Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-30

ana travels extensively throughout
Texas and Oklahoma, selling trunks,
valises, suit cases, etc. Mr.. White
is brother of Capt. r. f. White,
Of Greenville.
Horace Whitworth, druggist, of
Greenville, arrived yesterday to at
tend the burial of his brother, Adolf
phus Whitworth. Mr.. Whitworth
was accompanied by his wife.
w. Reid Leathers, we'll known
and clever Westminster boy, who
has been absent from the cherished
haunts of his boyhood for several
years, is at the home Of his parents
for few days. Mr.. Leathers Is hale
and hearty. He is travelling man,
and until recently made headquart-
ers at Louisville.
Miss Rittie Smith, of Toccoa, was
the much-admired guest Of Miss
Mary S. Messer last Friday and Sat-
urday.
e. L. Mason, formerly of west
minister, but now prominent busi-
ness man of Charlotte, was on
short visit to his old home last week
Ed. was as entertaining as ever. He
was accompanied by his little son,
r. e.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
at the BRIDES home, ilf Pickens,
Vascoe j.. Loehr, of Lavonia, Ca,
and Miss Bessie Ashmore >will be
united in marriage. The groom is
former compositor Of the Oconee
News and his Oconee friends wish
him much happiness.
Beginning next week the West
minister Oil and Fertilizer Company
will operate their ginnery only two
days a week-Tuesday and Friday
A fnw HoN,, NY
an envelope containing a check for
three dollars, signed by F.. B. Lipp-
man. p. p. p. appears on the en-
velope in red letters. OF course the
check will be worthless to the one
who found it, but at the same time
they are depriving Mr.. Loehr of the
value of it.
Miss Anna b. RusEton will not re-
turn to Westminster to resume her
position as teacher in the Westmin-
ster Graded School. Her connection
with the school was cut short on ac-
count Of the death or her sister, Miss
Rushton having to care for moth
erless babe.
Luckily the two banquets rendered
on Christmas night were in close
proximity to each other and we could
put in our appearance at both. The
guests all appeared to be dressed in
their best and were looking very
handsome. At the hotel one Young
lady said she bad proposed to three
that evening and she is still single.
At the hall Bud Stewart had to leave
to keep from being captured
Thos. G. Peden has bought the
stock Of w. l.. England on the new
block.
The Young Mems Baracca Glass
of the Baptist church have issued
invitations to a party to be given at
the home Of Rev. A. p Marett on
Wednesday evening from 8 to II
o'clock.
Adolphus Whitworth, son of w.
II. Whitworth, deceased, died in the
mill village Sunday. His body was
carried to South Union Monday for
interment. Mr.. Whitworth was
county, his mother being a daughter
OF Stephen Marett, who died a few
years ago at Fair Play
Mrs. J. f. Geer, of Anderson, ar
rived yesterday and will spend few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. d. Poore, in East End.
Robert Dickson, son Of Newt Dick
son, arrived on December oath from
Oklahoma.
Geo. B. Mitchell, the glass blower
who has been making exhibitions in
other towns in the county, is here
and can be found in one of A. Zim-
merman's new brick stores.
Mrs. Alma Jordan and little son,
of Knoxville, Tenn, are on a visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Loehr.
Two or three hogs continue to run
at large in the town. They aIs not
only nuisance, but pest, as they
are tearing up flower yards, destroy
ing crops and giving everybody a
lot Of trouble.
Conway Terrell is on a visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Ter
rell. He is an employee Of the Sou
thern and makes Atlanta his head
quarters
Charles r.. Anderson commenced
to handle the yard stick and SCOOP
in the store Of w. G.. Peden yester-
day.
Kletner Tannery and Bolton Mar
ett. of Furman University, are at
home for the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Leathers and
babe, OF Atlanta, are among the
Christmas visitors.
NJ. G. Barton, superintendent of
the Piedmont Graded Schools, arri-
we'd Saturday and joined his wife on
a visit to relatives here and at Fair
Play.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie Strib-
ling, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. w. j.. Stribling, to Earle Bar
ton, OF Townville, will be solemnized
at the brides home in Westminster
on Thursday, December 81.
Married, Saturday, 26th instant
at the home Of Morgan Shaw, in
Westminster, Miss Carrie Lancaster,
OF Fountain Inn, and John Shaw,
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