Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-02
A. SOUTH CARoy INA, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2d 1907.


35. the southbound, stop at West
minister on nag. This would give the
people of Westminster an opportunity
to take e.early morning trains for
either Atlanta or Greenville, and
make it possible fo~ them to return
the same day. n {. 81 :
"Commissioner Earle has a letter
from Assistant General Passer ger
Agent Allen, in which the letter says
that he has taken the matter up
with the operating department, and
he hopes that satisfactory arrange
ment will be made for the good peo-
pie OF the town Of Westminster.
|. "Commissioner Earle will meet
Commissioner Sullivan at Seneca, and
1T Is probable that the two officials
will look into number OF matters
relating to freight and passenger traf-
fic at Seneca and other towns in that
part of the State"
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. j. r. Moore at
the Baptist parsonage Monday after
noon. October z. Program: Bible
reading, a verse from each member
on giving. Topic: Enlistment Day, Z"
Mrs. o. K. Breazeale, Mrs. j. S. Car
ter, Mrs. Ira s. Pitts. Solo: "Shall
i go Empty-Eanded?" by Mrs. w. j..
Carter, AS the literature for "En-
listment Day" mas been delayed, this
meeting lis only preparation for that
day, which will have to be appointed.
Cotton is bringing 11.35 this morn
ing.
The two unions Of the Beaverdam
Association met here last Saturday
and Sunday. Inclement weather in
terfered with the program for the
first day to some extent, the attend
ance on that day being small. On
Sunday a very large representation
of delegates ind visitors were here
The Super!ntendents' Conference was
interesting and helpful, there being
some able discussions. Rev. G. s..
Blackburn, of Seneca, preached at IL
q. M, and Rev. d. I. Spearman
preached at 8 p. m. The place Of
the next meeting was not fully de-
ctded upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Clinkscales and
son, OF Atlanta, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Clinkscales and other rel
atives in Westminster.
Furman Simpson returned to Bal
timore last week to begin his third
years study IN the Baltimore Medi.
cal College. Clinton Marett, also of
begin the study Of medicine In the
medical college at Baltimore.
Derfen Pike returned to Texas last
He spent about two
months this summer with his father,
w. G. Pike.
: Rev. B. Holder, of Pickens, spent
a few days in Westminster last week.
He came here on his return from the
association at Mount Tabor, in An
derson county. He made an excellent
talk in the mass meeting In the Bsp-
tist church Sunday morning.
Miss May Hutchinson, of Opelika,
Ala, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. T. Peden Anderson. She and
her niece, Miss Preston Crowder, left
on No. 80 for their homes yesterday.
= Elijah Zimmerman, of Greenwood,
Is now filling the position Of second
hand in the carding room of the
Cheswell Cotton Mill Company. Mr..
spent while here three
years ago, and made many friends,
who welcome his return.
Eugene Norris has returned from
Columbus, Miss. He expects to go to
Atlanta in about two weeks to work
with Mack Norrie.
The landing for the passengers here
nno oooh Sh"AeSIol ~ tho oAoS hoAS ~
Jas. r. Finley received his commits
sion as carrier on r. F. D. No. 8 last
and will begin work on Octo-
ber 16. Roy A. Stribling resigned
some time ago to go to school at
Clemson.
Mrs. j. G. Bearden and two chill
dren returned 20 Atlanta Friday, af-
ter spending the summer in Westmin-
ster with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. McLin.
e. H. Dickson, of Newry, came up
from Newry last Sunday to see his
mother, Mrs. Sloan Dickson, who is
seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Poore visited
at Royston, Lavonia and Bowman
week before last.
We are having favorable weather
this week for cotton picking.
We received card from Bud Stew
art this morning. He was making
to leave Illinois for Lit
tie Rock, Ark.
William Bibb is erecting hand
some residence on Augusta street.
1t will contain nine rooms, and Is
going up rapidly.
j. o. Armstrong is engaged In NOV
from Main street to the street run
ming parallel with Main.
Clinton Harris left yesterday for
the Citadel Academy at Charleston.
He begins his third years course In
that institution.
j. M. Benson and b. o. Whitten
will leave this week for Jamestown.
III. b. Nelms, of Hartwell, Ga, was
here last, Wednesday.
G. r.. Gray, one OF our marble
men, left to-day for a business trip
to Tate, Nelson, Marietta and other
cities In Georgia.