Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-31
uNEws FROM wEsTMINsTER.
Personal Paragraphs Picked Up
Miss BoatwrIg6t Not Married.

\ MIS-, Wooten is pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Rosa Johns.
Eugene Norris, of niississippf. is
yisiting his father, r. e. Norris, in
East End. ~ Ay 81 T'..'"-
T. w. Ballenger was in Toccoa
yesterday. '4
The friends Of Mrs. Florence pike.
wife of w. G. Pike, regret to learn
20 her death, which occurred at their
lone Il oar Oak Grove one day last
week. Mrs. Pike had been suffering
with consumption for several montns.
She was member of the Methodist
church and was most estimable
woman. She was Q daughter of Mr..
Sfand Mrs. Alexander Jafferson, Of,
SWalhalla and was born In England.
She leaves her husband, four sons
and two daughters to mourn tnei,
irreparable loss. She also leaves
three sisters. The interment took
place In the cemetery of Rock Springs
church on last Thursday.
George Norris, of the Macon Even
Ing News, is expected home III few
days.
Melons are plentiful.
Furman Poore has gone to South
Union to be enrolled as a pupil in
Prof. John Durham's singing school.
MRS. DR.. ID. A. York and children,
of Texas, who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. M.Cross, left one day
last week to visit friends and reia-
tives on the Georgia side. r.
Rev. r. A. Moore, OF Red Springs,
N. c., preached in the Baptist church
Wednesday evening and Rev. G. H.
JuGd, of Atlanta, preached on Thurs
day evening" Both dtscourses were
greatly enjoyed by the congregations.
KEY. Coke d. Mann, member of the
Legislature from this county. was
here last Sunday and preached in the
Methodist church to large and at
tentive congregation. Rev. Mr.. Mann
organized this church thirty years
ago and assisted in clearing off the
Ftrnher. and erecting the building.
me OIo Westminster Baptist church
I is also sacred place in his memory
and he preached there Sunday night.
the church was filled to over1owipr.
" was great pleasure for Mr.. Mann's
ola friends to see him and hear him
preach again.
B. o. Whitten, formerly of Sen.
eca, Is the day telegraph operator
mere now. Mr.. Whitten is a clever
Miss Odell Durham has returned
70 her home In Newberry, after spend-.
ing couple of months in Westmin-
s.. Hull.
Mrs. D. A. Allen and three chill
dren, of Palm Beach, Fla, stopped
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. G.. BreazeaIe
last week as thew were on their way
to visit Mrs. Aliens parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Russell Of Russell's.
Henry p. Boggs. editor of the
seneca Journal, was here yesterday.
Miss Vera Prince, of Anderson, fs
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Sara
b. Anderson.
Derrell Pike arrived Monday, from
Henrietta, Texas. He came home on
account Of the serious sickness of
his mother, Mrs. w. C. Pike, who
died before he reached his destina-
,tion. - ~
Erwin Pelfry and family, of Pick
ems county, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
y. II mcGuffin and other relatives in
this section.
Miss Eva Earle has returned to
Ptckens, after a pleasant isit to her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. o. X.
.Breazeale. ~ E5I'
!. On Thursday Westminsts~'e base
Dali nine went to Toccoa and played
match game Of ball, resulting in a
yTy for Westminster by score of
This is the fourth game our
Doys nave won from Toccoa this sea-
son.
J. Wade Dickson returned satur-
day from Greenwood, where he at
tended the meeting of the State
Farmers Union, held July 1921. He
reports q grand meeting. The ma
tional president, ]. H. Barrett, and
Mr. Davis, the State lecturer 90 |
Georgia, were there.
In paragraph last week, under |
the heading "Tidings from Tugalo'
the statement was made that Miss |
Lula Boatwright/ of Westminster
was married, which was incorrect. |
No doubt the correspondent, BE"
was misinformed. Miss Boatwright |
still enjoys single blessedness and is |
heart full and fancy free"
Married, on Wednesday, July "a,
by 8, II Marett, Esq, at his resi- |
dence, Miss Mamie Freeman andE. |
Y. Waters The bride Is a daughter |
of Preston Freeman and the groom |
is son of j. A. Waters. They reside |
In East End.
q Arthur King, of Harbin's, and Miss
Sudie Jones, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Jones, Of Madison, were
married at the Baptist parsonage in
Westminster by Rev. J. r. Moore on
July 25. They boarded
No. o for bridal trip to Washing
on, Jamestown and other points. Mr..
King holds the position of telegraph
operator at Harbin's.
Migs Rubie MCGEE has returned /
from, a pleasant visit to relatives and
friends In Greenwood, Honea Path /
and Williamson.
Rev. r. @. Mcconnell, ID. D., of
Kansas City, Mo-, spent a day and
night in Westminster last week. He