Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-07-02
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WESTMINSTER NEWS NOTES.
STOKES 10 Close July 4--Wm. Bibh
Taken Ill Starting to Gettysburg.

akeh Ill starting to Gettysburg.
Westminster, July .--Speciai:s q
Mrs. G. w. Leathers is very sick. We;
nope to hear of her early improve-s
ment. ,
A goodly number attended tile
Sunday School Convention at South
Union Sunday
William Bibb was taken quite sick,
Saturday afternoon He was Just,
ready to take the train for Gettys-
burg to attend the reunion, His son,
j. III. Bibb, was Immediately notified.
OF his fathers illness and came at
once. We are glad to report improve
ment in Mr.. Bibb's condition.
Miss Palmer Hunter returned to
her home Thursday, after pleasant
visit Of several days to her aunt, Mrs,
Oscar Harris. Miss jamie Harris ac-
companied her.
The merchants and business men
of Westminster have all agreed to
close their places of business on FRI
day, July 4th.
Mesdames J.. E. Dickerson and NJ.
G. Dickson visited in Atlanta last
week. ~
d. B. TRAILER, of Greenville, was
business visitor to our town Mon
day.
large congregation attended the
services for men at the Christian
church Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Chastain has been conducting ser
vices in this church for the past
week, and has preached some very
! forceful and edifying sermons. M
Editor Gossett, of the Tribute, at
tended the session of the State Press
Association at Charleston last week.
| James McAlister is very low with
| typhoid fever.
e. Percy Long, of Greenville, spent
last Tuesday and Wednesday in
Westminster with relatives.
Terrell Smith was quite sick last
week.
Misses Irene and Lullie Miller left
Monday B9r Highlands to spend seve-
raj weeks. ,
There was quite an enjoyable sur
prise party at the home OF Misses
Nellie and Christine Mulkey last
Thursday evening.
w. A. Harrison and wife, OF
Gainesville, Ga, are spending this
week with the 1attef's ather and
Ismether Mr.. and Mrs. O. u. a ila III
Quite a number took advantage of
Thursday.
T, Peden Anderson, of Atlanta. is
visiting his father, w. p. Anderson,
this week.
The Civic League will sell cream.
cake and lemonade at the park Fri
day evening, July 4th. The Board
OF Trade will furnish music and
speakers for the occasion. Alto
gether a delightful evening is ex-
pected. The league will also sell
lemonade at the ball game in the af-
ternoon of Jrly 4th.
Mrs. Alber Burton, of Atlanta
and Mrs. Wilh.In Brown, of Athens.
Ca, are both here with their mo-
ther, Mrs. G. w. LeatherS, who. is
quite sick
Miss Julia Dickerson has returned
from pleasant stay of two weeks at
Corne1ia. Ga, with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Gleason
Misses Maud and Lettie Martin.
the interesting guests OF the Misses
Mulkey, will return to their home at
Fountain Inn Wednesday.
Will Henry Lesley, OF Hayesyiile,
N. c., is here visiting relatives and
friends.
DR.. Homer Breazeale, of Atlanta
is spending while here with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
X. Breazeale.
The Second Regiment Band gave
us two open air concerts Saturday
one at 4.30 p. m. and one at 8 D. m.
They played to very large and ap-
preciative audiences.
The ladies served a bountiful din
ner at Wisteria Park Thursday to the
party of automobile excursionists
from Anderson. An address Of w ell
come was made by the Mayor, DR..
@. M. Walker. Several speeches
were made by members of the An
derson party, and their quartette was
especially enjoyed.
Mrs. Goodwin, of Staunton, Va, is
spending few days here with Mrs.
T. N. Carter.