Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-12
LA. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1909.

highway between Atlanta and New
York, and the route will he by either
Hartwell or this place. An automo
bile highway would mean much to
this country. Think. about It.
j. III. Carter spent Sunday in
Gainesville.
T. Peden Anderson and his little
from Opelika, Ala Mr.. Anderson's
little son, Thomas Peden, has been
seriously sick, but is now out of
danger. Mrs. Anderson and babe
will return as soon as he is strong
enough to be brought home.
NJ. Gordon, Of Atlanta, has opened
stock of clothing and furnishing
goods in the store room next door to
the Westminster Bank. Mr.. Gordon
is native of Germany.
John w. Simpson is building a
dwelling on one of his lots In East
minister.
Archie Todd, of Anderson, was in
town last Friday.
Prof. Samuel Prince, of Lander
College, Greenwood was here one
day last week. He is the second son
of Judge Prince, of Anderson.
Mrs. Sallie Terrell Echols and
Hazel Smith were married at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. j. r.
Moore last Wednesday evening be-
tween II and IL o'clock. They left
on No. A at about 1890 for GROSS
Hill, the former home OF Mr.. Smith
They will make their home here.
The groom is salesman in the
store Of j. Sc j. S. Carter and the
bride Is a saleslady in the store Of
w. G. Peden & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Moore
and Miss Kittie Sligh, Of Seneca,
were in Westminster last Friday af-
| ternoon.
Thos. f. Gossett, of Greenville,
spent Sunday afternoon with his bro
ther, w. NJ. Gossett.
Rev. w. A. Massabau, pastor OF
| the Buncombe Street Methodist
| church, Greenville, has been chosen
| TO preach the commencement SER
| mon for the closing exercises Of the
Westminster High School on Sun
! day, May 16, at II a. m. AS there
is not sufficient room at the school
house the Presbyterian church has
been offered to hold this service in.
| The best photographer ever locat-
ed in Westminster is j. Il. kersey.
| See ad. Of Westminster Studio else
where in this sssue.
Two new passenger trains will be
| operated on the Southern between
birmingham and Charlotte after
| May 10. They will be known as
| Nos. 20 and so. No. 20, southbound,
will arrive at Westminster at about
$50 a. m., and No. 80, nortbound,
| Will arrive at about 6 d. M These
additional trains will give us twelve
passenger and vestibue trains daily
and fourteen for the stations south
! of Toccoa and north of Seneca. Nos
20 and 80 will not stop here.
Miss Nellie Lou Carter arrived
Thursday evening from Coke Col
lege, College Park, GA. Owing to
sickness she was compelled to give
| up her studies and return home be-
| fore the end of the term.
ReN and Mrs. ]. r. Moore have
gone to Louisville, Ky, to attend the
Southern Baptist Convention.
NJ. l.. Sewell, of Lavonia, was in
town last Thursday.
DR.. E. A. Hines and Leslie Strib-
ling, of Seneca, were in town last
week. q
j. J. Gaines, Of Hartwell, is visit
ing his son, j. E. Gaines. He Is ac-
companied by his niece, Mrs. Brown,
of Hart county.
MIS-. -. Il. bfOCkman, OF Green
vile, has been visiting her father,
| A. n. Gilreath.
Mrs. II. N. Carter is visiting her
father, j. w. Williams, of Hartwell,
Georgia.
The ice factory is assured. DR..
Fl. r. Rosser has bought the ma
chinery and it is expected in about
ten days. 1T will have capacity of
six tons per day, and will be located
| at the Steam Laundry.
j. A. Collins spent several days
last week on the Georgia side.
w. w. Mason Is conducting q
grain and provision department in
the rear end of McGee's Cash Store.
Owing to the absence Of the pas
| tor, Rev. j. r, Moore, the regular
services for next Sabbath at the Bap-
tist church will be omitted. Rev.
Moore and wife will be away about
two weeks.
WhOoping Cough.
This is more dangerous disease