Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-06-02
A. SOUTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY, JUNE p 1909.

indebted to the Arm to call and set
tie their accounts.
Miss Gussie Harper, who has been
assistant teacher In the Westminster
Graded School for the past two
years, has returned to her home in
Clinton. Miss Harper is an efficient
teacher, and 'as she has. been re-
elected for another term her many
friends here look forward to her re-
turn to Westminster Mn September
with pleasure.
Last week we received an invita-
tion to the annual commencement of
the University of Maryland, which
began last night in the Academy of
Music, Baltimore. DR.. Furman p.
Simpson, Westminster boy, gradu-
ates in medicine this week.
Mrs. Alethia Ballenger is visiting
the family of w. P. Anderson.
Miss Ida Lou Brownlee Is visiting
at Spartanburg, Woodruff and
Greenville.
Mrs. T. Peden Anderson and little
son have returned from an extended
visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
~ Hutchison, of Opelika, Ala, and
her sister at Winder, Ga.
Miss Mary Sheldon has returned
from Pickens, where she has been
teaching the past session.
Howard II. Thomas spent Sunday
with homefolks in Gainesville.
Miss Winifred Diehl, teacher of
the third grade Of the Westminster
Graded School, has gone to her home
at Rock Hill. She came here in Jan
uary and filled the unexpired term of
Miss Anna B. Rushton very accepta-
bly,. Miss Diehl is winsome and
accomplished young lady, and West
minister is fortunate In placing her
name among the teachers reelected
| for next term
Henry Lamar, Of Macon; ]. Inman
Gray, w. n. Waters, Walter ".
Jones, of Atlanta, and Glen Davis, of
| Toccoa, dined' at the Westminster
Hotel Wednesday. They were travel
ing in the Journals scout car, a 60
horsepower, 6 cylinder Oldsmobile,
! owned by Mr. Lamar. Mr.. Gray is q
son Of James r. Gray, Of the Jour
nal, and Mr.. Waters is the staff rep
resentative Of the paper.
There was a distinguished arrival
at McConenll's Hotel one day last
week. The little visitor could nei-
ther walk nor talk, but could make a
sound quite familiar to faith
ers and mothers and older sisters and
| brothers. There was great rejoicing
| over the event because it was a little
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Nc
Connell, and their hearts were filed
with joy and pride.
Arthur Collier, a Georgian, is
cierking in the store of l.. A. Tan
merry.
Miss Ella Hargrove, after a sue
Inc
and sixth grades of the High School,
returned to her home at Gainesville
at the close Of the school. Miss Har-
grove is a most cultured young lady
OF charming personality and her
many friends regret that she will not
| come back next fall.
Married, by s. H. Marett, Esq, at
his residence In Westminster, on Sun
day morning, May 80 at II a. M,
walter Simpson and Miss Ella Rob-
ertson; also, by the same, at 9 D. M,
John Robertson and Miss Charity
Owens.
The three games of base "all play
ed by Westminster and Gainesville
last week resulted as follows:
Gainesville 5, 16, s; Westminster 8,
90.
Mr.. andlM Mrs. John A. Durham and
little daughter spent Sunday in
Greenville.
Miss Zola Hutchins, who has been
teaching school near Oakway, spent
several days last week with the fam
lily Of w. H. Moore before returning
to her home at Liberty.
w. A. Dickerson, Sam Reeder,
Burt and Bewley Mitchell, Hugh
Terrell, Clyde Cowan, Homer Brea-
Zeale, George Hull and Guy Jones
went seining in ToXaway last Thurs
day afternoon and were very success
full. They brought back 40 pounds
OF the "finny tribe" There were %
cells in the lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Zimmerman
left on Saturday for Dyson to visit
ar. and Mrs. r. w. Zimmerman,
| who reside in Saluda county. They
will come back by Greenwood and
take in the commencement of Lam
der College.
w. S. Hunter, Major B. Frank
Sloan, DR.. e. A. Hines and daughter,
OF, Seneca, attended the installation
services in the Presbyterian church
Sunday.
Beulah Mcdonald, who has been
quite sick for two months or more,
was able to be out riding one after
noon last week.
Jake Barnett says If all the girls
were named Nancy and there was as
great a demand for them as there Is
for the Nancy Hall potato slips, there
would be no old maids.
Miss Katie E. Harris leaves to-day
for Staunton, Va, to spend the sum-
mer vacation. Miss Harris will no
doubt enjoy vacation season after
her arduous duties as teacher in the