Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-02-10
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Interesting Itepis About People and
Things About Town.
(By A. l.. Gossett.) }


resent the Presbyterian Sabbath
school at the State Sunday School
Convention, which meets at Orange
burg February 16. Alternate, j. NJ.
Norris.
Bo1n.l unto. Dr. and Mrs. w. A..
Strickland, on February 6, daugh-
ter.
A little five-months-old child of
Charlie Duvall, who lives In the Oak
Grove section, was found dead in
bed one morning last week Inter
ment took place at Pleasant Hill on
Saturday, funeral services being con-
Quoted by Rev. A. p. Marett
f. w. Cannon, who Is opening up
stock OF fancy groceries in the
room next door to the post office.
will have an ice cream parlor and
soda fountain in the summer. His
fountain has been installed and Is a
thing OF beauty. 1t cost about thir-
teen hundred dollars.
Prof. W. III. Hand passed favora-
bly, on the Westminster High School
yesterday. He says everything is in
conformity to the requirements Of
the faw and good work is being done.
Miss Lizzie Harbert delightfully."-
entertained few invited friends at
her horr in West End last Wednes-
uaS diII iHool. quite numDer or
interesting games were played, af-
ter which dainty refreshments we're
served, which were enjoyed by all.
The guests present included Misses
Emma Moore, Merl Pitts, Lizzie
Powell, Messrs. G.. E. Hobson, o. w.
Pitts and Benjamin Simpson.
No marriages to record to-day, but
we are reliably informed that before
the dawn of another, day two OF
Westminster's popular young people
will have Joined their forces FOR bet
ter or for worse
Little Harry Mcconnell the eld-
est son OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Nc
Connell, celebrated the tenth ami
versary of his birthday on the after
noon of February by inviting a cou-
pie or dozen or more Of his little
friends to his home. From 8 to 6
the fun and pleasures of the day
lasted. After enjoying variety of
outdoor sports and plays the visit
ors were invited into the dining
room to tea at O'Clock. The table
was loaded with nice things, such
as peaches, cakes, custards, crack
erS, peanuts, popcorn, candies and
other eatables. The openvair pleas
ures We're then renewed, and at G
o'clock the little guests amused
themselves pulling candy. Besides
the family connections the following
little girls and boys were present to
enjoy the afternoon: Mildred Bear
den, Hortense and Cannon Cross,
Pauline Miller, Eleanor Reese, Ethel
Mcdaniel, Eunice and Isabel Macau-
lay, lla Wilson, Maggie Mitchell.
jamie Harris, Bernice Cannon, O. II.
Mitchell, Charles Anderson Harry
Mulkey, Jack Zimmerman, J.. NJ. Sim
gleton, Victor Marett, Robt. Macau,
lay, Edwin Gaines, Lee Harris and
Lewis Jon1a. Misses Annie and Ida
NaN assisted in entertaining. Miss
Annie Kay and Victor ALarett won
the prize for pulling the best candy.
The Big Four Minstlol Company
rendered an amusing program of"mu-
sic, songs, jokes and comedy special
ties at Zimmerman Hall Friday and
Saturday evenings. Owing to the in
clemency of the weather there was a
small attendance Friday evening.
The Big Four Minstrel Company is
composed OF w. A. Harrison Robert
Parker, Il. u. Elrod and Sloan Har-p
Key o. ;. Marett was also an i'm
portant character i'm the perform
ance. Many would be pleased to see
them give another entcrtainhlcnt at
an early daUe.
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