Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-05-27
spending some time with the family
OF A. Gaines. Mrs. Witherspoon is

man will be associated with Profs.
~. X. Lyles and ID. r. Nicholson in
the work. He will have charge of
tfe department Of algebra and ped
agogy, and Mrs. Brockman will teach
history and geography. S
| The friends of Mrs. Cole, widow
or the late A. Pickens Cole, will re-
gret to learn OF her death, which oc-
| Cured at the old home, some two
or three miles below here; on NAV
~. She was a member of the Old
Westminster Baptist church, and
her body was inferred In the ceme-
terry there on May 18.
Rev. A. j. Cauthen, presiding ell
der of Anderson District, stopped
with Rev. j. l.. Singleton while on
his way to the quarterly conference
at Center. He preached in the Me-
thodfst church Sunday at 4 d. M.
and in the Presbyterian church at
$50.
Mrs. Eliza Martin, of Greenviiie,
visited her daughter, Mrs. Lula VAN
diver, this week. She will go to At
ianta to see her son, Charlie Mar
tin, before returning home.
Misses Anna B. Rushton and Gus
sic Harper left on Thursday for their
homes at Johnston and Due West.
On Saturday Prof. and Mrs. NJ. e.
| Brockman and Rev. Ford II. Cox left
| for their homes at Greenville and
Fountain Inn. Their many friends
regretted to see them leave, but wish
them a pleasant vacation.
| Mrs. Mary Bowers, whose death
| was announced last week, was the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. p.
Moon, of Conner, Ca, and was only
20 years of age. Her body was
shipped to Conner for interment Tues
day evening. G. H. Stonecypher, s.
Y: Moon, Mesdames ]. H. Stonecy-
pher and j. G. Breazeale accompa-
MED the heart-broken husband to
the burial. The deceased was mar
ried to ]. d. Bowers, of Canon, Ga,
about three years ago. They later
removed to Westminster, where Mr..
Bowers Is operating planer. She
was a woman of charming PERSONAL
ity and had many friends here and at
Conner who We're saddened to learn
or her death, which was due to heart
failure. She leaves four sisters and
three brothers; one sister, Mrs. DR..
!. H.. Stonecypher, and one brother.
s. Q. Moon, reside here.
Miss Eleanor Reese is on very
pleasant visit to her grandparents.
Mr, and Mrs. T. B. Keese, of Fair
Play.
Rev. A. R. Shaw. of Charlotte, N.
c., will be here week after next and
assist Rev. j. j. Harrell in a series
of meetings, which will begin in the
Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening, June IL. The meeting will
be In progress about ten days.
Miss Annie Anderson ia Visiting
her brother, ]. *. Anderson, of Sem
eca.
Misses Leila Buchanan, Of Pendle-
ton, and Blanche Love, of Sharon.
we're guests of the Misses Mcdonald
during the. past week.
Arthur Phillips and Miss Cora
Brock, OF Walhalla, visited friends
In the West End this week.
j. s. Carter was in Gainesville on
Monday. H
The infant son oe Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Pitts. who live about two miles
above here, died on Sunday last
Fhe burial occurred here in the new
cemetery yesterday.
c.. e. o. Mitchell has a fine field
of wheat. 1t is ready to harvest.
A colony of East Tennessee horse
swappers have been camping near
the Leathers' Crossing the past week.
Ihere is not much danger OF them
wanting to carry away any of the
children of the community, as tbey
have plenty of their own.
G. F. Adams and ]. X. Anderson
have opened up a marble shop in
Seneca and have moved their fami-
lies to that place
Rev. j. l.. Singleton, of the Me-
thodist church, will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening, May 81, at $50.
Mrs. r. Galway, Misses Emma
zimmerman, Rosa and Beulah Nc
Donald and Ida Martin visited in
Walhalla last Thursday.
l.. H. V. Hobson has repainted his
residence and made other improve
ments around his premises. ''Lem''
mas one OF the prettiest homes In
West End.
5. II. Marett, Esq, presented us
with some ripe peaches on Saturday,
the 23d instant. They were quite a
rarity, as they were the first peaches
we have tasted since 1906. All kinds
of fruit will be plentiful this year.
Mrs. Florence Norris Ballenger has
returned from visit to Atlanta, Bir-
mingham and East Lake.
DR.. G. M. Walker and w. P. Anl
derson have installed water-works
around their premises. The water is
pumped from the wells by the power
OF gasoline engines. Mr. Anderson
has aSdynamo and will light his resi-
dence with electricity soon He will
have every convenience when the
work is completed.
| TO glance at, the announcements
OF candidates, especially under the
headings of County Treasurer and
County Commissioner, will convince
one that the panic Is being felt in
Oconee.
Misses Ethel Marett, Kate Harris,
and Bernice Marett, three bright and
handsome pupils of the Westminster
Graded Schools the past session,