Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-11-02
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RIClILAND.


a farm. SO completely cngrossed
have we been with affairs of do.
mestic nature that we regret not
having found time earlier for COM
munication to THE COURIER.
Mrs. Sudie Stribling and her little
son, Fred, are visiting the family of
Mr.. J. p. Stribling. ... 49,.
Mr.. Morris Shanklin, Of Pelzer,
spent portion of last week with his
parents here. Mr.. Shanklin was in
New York during the Dewey cele-
bration recently, ana claims to have
had a glorious time. ,,. r..
Mr.. j. J. Davis and his daughter
and son, Myrtle and Dean, are visit
ing Mr.. J. B. Shanklin's family at
Pclzer this week. Mr.. j. Doyle ac-
companied Mr.. Davis.
Miss Maggie Spears, of Townvillc,
was the guest of Miss Mary Dendy
last week. ....
Mr.. Arthur Davis returns this
week to Brasstown, where he re.
sumes teaching, after a vacation of
several weeks.
Ernest Pickett, of Clemson, was at
his home Sunday.
Hiss Pearl Ballenger spent few
days of last week with relatives at
Anderson. =
Mr.. j. Is. Edwards, who has been
at the home of Mr.. j. B. Pickett
several weeks, has accepted q posi-
tion as bookkeeper at Elberton, Ga.
Mr.. Edwards is in very delicate
health, and spent the past year in
Texas, seeking TO be benefited by
the genial climate of that country.
Mr.. J. II. 'Dendy was at Ander-
son a few days last week.
Mr.. Sam Pickett was a welcome
visitor among friends here Sunday.
Mr.. A. w. Thompson is having
the engine and saw, mill, which he
lately purchased from Mr.. J. j. Bal
longer, moved to Seneca, where he
expects to put them in operation
soon.
An attractive edifice at Richland
is the new dwelling of Mr.. S. N.
Hughs. This house contains eight
large rooms, very sepsibly and con-
veniently arranged; and there is
something highly suggestive of rest
and ready hospitality in the quiet
style of architecture. Mr.. Hughs
expects to occupy this pretty DOM.
cilo in few weeks.
Miss Ida Wright and MI. Thurs
ton Henry, of Seneca, were at Mr..
w. ID. Stribling's Sunday.
WILnELAlINA.
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TUGALUO.
October 2G.--Wcli, the farming
community can make no objections
to the weather this fall, for, up to
this time, it has been an ideal one.
Cotton Is mostly picked, ginneA
and sold in other sections-except
this. There are lot of hollis yet to
open, and, indeed, some fields have
quite half yet to open.
Rev. d. w. Hiott greatly disap-
pointed the South Union congrega-
tion by not being present to preach
for them Sunday. We learn he was
called to another place to preach a
funeral.
Col. w. II. Sheldon and son,
John d., arc on visit to friends in
Newberry.
County Treasurer j. r.. Kay and
w. ID. Moss, with Misses Fannie
Maxwell and Alloe Hicks, all of
Walhalla, were the 1ol:SShta..ssll guests
Of Miss frankie Sheldon last Sun"
day.
David p. McClanahan and sister,
Miss Pat, visited the old folks OIL
Longs Hill Saturday night and Sun
day.
Mr.. j. Leland Marett, who has a
responsible position in Ruskin Au-
derson's store at Seneca, was at home
to see his father and sister on Satur-
|day night, October ID. He left for
Georgia real soon next morning to
see somebody clsc's sister. All,
there, Johnsy!
Mr.. y. ~. Isbcll and amiablc wife
Of Cross Roads, were visiting at Mr.
E. Cromer's, the latter's father, last
Sunday.
Success to TIE COURIER. l..
| ''. OAKWAY. ...
October 26.-Revs. Cary and
Cain have pitched their tent near
the Baptist church and are HOLDING
a protractod meeting.
Mrs. Warren McGuiiiu returned
to her home in Texas Tuesday.
| ~... AUNT PEGGY.
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