Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-05
WESTMINSTER NEWS LETTER
.. Carter iii ut Wayncsvillc, N. G.
Other Local News,

Westminster, Oct 4.-Special:
me ilrst lyceum number will be
The Alkahest Ladies' Quartette" at
Lhe auditorium next Thursday night,
october 9Th, at $50 o'clock. They
come to us highly recommended and
we feel sure that all who attend will
be well pleased. Our new managers
nave selected a fine course for the
coming season, and we hope that all
the people in and around Westmin-
ster will secure season tickets be-
fore 1t is too late. Our next attrac-
tion will be in November, "The Biel-.
harzt Entertainers"
The Misses Wham will have their
millinery opening Thursday and Fri
day Of this week.
DR.. w. J. Carter was called to
Waynesville, n. c., Friday night TO
lhe bedside of his father, j. Car
ter, who was hurt in railroad
wreck near there Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NIarett
moved last week into their beautiful
bungalow in West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brockman
were visiting friends here one day
last week.
G. 0. Simpson is making Seneca
his headquarters for cotton buyinp
this season.
j. w. McGee, C. II. Stonecypher
and S. J. Hayes were in Toccoa Fri
day
There is one ease Of scarlet fever
on cotton mill hill. The board of
health promptly quarantined the
house and hope to keep it from
spreading.
Wilton Mason has sold his beauti-
ful house and farm in the suburb or
westminster to Mr. Mitchell Of An
derson.
J. S. Carter has Joined the auto
brigade, having purchased a hand
some car last Saturday.
Miss Ada Wham returned Friday
from Abbeville, where she had been
nursing her niece, who was sick
with fever.
Will Lemmons is clerking for But
Ter & Co.
Geo. Hull, Nj. 4. Terrell, CONWAY
lerre!i' y. a. Leathers and ID. A..
folks.
We are glad to know that our
young people are taking such inter
est in the expression department this
year. We feel very fortunate that
we can have Miss Ada Marett with no
and at the head Of this class.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1I. IGrod visited
friends in Toccoa recently.
Quite a number Of our people At
tended the circus at Seneca.
ii. G. Dresser and David McClana-
han attended the Mercer-Clemson
FOOT ball game at Clemson Saturday.
The many friends Of James G.,
Breazeale will regrt to know that he
has typhoid fever.
Miss Ellie Kilburn has purchased
a house and lot from j. b. Vandiver
in West End.
Mrs. Peden, who has been visiting
friends In Faiwicw, S. c., returned
home Saturday.
II. {. Dresser made 4 business trim
to Atlanta last week in his Ford
auto
Miss jamie Alexander visited rela-
tivcs in Westminster last week.
John NandiVcr, Of Red Hill. Ga.
has been visiting his brother, J. b.
Vandiver, for the past week.
Mrs. Sloan Kilburn, of Oakway,
visited y. E. Kilburn Thursday and
Friday OF last week.
Miss Sarah Anderson has been Wis
iting Miss Louise Sheldon at Fair
Play recently
K, w. Marett was in Atlanta last
week on business.
Miss Rose Mcdonald left Saturday
to take charge Of her school at Mt.
Airy
Sam Recder has been visiting r.
Fl. Marctt, Of Fair Play, recently.
Mrs. J. S. Carter spent several
days with her mother and father in
Toccoa last week.
Rev A. p. Marett will preach at
Conneross next Sunday at II o'clock
ana at Poplar Springs at p. m. At
both places there will be collec-
tion taken for State missions,