Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-14

THE NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Base Ball Boys Still Winning-Locaa
Notes in Brief.

Notes in Brief.
Westminster, June 13.-Special-
The many friends Of Misses Maude
and Allie Stribling are pleased to SEQ
them at home again. Both of these
popular young ladies' have been
teaching In the lower part Of tho
State. They returned last week To-
spend the vacation with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Marett spent
Sunday In Westminster at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Marett
Frank Anderson returned home
last Saturday from Clinton, where he
has been attending the South Caro-
lima Presbyterian College,. This Is
franks second year in that institu-
ton. We are pleased to see him
among homefolks again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Marett ana
little daughter Emily, Of Seneca,
spent Sunday with their father, s.
II. Marett, Esq.
Miss Preston Crowder, OF Opelika.
Ala, and Mrs. Marvin Maynard, OF
Winder, Ga, are visiting at the home.
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Anderson.
Miss Crowder visited Mrs. Anderson
four years ago, and made many
friends In Westminster. Sho is als
accomplished young lady, and We
are glad to see her again visiting i'm
our town. lS
Mrs. w. j. Stribling is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Earle Barton, OF the
Townville section, this week.
Dewitt Miller returned home last
| week from Clinton. Dewitt Is stu
dent of the Presbyterian College. He
| finished here at tho high school last
| year.
j. II. Carter and o. S. Marett
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
| GreenFille, where they attended the
vile Female College and Furman
| University. They came back by An
derson and took in the ball game.
Friday afternoon between Westmin-
ster and Anderson.
Mrs. G. R. Davis Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Mattison. i'm
Honea Path. Mrs. Davis will spend
a month with Mr. and Mrs. Mattison.
j. II. Dtllard and 8. g, Moon
walked to Chauga Monday afternoon
and returned WI. 4 q nice string of.
1gh f,s hsas q a /, ysnng e Y s1,
Last Friday afternoon Westmfn-.
ster crossed bats with Anderson on
the latter's diamond. The game was
called at p. m. and from that time
until the game was finished it was a
one-sided affair, Westminster scor-
Ing runs, and strictly refusing the
home club as much as one trim
around the bases. our BOYS did
their usual stunt at the bat. Goss's
pltching was sensational. He let
them down with only three hits,
while DR.. Smathers's pitching for
A nd ho&
safe 'uns.
Miss Mary Carter and her accom-
plished visitor, Miss Betty Moses,
left Monday on 80 for Tallulah Falls,
They will spend few days mt this
resort, after which Miss Moses will
return to her home in London, Ky.
j. w. McGee was in Greenvilles
Monday attending a horse sale.
The Westminster ball club leaves
to-day on 80 for Toccoa, where they
will play the Toeoca team this after,
noon.
Westminster plays Seneca on the
formers diamond Wednesday after
noon, the game to be called at S
o'clock sharp. This will no doubt
be close game, as both teams are
In good shape and expect to win.
The following attended the balr
game at Anderson last Friday: DR..
w. A. Strickland, Lee Sitton, Joe,
Price, George Mcdonald, f. II. Shir-
ley, o. S. Marett, ]. Fl. Carter ana
Belton Marett.
Miss Ada Marett returned home
Friday from Grccnville. She has
been attending Greenville Female,
College. Miss Ada was among the
graduates Of this institution last
Thursday night. She finished in the
departments Of licentiate instruction.
and expression.
Mrs. T. p. Anderson entertained
last Friday evening, June 9th, In
hono, Of her guest, Miss Crowder, Of
Opelika, Ala This was an enioya-
Bile occasion. The guests participat-
ed in various games, after which re-
freshments were served
Hon. ~. ID. Long died last Satur-
day morning at the home Of Mrs.
M. E. McClanahan. His body was
taken on No. 70 to Greenville for In
tcrment
The eight-months~old son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Mcdonald died Sur
day and was buried Monday after
noon. The many friends Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Mcdonald sympathize with thercs
in their sore bereavement.
Jumped 175 Feet to Shallow Stream.
Philadelphia, Pa, June IL