Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-24
WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY "a, 1907.

Mrs. j. s. O'Kelley and Mrs. y. A.
Perkins. She was 81 years old. Her
maiden name was Ballepger. The In
terment took place in the Old West
minister cemetery on last Wednesday,
funeral services being conducted by
Rev. A. p. Marett. The bereaved hus-
band and family have the sympathy
of aswide circle of friends,
DR.. w. -. Strickland, formerly OF
Pelzer, has located at Westminster
to practice medicine. He is boarding
at MN Jones's boarding house. DR..
Strickland is grandson OF the late
Col. Welborn. who resided nee. Fra
ther's bridge for number of years.
James Y. Miller, of near Carnes-
Vile. Ca, was in this section last
week. He moved from Westminster
seventeen years ago.
Miss Vera Louise Ford, of Atlanta,
and Miss Hattie Boggs, Of Liberty, are
visiting Miss Lila Ford, of Westmin-
ster
Miss Ola Smith, of College Hill,
Miss, was visiting friends in and near
Westminster last week. She was re-
turning from trip to Davidson,
jamestown, Spartanburg and Green
Hille. Miss Smith is the eldest daugh-
tel, of Rev. Newton smith, a former
pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
John p. Reese, of Walhalla, has
bought the livery stables formerly
owned by G. G. Simpson and will con-
tinue the business at the old stand in
the rear of Mitchell & Reeders store.
Mr.. Gaines, of Gainesville, Ca, is
visiting his son, j. E. Gaines.
Mrs. G. e. Gray and Miss Virginia
Norris left to-day for Glenn Springs,
where they will spend couple of
weeks.
w. o. Hamilton, of sueeca, was
here Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Fe!lers and Miss Mabel
Fellers went to Liberty yesterday to
join a party on trip to jamestown.
Samuel Ables. oil Seneca, is now
clerking in the Peoples Store.
Walter Manly. and family moved to
Bolton to-day.
Miss Mary Messer Is visiting rela-
tirns In Anderson.
Clarence E. Miller, of Lavonia, Ca,
visited his brother, c. H. Miller, last
week.
The Westminster friends of Miss
N.,ra alyo will AA t,,f L.,
her recent marriage. She Is a rela-
tive of Mrs. Y. e. Pitts and has Wis
tied her for the past two or three
summers. The following account vf
the marriage is taken from the
Charleston Post:
when Miss Eureka Crump became
Mrs. Joseph Wilhite, on Saturday
evening at Branchville a pretty ro-
nance had its happ: elimination.
Miss Crump was one of the recent
graduates of the Menminger Normal
School, and as her bridal gown wore
her dainty white graduation dress,
which was SO much admired by her
friends and classmates.
"Mr White, who is a pharmacist,
was bound for his former home in
Anderson to see his family, and he
and Miss Crump, also of Charleston,
decided to be married, the ceremony
being solemnized at the home Of their
friends in Branchville. The couple
then went on to Anderson. They will
make their home in Charleston"
1t was learned this morning that
Carl Finch, the fiagman who lost his
life near Greenville yesterday, did
not fall from train as first heard.
He was sent back to flag train and
was run over and killed. He had
been on duty for several days and
nights. and it is supposed that he was
asleep on the track. His body will be
brought here ior burial.
Our section was we'll represented
at the picnic at Richland Friday.
President Smith and Secretary Wes-
ton, of the Southern Cotton Growers
Association, certainly made strong
appeals to the farmers.
Three gentlemen from Atlanta
passed here Friday on trip to Maine.
They were travelling in tourist auto
mobile, and just stepped long enough
for a person to find out where they
were from and where they were going
MISS May Hutchison has returned
to Selma, Ala.
Richland and Westminster play a
match game OF lall here this after
noon. A. l.. Gossett.
Col. Jim Tillman Injured.