Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-01-22
WESTMINSTER LOCAL NEWS.
Happenings OF Interest to the People
Of OConee County.

Westminster, Jan. 21.-Special:
Our new County Supervisor, w. G..
Foster. was in our midst last Friday.
Hobt. Parker, of Pine Bluff, Ark,
is here on the sad mission of attend
ing the burial Of his brother-in-law,
II. Albert Campbell.
Ross Mitchell, of Bolton, was here
on business last week.
j. II. Hull is quite i'll. His son,
viii Hull, and daughter Mrs. Maui
din, Of Atlanta, were called to his
bedside. He is some better to-day.
Sam Shaw, who was hurt last Fri
day week ago while shoeing
horse, is some better. His friends
wish him quick recovery.
Supt. w. G. Taylor and o. w. Pitts
attended the Masonic meeting at Cal
houn Friday night.
T. n. Hall has recently remodeled
and built an addition to the cottage
on his place near town.
Mesdames T. n. Hall and o. x.
BreaZeaie, and Misses Henrietta Gas
ton and Annie Hall, Of this place, and
Mrs. Bradley, OF Easley, LETT last
Thursday for Florida. Mesdames
Jacksonville, and Mrs. Hall and
while in st. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. b. Settler have
gone to Converse, where the former
will open furniture store.
After spending a while with rela-
tives in Greenville and other points,
Mrs. Clarence McLin and son have
returned to Westminster.
DR.. w. j. Carter and family bade
their relatives and friends farewell
last Saturday and many saw them as
they went through on No. 80 yester-
day as the train stopped for a few
moments. They are now bound for
Uruguay and Brazil, South America.
Mrs. Lou Eaton, of Walhalla, was
here Sunday to see her nephew, j. NJ.
Hull. She is a sister Of d. S. Hull,
of this place.
Miss Clara Price, a handsome
young lady Of Anderson, was the
guest of Miss Eloise Harris last week.
Miss Price is a trained nurse in the
Anderson Hospital
The death Of Mrs. ]. j.. Singleton,
which occurred last Sunday, was a
great shock to this community.
Robert Lawless, who las been at
Anderson, came here 4 few days ago
to see his brother-in-law Sam Shaw.
J. j. McLeskey, who has been suf-
efring with infammatory Rheumatism
since the middle Of November, was
able to walk last Sunday. His many
friends were glad to see him out
again.
j. II. Carter, eldest son Of r. n.
Carter, and l.. q. Marett, youngest
son Of Rev. A. P. Marett, have reach
ed Malvern, Ark. They report that
it is a fine place and has a bright
prospect for good work in the future.
Rev. A. p. Marett and Mrs. j. III.
Carter will join them in the near fu-
ture.
Joe McJunkin, Of Demorest. Ga,
vas III town one day last week. Mr..
McJunkin recently moved from South
Union to Demorest.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap-
tist church will serve oysters to or
der, also salads and sandwiches, with
coffee, Friday evening, January oath.
Everybody invited.
j. K. Reynolds, foreman OF the
Southern's paint crew, finished up
their work here one day last week.
They beautified our little place very
much. He Is now at work in Toccoa.
Word was received here last Satur-
day that Walter f. Kl'burn, OF Crow
ley, Ind, had sustained severe inju-
ries by fall AS soon as he Is able
to get about he will come to West
minister. He has many friends over
the county who will join with us in
the hope that he may soon be himself
again. Mr.. Kilburn was in the en-
ploy Of construction company.
Mrs. l.. w. Wilbanks, who at one