seventh Grade.--Fred. thinner
man 95, Robbie Simpson 90, Grac,
Stribling 90, Alice Stribling 81.
Enrolment for two grades A.
Gussie Harper, Teacher.
Fifth Grade.-Lillie Barker 90.