Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-06-07
THE NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER,
"ihe Big Red Team" in Great Luck.
Three Runaways.


Westminster, June G.-Special:
westminster defeated Seneca at Sem
eca last Wednesday by score Of l
70 U. The game was a close one
IRON beginning to end, and was call
ed in the sixth inning on account OF
rain.
Westminster defeated Greer last
Thursday evening by score of 2 TO
5. This was the hottest game that
has been played on the Westminster
diamond this season. Greer has a
good team, but our boys had them
going from the start. The batting of
zimmerman, Taylor, Whitten, Simp-
son, billiard and Moon was exception
ally good. Goss pitched a good
game. Greers' pitcher (Suttles)
nsed TO be good pitcher, but he
falled to show up in this game.
NOW what do you think of this?
The big Red Team" with one Of
those "Gosses'', (the ones that look
alike to Walhalla's team) pitching,
beat Walhalla last Saturday after
noon by score Of II to s. We sup
pose the Walhalla bunch have chang
Cd their opinion about "All Gosses
looking alike!" This was undoubt-
edly the slowest game ever PLAYED
on this diamond. Walhalla had a
good pitcher, but he was not backed
up at all. Our boys expect to go to
Walhalla some time soon. Fans,
watch the score!
Mrs S. l.. Richardson and daugh-
ter, of Dunn, N. c., are visiting rel
atives here.
Harold Gaines. of Rome, Ga, vis-
tied Frank Stribling last week.
Last Monday evening about 6
O'Clock there were three runaways at
one time. The delivery horse Of Of
Norris Bros. started the fire. works
by trying to take Main street side
walk. When he started he caused
mule belonging to Thos. Bibb to
start, and this caused Levi Farrow's
mule to leave also. Mr.. Bibb's and
Mr.. Farrow's buggies were turned
over several times. Norris Bro. g
horse and wagon parted as the wagon
struck big tree at McGees store.
No one was hurt. A few were pretty
badly frightened.
jameson Stribling and Thos. Car
ter have returned from Macon, Ga,
where they have been attending Mer-
Ger University.
Misses Dora and May Haley have
returned from Danville, Va, where
they have been in school, Miss Dora
has been teaching, and Miss May
graduated there this year.
Quite a crowd of fans from Wal
halla were In town last Saturday
with the Walhalla team. All we're
disappointed. But they "might have
known!"
o. S. Marett, who has been at
tending Mercer University, Macon,
returned home last week.
Misses Bessie and Dora Dooley, Of
Fair Play, have been visiting Mrs.
). F. Tannery for the past week.
Fred zimmerman, one Of the
Westminster High School graduates.
left last Saturday 'or Atlanta to take
q position with the Staple Heating
and Ventilating Company.
A. Zimmerman and daughter. Miss
Emma, visited in Walhalla last
week
Miss Myrtle Zimemrman, who has
been attending school in Lexington,
KY, returned home for the summer
last Friday. Friends were glad to
see her again.
Dr.. w. G. Marett, of Baltimore,
Md, is spending a few weeks with
his father and mother, Rev. and Mrs.
A. P. Marett DR.. Marett graduated
~ AAs'i Sidhu university lnlS spring,
but is now connected with the Johns.
Hopkins Hospital. He leaves for
Baltimore about the 25th Of this
month.
w. c. Mason, Of Lavonia, was in
town Monday.
The farm train from Clemson Col
lege, will be. In Westminster on
July 31st. Farmers should take no.
tice Of this.
DR.. j. III. Stonecypher has returned
home after few weeks trip through
South Carolina and Georgia. Dr..
Stonecypher IS selling the famous
Stonecypher cattle remedies and
flavOring extracts.
G. e. Gray made business trip
to Pickens. Easley and Greenville
last week.
Miss Fannie Hawkins, who has
been with the Oconee Telephone Co.
here, has returned to her home at
Seneca. Miss Dickson has taken her
place as operator here.
c. E. Grant and wife, Of Townville,
were in town last week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
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