Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-16
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Rev. Jos. 7, Dendy Receives Can to
Y Atlanta@--Bfatters About Town.

SAsA' -. -. LfAhoersOu mas been elect
cd principal, and NJ. s.. Stribling AL
ternate to the meeting OF South Ca
roiina Synod, which convenes In An
derson op Tuesday, 29th instant. u
Rev. JOS T. Dendy, of Kershaw.
has received unanimous call to the
pastogate OF the Wallace Street Pres
Dyterian church In Atlanta. He
preached there on the first Sabbath
In this month. Mr. Dendy has NOT
accepted the call so far. -,
MRS. Carl Smith was the charming
nostess or the Young Matrons on
THURSDAY afternoon. An enjoyable
Ieeture OF the afternoon was 9 .cse.
contest, the prize being won by Mrs.
Clevia Floyd, of Fairburn, Ca, the
guest of Mrs. j. H. Bibb. A teunt..
ing salad course was served. Those
enjoying this occasion were Mes
Games Clevia Floyd, j. s. Carter, M.
r. Brockman, j. III. Bibb, G.. r.. GRAY
n W. Marett, w. j. Carter, j. r.
Moore, Wilton Mason, 1. s. pitts.
George Harmon and Carl Smith.
Rev. b. A. Durham, of Anderson
county, visited relatives here last
lanta. ~ a.
Married, on Sunday, October 10,
by Rev. A. P. Marett, Miss Minnie
II.
Mr.. Johnson, of White Plain. spent
a Few days with his brother-in.law.
L. -. Poore, recently while return.
ing from trip to Atlanta.
we had a killing frost yesterday
morning.
Mrs. r. D. Oelkers and children
or Walhalla, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Collins lcst week.
MI. and Mn. M. A. Terrell return
ed Friday from visit to their chill
dren at Lockhart. T go
>. "A. Collins, who represents Boyd
g Co, OF Richmond, sold $3.50
POUNDS OF cheese to merchants here
last week. The people around here
are very fond of cheese. 81 -
Miss Marye r. SheIor, State organ
izer OF the International Sunshine
society, Will issue, the last week in
october, a special edition of the SEN
eca journal for Sunshine. Miss She
LOT hopes to secure funds by thfs tn
aid In establishing & home sci,ool
Tor defective children, and send part
or proceeds to the Sunshine head
quarters In New York. The edition
VIII be highly Illustrated aid very
attractive. Price 10 cents. Orders
TO De sent to Seneca Journal. Miss
Shelor reports that the work IA de-
veloping very fast in South Carolina.
and she has received aid for her
work In books from Spain, where
sunshine is also growing. Viscount
ess de Rois, OF Paris, is much inter
ested In Miss Shelor's work and,
writes her letters very often; The
V1scountess' pen name is Mara Ter
ry, novelist
The Westminster Oil and Fertilizer
Company will give cents apiece for
good cotton seed meal bags.
Mrs. DR.. G. B. Floyd and her lit
tie daughter, Lillian, of Fairburn.
Ga, are On visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. H. ,Bibb.
Thos. F. Gossett and Pink Gran
| ger, of Greenville, and Mrs. Emma
| Hoops and little daughter, Of near
Easley, visited relatives here this
week,
Dewitt Miller will lecture at the
school house Tuesday, October 29,
at $50 p. M General admission 25
cents. -
| Miss Bessie Crawford and Sam
Ables visited in the South Union set
tlement Sunday :.
We saw ]. H. Cowan's prize acre
OF corn, below Johns Mill, last We'd
nesday, and think he stands mighty
good chance of winning in the con-
l
yield one hundred bushels or more!
The stalks are very close in the drill
and every one has large, well ma
tured ear of corn. Mr.. Cowan in
| forms us that he saved between seven
and eight hundred bundles of fod-
| der from this acre between the ear
and the ground. No record of the
tops was kept. Eight hundred
pounds Of guano and one hundred
and twenty five pounds Of nitrate of
soda were used on this acre. Mr..
| Cowan's tenant has several acres of
good bottom corn that will make be-
] tween 90 and 75 bushels to the acre
where no fertilizers were used.
Mrs. Lizzie Freeman and her
daughter, Mrs. w. e. Rhyme, will
visit in Atlanta this week.
| John Benson, Otis Whitten and
George Pitts have just returned from
a visit to New York and Jamestown.
Miss Pearl Lyles, of Deercourt, Ga,
visited her aunt, Mrs. ]. A. Law
renee, this week. g.,
The Sheldon Furniture Company
received two car loads Of furniture
last week.
J. ]. Gaines, Of Oklahoma, is spend
ing while with his son, J. e.
Gaines.
The Farmers Warehouse is now
prepared to take care OF cotton.
d. G. Sheldon Is in Atlanta for
few days on business.
J. w. McGee, Misses Ruby MCGEE
and Myrtle Zimmerman will 60 to
Atlanta tomorrow to see the State
Fair. A. l.. Gossett.
Out OF Sight.
Out of sight, out of mind" Is an
old saying which applies with special