Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-06-24
"A. SOUTH CAROLINA. wEDNEspAY, JUNE II, 1905


ton. Vickery was touched up to
seven safti 8 by Westminsters heavy
hitter. The features of the game
we're the good pitching by Goss, the
fast work of Westminster's team In
the field, two lightning double plays
being pulled off by Westminster In
quick succession. Only one Toccoa
man was able to reach third base.
and only twice did any reach first
base, There was very little yelling
during the game, which is commend
able. Two-base hits were made by
yDfllard, Moon and Zimmerman
Miss Ida Poore has returned from
q visit to her sister, Mrs. j. F. Geer,
of Anderson.
The Postal Telegraph Company
has opened an Office here in the Oco-
nee Bank. and c.. j. Mulkey is the
telegrapher.
A party from Westminster, COM
posed of Misses Ruby and Lora
Vaughan, Violet Gamble, Clara Har-
ris, Christine Mcconnell, Messrs. j.
NJ. Benson, b. L. Mitchell, Thaddeus
Elrod, Lester Mills, William Hull and
Mr.. and Mrs, G. G.. Vaughan, spent
last Thursday very pleasantly at the
tunnel, 1T was the first trip OF seve-
raj ia the party to the tunnel, and
theT enjoyed the outing immensely.
"a Nv. p. Anderson made a business
trip to Hartwell Saturday.
4 The residence of ]. A. f. Hutch
ins, near Oakway, was partially dam
aged by lightning Sunday before last.
One of Mr.. Hutchins children and
his mOther-in-law, Mrs. Elrod, were
slightly shocked.
Prof. j. A. Durham is engaged in
teaching a singing class in the Wal
halla Cotton Mill village.
Katydids were united in their,
choruses, last night. We do not re-
member hearing them earlier than
June 20 before. 1t Is said that frost
may be expected three months after
their appearance. We watched this
one year and 1t was true.
The numerous friends of Mrs. c.
p. o. Mitchell, Mrs. F.. M. Cross, T.
d. Poore. G. j. Mulkey and Miss
Blanche Honea are delighted to know
wonted health again. They all had
a serious spell Of sickness since
ChAstmas, lasting several months.
John Cheek, OF Abbeville, and his
brother@in-laW,l Joe E. Hopkins, of
Seneca, were among friends here last
week. Little Joe is a candidate.
Rs A. Ck Golden, of Newry, was
here a while, Saturday afternoon. He
is teaching asbrass band at Newry. i
Mrs. r. c., Carter of Walhalla,
spent last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fl. e. Rosser, of Westminster.
]. Y. Jones. Of Pelzer. Is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Jones.
H. Rutledge Zimmerman is indis-
posed this week. His friends hope
to see him back in, the. store soon.
Dewitt Cain, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Cain, aged about seven years,
died at their home on the CASTOR
farm last Friday. He had been in
bad health long time and expressed
himself as being prepared for the
end The hody1was buried at Gem
ter on Saturday,. The family have
the sympathy of many friends in
their deep sorrow. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. j. L. Sin
gleton. at }~ai
DIR. and Mrst G e. Anderson and
little son. Charles spent Sunday In
Seneca with Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. An
derson. =
Lawrence Sheldon, of Fair Play,
was here this week with his brother,
Francis Sheldon who is connected
with the Sheldon Furniture Company.
Services preparatory to the COM
held I'm the Presbyterian church next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mrs. w. HI. Irwin and children, of
Elberton, Ca. are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. G.. l.. Foster, of
Westminster, and her mother, Mrs.
Jane Y. Werner, OF Retreat.
An eight-months-old child OF Will
liam Stone died Saturday. 1t was
sick only few hours.
Mrs. Stephenson, of Andei son
county, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. ) ;.
L. McLin. She is on her way to
Doraville, Ga, to visit her sister.
Miss Maud Ballenger's numerous
friends will be pleased to learn that
the latest news from her was favora-
BILE. She has been in Atlanta Ave
weeks for treatment. An operation
was performed in st. Joseph's In
firmiary on Thursday.
M. A. nerndon, of Atlanta who is
here spending while with his
daughter, Mrs. ]. r. Phillips, bought
house and lot yesterday from M. A.
Terrell.
C. P. Mills & Co., who began busi-
ness here some months ago, purchas-
ed the stock formerly owned by the
Peoples Store. G. P. Mills and his
brother, Lester Mills, are both clever
gentlemen. The former clerked for
G. w. Gigniiliat, of Seneca, ten years
and later went into business on his
own account and is well known,
throughout the county.
Miss Winnie Carter, of Gaines
vile, is among the fair visitors here
this week.
w. s. Prichard is building resi-
dence west of the cemetery.