Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-02
New Series No. 554.--Volunc LXI.--No. Al.
WESTNiINSTER'S LOCAL NEWS.
Hazel Smith Injured by Accident. -.
Several Marriages.

Westminster, Nov. 1.-Specfar.
In honor Of Miss Ida Poore, a BRIDE
elect, Miss Barnie Freeman enter
tanned at miscellaneous shower on
tuesday afternoon, October %. The
gifts were placed in an umbrella.
which was suspended in the hall. ana
they were showered upon Miss Poore
as she entered. After an interesting
Kitchen contest" the prize wag
awarded and refreshments wer@
served.
Hazel Smith had very bad acct
dent on Tuesday, October 25, while
working on q gasolene engine. He
was looking into the peep-hole when
the explosion caught him in his
right eye. He was badly burned, but
tbe "octors think that his sight is
not njured.
viii Davis and Miss Myrtice Her
rington, Of Toccoa, were in towp
Sunday visiting Moses and Miss
Jewel Hays
MISS Crowther, one OF the teach
ers, spent Saturday and Sunday with
homefolks at Due West.
+. w. Matheson and Joe Price
made a business trip to Atlanta one
day last week
Frank Patterson, negro, killed
Jim Allen, another negro, near Fair
ray, Sunday afternoon. Patterson
and Allen were drinking and fell OUT,
over some cards.
MISS Bailey, one of the Westmin-
ster High School teachers was called
TO her nome at Blaney, S. c., last
Friday on business She will he
away away Tor several days: Mrs. Thos. C.
Pcden is teaching in her place.
T.
eca, visited Mrs. M. E. Messer ana
s. II. Marett one day this week, .
j. n. Whitaker made a businesg
Trip to Anderson last Thursday.
MIS-. W. y. Anderson and little
daughter Mary visited relatives II,
Lavonia last Friday and Saturday
Friends Of w. NJ Gossett will be
pleased to hear that he IS improving
rapidly.
Mrs. A. NJ. Alexander visited her
sister in Anderson last week.
D. carter, OF Gainesville, was in
town one day last week.
NJ. a. Terrell visited homefolks
last Wednesday and Thursday.
me Westminster Town Council
has passed an ordinance prohibiting
the shooting Of fireworks inside oP
the city limits this Christmas.
Mrs. II. c. Wilson and Miss Ila
spent Thursday in Greenville.
NJ. r. Chappell and Miss Saman-
ina watkins, Of this place, we're
married at the home OF the BRIDES
1alher last sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. S. II. Marett, Esq, ofilciatea
Mrs. j. f.. Stewart was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart last
week.
S. f. Reeder and Burt Mitchell
made business trip to Atlanta lass
week.
Clarence Hobson has been spend
Ing few days with his father, l.. II.
V. Hobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter, OF
Walhalla, were in town Monday.
We had several ghosts on the
streets last night to remind us that
it was Halloween.
Several Of our people are planning
to so to Atlanta to the races this
week.
G. NJ Barnett and Miss Maud Cox,
Of Oak Grove, were married here at
the Baptist parsonage last Sunday af-
ternOon.
Rev. r. l.. Dunie will preach at
| Rock Springs church next Sunday af-
| tenOOn at 3 o'clock
The annual meeting OF the w. M.
u will be held in Greenville Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. Mrs. I. S. Pitts and Mrs. w.
l.. England are the delegates from
the society here; Misses Gladys Car
ter and Ada Marett from the Y w
NJ. U.
VIII Pcden is very sick at present.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Poore
and G. A. Moore took place last We'd
nesday morning at 1870 o'clock.
The only attendants we're Mrs. Geers
OF Anderson, dame Of honor, and
Miss Barnie Freeman, maid Of
honor. Rev. James Moore, brother OF
the groom, Ofllciated. Mr. Moore
and his bride left Immediately after
the ceremony. They are visiting
Mrs Geer. the brides sister, in An
dcrson, this week
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