Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-06-01

THE NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Three Couples Wed--PrOf. Taylor
Elected superintendent of School.


Mrs. A. p. Marett attended COM
mencement at Greenville Female Col
lege, where her daughter, Miss Ada,
was graduated Friday evening.
Mrs. r.. +. White and son, Ed
ward, of Greenville, are visiting Mrs
j. Fl. Ligon for few days.
Fl. b. Gilbert and w. H. Harrison
were in Atlanta on business last
week.
j. r. Carter and O. S. Marett at
tended commencement in Greenville
last week.
Miss Eva Martin, of Cross Hill,
teacher OF the fifth grade Of West
minister High School, went to Green
vile Thursday to visit her uncle, j.
b. Raysor, on Buncombe street. Burt
Mitchell. prominent merchant of
westminster, left for Greenville to-
day TO wed Miss Martin. Rev. Mar
tin, of Cross IIill, will perform the
ceremony. The happy young couple
will go to Asheville to spend the first
week of their honeymoon.
Miss Rosa Mcdonald is spending a
month with relatives at Bowersville
and Iiartwell. Ga.
Invitations have been received to
the marriage Of Lucius Willingham
Mcconnell and Miss Clara Emma
Mitchell. The wedding will take
place at the brides home on North
Boulevard, Atlanta, June 18th. Mr.
Mcconnell is the second son Of Dr..
+. G. Mcconnell, and has often visit
ed his uncles. w. l.. and b. NJ. Eng
land and j. w. McGee, here.
Miss Ella Harper is visiting her
sister, Miss GuSSie HarDer.
The Grenville News has voiced the
rumor regarding two coming we'd
dings in our town. Miss Gussie Har-
per, popular teacher Of the High
School, and A. w. Leathers, wor-
thy conductor OF the Southern Rail
way, were united in marriage by
Rev. NJ. E. Peabody &c day at 2.3O
o'clock
Miss Augusta Smithson, recent
graduate OF the High School. and DR..
S. G. Moon, the reliable pharmacist
OF Stonecypher Drug Co., were also
Joined in matrimony by Rev. f. +.
Lavender at the same time and
place. The young couples left imme-
diately for Asheville.
+. II. Riddle, Of Lancaster. visited
az Rev. II. l.. Duffie's last week.
Miss Grace Striblng visited Miss
Belle Stribling, OF Seneca, last week.
Rev. !. E. McDavid. OF Fair Play
visited o. X. Breazeale last week.
Mrs. +, w. Cannon spent Friday
in Seneca.
Miss Margie Stribling was in Fair
Play last week. She sang a beautiful
Solo,"l Love, and the World is Mime"
at the Sheldon-Glcnn nuptials.
Misses Alice and Emily Stribling
were two Of the dainty little wal
tresses who served the wedding
guests.
The Teachers institute of Oconee
county VIII meet in Westminster for
one month, beginning June goth. Su.
pellnlendent Hughs has written ur-
gent appeals for a good attendance
AT thls insiitute,, The State law To-
quires some to attend and great ben
eht Will be derived by all who take
advantage or tie excellent opportu-
mites for Improvement afforded by
this institute.
Miss Lila Martin left for her home
at DonaldS last week, after a success
ful year in the High School here.
she was accompanied by Miss Wini-
fred Diehl. Of Winston-S Salem, n. c.,
who will visit her for several weeks.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ. E. Brockman
left Monday for Greenville, after clos
ing most delightful work here
Ihcy will return in two weeks TO
attend The Oconee Teachers Insti-
tntc. in which Prof. Brockman will
be an instructor.
Prof. w. G. Taylor left Saturday
FOR his home at Greer. Prof. Taylor
has been elected superintendent Of
he Westminster High School for
next year and we have cause to con-
graduate the trustees on the sclec-
tlon OF so capable Il man to control
the school
Is. l.. and Glenn Mitchell and ], II.
carter left Tuesday for Grcenville.
Mrs. G. NJ. Walker is i'm Athens
with her mother, who, we regret to
learn, IS very sick. We trust she
Will soon regain her good health.
MrS. j. \. Garter and Caroline and
Lillian are visiting i'm Hartwell.
Misses Mary Carter, Annie Miller
and Maude Stribling visited Clemson
College Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Grubbs. Of
Walhalla. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Mitchell.
Geo. Mcconnell has moved his fam
ily into the residence vacated by Dr.
H. f.. Rosscr, and now owned By
w. T.. Mason.
Among those who attended the
Sunday School Convention at South
Union Saturday and Sunday were
Misses Eva and Lillian Reedcr. En-
ma and Myrtle Zimmerman, Laura
Smit hSon. Lille Harrison, Anna and
Pcarle Marett. Maudo and Grace
Stribling. Myrl Pitts, Katie E. Harris
and Mazda Watkins; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Errett
zimmerman; II. n. Carter. William
Bibb, + G. Lavender, Clyde Cowan,
NJ. a. Terrell, l.. G. Marett, Oscar
Pitts. w. NJ. Lcmmons, A. p. Marctt,
Martin Watkins