Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-01-15
WAIHAIIA SOUTH oARonrsA WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1s 1908
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Several Marriages--Deeth Of Miss
stonecypher-No. SO WIFI Flag.

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Several MarriagesDeath Of Miss
stonecypher-No. SO VIII Flag.
Westminster, Jan. Ia. Special y
Married, by Rev. j. IA. CLARK, on
Sunday, January 12, at his residence,
Miss Annie Carsweil and Arthur Cox,
both of West End.
Rev. J. f. Mason. Clifton Ables and
Miss Rosie Richardson. The bride
Married, on Sunday, 18th instant,
at A p. M, Preston Tucker to Miss
Burns, j. A. Eubanks. Esq, oflciat-
Ing. s' $ 's :. gll s
John Bell, an old colored man,
died at the home OF his son-in-law,
Richard Cody, last Wednesday. 50
Rev. 8. A. Mcdaniel has bought of
A. zimmerman house and lot in.
Westminster and will move here from
South Union. He is tine beloved pas
tor OF South Union. Madison and Old
Westminster churches. A cordial
welcome awaits him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. G. Peden have
returned from q VISIT to Thomaston.
Ga. Y f;t I q
Let us all remember that one OF.
the manifest obligations we owe to
the town and community is to do all
of contagious diseases. The danger
is soon reduced to q minimum if
every precaution is used. 5s
J. 8. Carter was in Walhalla Sat-
urday.
Otis Sigh, OF the Seneca Farm and
Factory, was here last Friday after
noon.
w. A. Matheson, Of Toccoa, was
over to visit his son, p. w. Mathe-
son, last Thursday.
Otis Whitten has returned from a
visit to his home at Pendleton.
Mrs. Honhinss, Miss Mabel Hop.
kins and Mrs. Jack Hopkins, of SEN
eca, visited at the home of G. T.
Phillips last week.
John M. Phillips, editor Of the
Farm and Factory, was in town on
Monday afternoon.
Mesdames j. G. Bearden and G.. l..
McLin have returned to Atlanta, af-
ter visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
McLin, in West End.
During Christmas week Mrs. F.
M. Cross lost gold medal pin that
was awarded to her at Brenau Col
lege some years ago. The pin was
lost on the streets or in some OF the
stores. 1t has only one word, "Mu-
sic" inscribed on 1t. The party who
found 1t will please leave at the
store of Cannon e. Cross.
Mr.. -. -. Whitmire, of Seneca,
was here Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sallle Echols is now with M.
8. Stribling.
Jas. McCleskey comes here from
Seneca instead of Cross Roads. We
were mistaken about him being Mr..
Breazeale's partner in the store He
is only clerk.
An election will be held on Janu-
ary 81 for the purpose of electing a
warden to fill the unexpired term Of
w. s. Haley, who has moved away.
A.. Zimmerman, intendant, receiy-
ed letter from B. G.. Falls, of the
Southern Railway, this morning con-
veying the information that effect
i've on January 10th he would ar
range for No. 36 to flag at West
minister, instead of No. A. This Is
good news to the travelling public.
Since No. 36 discontinued flag at this
point 1t has been missed more than
any other night train. After Janu-
ary 20th person can get pretty
good nights rest and make connec-
tions on No. SO for all points North
and East.
Westminster Conclave, Improved
Order Heptasophs, No. $50, have
elected the following officers for the
year 1908: Past Archon, w. q.
Rhyme; Archon, G. M. Walker; Pro-
vost, D. f. Mabry; Prelate, Ashtabu-
lah Gaines; Secretary, F. M. Gross;
Financier, ]. G. Breazeale; Treasu-
rer, J. q. Mason; Inspector, Ross
Mitchell; Warier, Joel Barker; Sem
tipel, Cary Poore; Trustees, ]. r.
Finlay, J. P. Tannery, w. -. Mason.
Miss Ida Stonecypher, aged about
40 years, died at the home Of her
| uncle, M. II. McJunkin, of South
Union, last, Friday night Her body
was inferred at South Union ceme-
terry on Sunday. She was a grand
daughter Of the late Samuel s. Nc
Junkin. She is survived by her mo-
ther and one brother, Jeff Stonecy-
pher.
Miss Lila Reeder returned to
Greenville one day last week to re-
sumo her studies in Perry Business
College,. A. l.. Gossett.