Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-06

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SgNEox S,otobor Al. Eight little girls,
eyed about ten and twelve years, MON.
bers of the Presby Sunday school,
| form q society known ma chs Rusy
Bees, z and right busily thoy ply theil
fingers whore, on SatErday afterIf, =,
they meet their efficient leader, MISS
society are: Misses Hannah Beard, Lois
Byrd, Helen Gary, Willie Cherry, she
Gignilliat, N Norma Gignilliat, Carrie Hun.
tor and Bessie Belle Shelor They are
now preparing o number of artiolos,
hand dkerchiefs, sideboard scarfs, sofa
pillows, ato., for exhibition at tho fair,
October 20 and ~ Us Last fall they made
a quilt for Thotnwell Orphanage. I
MRS. JOHNSON REruHNs TO ATLANTA.
mrs: ulia y Dhnson, who has been
spending the summer here, whore she
had kindergarten school for awhile,
has returned to Atlanta. There she has
resumed her duties asS teacher of the
Free ktnderQarten, under the auspices
| of the Woman's Club. She was accom-
panied by her. niece, Miss Mary Julia
Reid. H. F IS et !, q. : 3 (, (&0 \
sENEoA's VOLUNTEER FwELCosiEp HOME.
Mr.. Adolphus Duncan is at home on a
will return to Columbia. His bravery in
volunteering for tho army aeveral months
ago was much admired. s.
MILI8NERY opENING--6TH-STH. #
The time fixed for Mr.. il. j. Hunhi-
QUITS millinery opening il October Q, 7
and s. Ho expects to have on exhibition
many pretty things purchased on his
recent visit to New York. M
-" OTHER NEWS. ), IL
The many frionds of DIR. Il. G. Doyle
are sorry to know that he has beenyquite
unwell for several days. 4. !, * { @
Mrs. j. III. Bryan attended, tho milli-
| nory openings at Anderson last webk. &!
Miss Inez Dickson has returned from
an extended visit to relatives near Sandy
Springs. Her friends are glad,t SEQ hoi
home again. '. ~
Rev. a. Il. Dunlap, of pondleton, spont
two days Of last wook with Mr.. and Mrs,
| II. II. Camak. ..... )
Mrs. James Webb has como from
Washington, D. c., owing to the illnoss
| of her sister, Mrs. Ashmore, Mt Newry.
Mr.. Robert Mason has returned to Au.
! Susta, whore he resumes his medical
studios.
Miss Byrdie Thompson has been visit,
ing her friend, Miss Lizzie Crayton, al
Anderson.
Mr.. George Y. Coleman wont to Spar.
tanburg Saturday.
Miss Mary Chorry loft the latter part
Of last week for Columbia, to attend the
College for Women, of which DR.. Pell ie
| President.
DR., w. +. Austin won't to Anderson
last week.
Miss Fannie Holee spent several days
| of last week in Anderson.
Mossrs. Eustace Hopkins and Charlos
| Harper are attending AFurman Uniyer
| sity, at Greonvillo. 1t will be remember-
cd that Mr.. Harper was the winner of q
scholarship at this institutionfg -, {,
Mrs. Annie Stribling is Visiting; tho
family Of her son, Mr.. NJ. Stokes Strib
ling. = ~
Mr.. W.. D. Holland spont sundf'5 al
homo. IS -.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Cox visited in
Groonville county last week. :,
Mrs. Mallard, of Marietta, Ga, is the
guest of Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat.
| DR.. w. II. Doylo went on business
trip TO Tnocoa and Westminster within
the past fow days.
Miss jamie. Sitton has returned from
Anderson.
Mr.. Parker Jordan, of Greenwood
camo to Seneca Saturday.
| Mr.. Louis E. Perry, Of Ashovillo, was
in town this week.
r. T. Jayness, Esq, of Walhalla, was ii
town last weok. . ~
Mr.. II. l.. Howell wont to Atlanta Sat
urday. . 'E+"'
Tho beautiful goldenrod, which has
been suggested as the national flower, is
to bo seen everywhere.
| Much windy and stormy weather ha,
beon had for tho last few days.