Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-23
EARLE'S MILLS AND TOKEENA NEWS.
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Prichard.AbIos and Sanders. Cleveland We'd.
dlnQS-Generaj Nows,

ToKEENA, November 2O.-It was quito
q surprise yesterday Sunday to hoar
that there wero two weddings in 9our
community. The first was Miss Gussie
Cleveland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
II: Cleveland, and Mr.. Walker Sanders,
of Seneca: The groom was accompanied
by several Of his friends from Roturn and
other places. At $50 o'clock A. NJ. they
drove from tho homo of the father of tho
bride, ovor the long and wearisome hills
OF Snow Crock, thonoe on to Rev. J. II.
stones, noar Return, whore thoy wcro
joined together in tho holy bonds of mat
rimony in tho presence of q few frionds
and relatives. Miss Gussio is ono of
our most popular young ladies, possess
ing raro beauty and many noble traits of
heart and mind. Mr.. Sanders is an in
dustrious young man with bright pros
poets for tho future before him.
just about an hour lator Mr.. Wado
Prichard, tho eldest son of Mr.. w. S.
Prichard, and Miss Lula Ables, the only
daughter of Mrs. Jano Ablcs. drove from
tho homo Of tho brides mother to Rev.
d: l.. Whitaker's, where thoy woro hap
PLY married.
wishes of largo circle Of friends and
relatives for q long lifo of happiness and
prosperity. Thoy start in lifo undor
most favorable auspices.
MIR. Fate Boldon, who moved from
Grcenvillo county into this community
somo throe or four years ago, tells us ho
is going to move back to Grcenvillo in n
fow wcoks. Ho has boon organist at
Cross Roads for moro than two years,
and tho Sunday-School regrets very much
to lose such noble young man.
Miss Lucy Harris has returned homo,
after spending several wcoks in Atlanta.
Mr.. Jake Cromor, ono of South Unions
hustllng young men, spcnt Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. p. II. Isbell.
Mr.. Willie McLesky spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives near
Maxwell's Ferry.
The candy pulling givon at Mr.. w. H..
liayes's last Friday night was enjoyed by
all prcsont.
Mrs. T. M. Simmons spont last week
with relatives in Westminster.
Mr.. Edmond Zachary, of this vicinity,
has accepted a position with II. M. Rich
ardson & Co., Of Seneca. Ed. is a hust-
ling young man, and wo wish him much
SUCCESS.
Thursday, November 80, as wo all
know, has boon set apart by tho Presi-
May the many happy readers of THE
COURIER on this day lot evcry kind of
labor cease and gather. in places of wor-
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