Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-22
New Series No. Ss4.-volume Llx--No. so.
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
News Notes Gathered About Town
and About People.


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Westminster, July 21.--Special:
Rev. Coke ID. Mann, o. West Union,
Is assisting Rev. j. L Singleton in a
series of meetings now being held in
the M e. church. The attendance is
better than in years at protracted
meeting. On Sunday night every pew
was filled: Preaching begins at II
a. m. and $50 p. m. Prof. j. A.
Durham is the leader of the music.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Loehr. of La
yonia, Ca, are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
e. G. Poore.
Cheswell Concert Band is the
name of the newly organized band in
| the mill village. We were in error
In mentioning the name of this band
last week. GEIH
Mitchell & Reeder are ready to
move into the new store room built
by Mr.. Mitchell. r. N. Carter e. Co.
| VIII open big line of hardware in
the room vacated by the above firm
about November 1. Mr.. Carter ex-
pects TO conduct grocery and grain
business individually up to that date
The incest and most ENJOYABLE nic.
nc ever held In this section came orr
IN the pasture on r. b. Norrls's farm
iast tuesday. The various Sunday
schools IN town united in the festjvi-
Ties and the jollificatiop of the day.
b. II, Reeder and his wife and
daughter have returned to Texas. Re-
fore taking their departure Mr.. and
MIS-. Reeder received the sad news of
the death Of their grandchild at
Hughes Springs. The deceased babe
vas chiiG OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
i Murphy; Mrs. Murphy was Miss VAL
lie Reeder, who visited here two
years ago.
The most interesting and exciting
game OF base ball ever played in
| westminster was witnessed last SAT-
urday between the Westminster and
Mss.Sy Hines. Tine game was TO 2
IN favor of Westminster. 1t was a
not game from beginning to end.
Our friend, w. H. Cole residing
near Oakway, left with us one day
last week four very large tomatoes
or the Pondarosa variety. They are
very me and juicy. The largest one
Weigneu one and quarter pounds,
ana the four weighed four and a half
pounds.
! While In Greenville last week we
nad the pleasure of seeing Hon. r..
u. Long and Prof. M. e. Brockman.
Both asked to be remembered to all
their Oconee friends.
l.. A. Edwards and j. H. Thomp-
son, or Seneca, were among the Wis
itors here yesterday.
Miss Willie Mae Mckee, of Ian
rens, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Alice
Puckett.
George Norris, a compositor OF
Gu; MACON evening News, arrived
Saturday and will spend a week via.
iting his father, r. E. Norris. and
other relatives Mr. Norris has many
friends here who are always pleased
to see him.
The friends of Mrs. Clifford Wal
Ker, or Monroe, Ca, will be glad to
know that her husband was success
ful as Solicitor General at the nri-
mary election recently held in Geor-
gla. 1t Is a good position for n
young lawyer to occupy. Besides the
training 1t will give, there Is salary
OF seven thousand dollars a year.
Misses Lula Bowers and Inez Ber-
| ryman, OF Bowersyille, Ga, are the
attractive guests OF Miss Lille Harri-
son.
Mrs. j. w. Wingo, Of Greenville.
president of State w. M. u, visited
MRS. j. w. Stribling last week, and
then attended the associational w
M. U. at Fair Play. Among those
who attended the meeting wera Mes
danes j. s. Carter, ]. r. Moore. O.
X. Breazeaie, A. p. Marett, CordeIia
whitaker, j. b. Vandiver, Misses
Robbie Carter and Ada Marett, who
were enthusiastic in regard to the
hospitality of the members of the
Beaverdam church, and the facility
with which Mrs. Wingo stated the
things which interest all mission
workers In this State. Mrs. w. l..
Dobbs, as chairman of committee,
was superb In her efforts to make
the meeting success. Fair Play is
a fine farming country and has men
who help the world to move on more
happily and who helped no little !n
making the missionary meeting
success.
Misses Ethel and Clyde Smith and
myrtle Davis, trio of handsome
young ladies of the Bounty Land sec
ton, are visiting Miss Laura Smith
son.
Miss Jessie Stribling is visiting at
Greenville, Belton and Piedmont, and
will attend the Baptist Assembly at
Greenville before returning home.
j. r. MCGEE and wife, Of Due West,
are on visit to the family of his
brother, ]. w. MCGEE.
William Lewis, of the South I'm
lon section, was married on July 18
to Miss Layera Perry, Of Layonia,
Ga.,J ID. Sheldon, Esq, Of Fair Play,
ofhciattng at his residence.
II. Rutledge Zimmerman and sis
ter, Miss Lucille Zimmerman, were
guests of friends In Walhalla Sunday
afternoon. Il. u. Gossett.
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