Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-10-11
WEsTsnNsTER's LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Bits of Local linfolmatton Here
and There.3y

Westminster, Oct. 1O.-Special:
DR.. w. G. Mays, Of Fair Play, passed
through here Monday on his way to
Charleston Medical College.
S. Fl. Marett and Mrs. M. q. Mes
ser visited in Seneca last Thursday
and Friday. iE
Mrs. f. G. Lavender Is in Green
vile visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar
tina Gentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Whitaker WIS.,
tied in the Mount Tabor section the
latter part Of last week.
). II. Carter and f. H. Shirley
made business trip to Atlanta last
week. r..
Mrs. e. G. Marett was the guest Of
her son. L. B. Marett, Of Fair PLAY.
several days last week.
MI and Mrs. A. B. Steward visited
IN Seneca one day this week.
Earnest Barton, OF Lavonia, was
in town on business last Friday.
Commodore Lindsay, of Spartan
burg, was in town on business Mon
day. ~" 1Sa
Little Miss Emily Marett, of Sen
eca, visited her grandfather; S. H.
Marett, of this place, the latter part
OF last week. fu -. !
Quite number Of our ladies at
tended the quarterly meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary Union at Madi-
son last Wednesday and report a
very interesting meeting as we'll as
a delightful time.
w. M. Lemmons, Of this place, has
received the appointment for mail
carrier on Route No. Q.
Miss Thelma Watson, OF Fair
Play, was In town one day last week.
She was on her way to Limestone
College, Gaffney.
Miss Sue Daily, Of Seneca, was
among the visitors in town last
week.
Miss Josephine Dunbar, of Spar
tanburg, has returned to her home
after spending several weel, with
her grandmother, Mrs. Dan Hull.
Miss Emily Dendy, OF Richland,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. M.
Gaines. Gh"
Westminster High Schools runners
were 800 yards ahead in the relay
race last Friday afternoon with the
Seneca High School. The start was
made at Seneca at about 4.S0. There
was large crowd present at the
starting point, and this continued all
the way over the route. Both the
Westminster and Seneca boys are to
be congratulated on their good run
ming.
The following is a record Of the
race: r.
First lap--Breazeale for Westmin-
ster and Ed. Werner for Seneca Brea-
zeale gained 80 yards.
G. D. Marett, Westminster, gained
10 yards over Brock, Seneca.
Abbott, Westminster, gained about
20 yards over Tribble, Seneca.
Carse Marett, Westminster, gained
about S yards over Billie Adams, SEN
eca.
Mcdonald, Westminster, gained so
yards over ElrOd, Seneca
This showed Westminster to be
about 115 yards ahead at the end Of
the fifth lap.
viii Dillard added 20 moro for
Westminster over l.. Werner.
Ragsdale gained SO yards over J.
w. Stribing, Seneca.
Pickett, Westminster, lost SO
yards to McMahan.
G. l.. Foster also lost SO yards TO
Cox, Seneca.
]. M. Singleton, Westminster, gain.
ed about 20 yards over Shanklin,
Seneca.
Joe King gained 100 yards over
Cary, Seneca.
Lee Haley increased the lead of
100 yards by 100 yards over Byrd,
Seneca
Alexander gained 80 yards over
Sterling Elrod, Seneca.
Mitchell, Westminster, gained 80
yards moro over Harbin, Seneca,
making a total of 800 yards as the
lead for Westminster at the finish.
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