Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-01-08
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AOWuVlHo, Junuary ,o.--Mr. ana MIS-.
.R. T.. Bowie, of Ira, Anderson county,
visited tho family Of Mr. j. Il. MoCarley
at Maxwelps bridge last week.
MR. David N. Zones, son of Rev. s.. Nj.
Jones, has gone to Marion to live. lls
Mr.. H ub. w. Speares, who has resided
in Jefferson, Texas, the past year, Wis
tied his parents during the holidays. 81:
Tho school girls and boys who came
home for the holidays have returned to
their respective schools. s3
Mr.. Calhoun Harris, of Anderson, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. g.
Harris, Christmas. IN Is Si
\ Married, on Thursday, December 28th,
atthe home of the officiating mipister,
Rev. TIC. Ligon, Mr.. j. Reese FAINT to
Miss Mamie Speares.
Married, on Sunday, December goth,
at tho Methodist parsonage, Mr.. j. b.
FELTON, to Miss Maggie Speares by Roy,
s.. M. Jones. ~.
Mrs. Sarah McC Carley, who has been in
very feeble health for some time, slowly
improves. = ;I5! Sc,
Miss Daisy Moore, of Anderson, is here
visiting her father, Mr.. Harrison Moore.
81 The continued freezes cause tho farm
ers to DO uneasy about small grain Drops,
especially oats.
! BY its superior merit the Keowee
Courleris steadily winning tho approval
of the reading public. 4. q. >.
Townville, January 8.--Christmas has
passed off peacefully Throughout this
section and all seemed to enjoy the holt
days. Now comes the bright new year,
and lot every readerof The Courier ''set''
soine good new resolutions and lot us all
strive this year, 1902, better than the
past year. Z Il
Your scribe has had the pleasure OF
attending several entertainments during
the holidays and allseemed to have a
most delightful time.
Miss Grace Thompson, who has been
spending the. holidays at homo, has re-
turned to her school at Fountain Inn,
Grcenville county. s. Il 4.
Miss Lizzie Bruce has returned to her
school at Tabor, after spending several
days at home. ls 4. s i.,., d
Miss Belle Bearden reopens her school
at Pine Grove to-day (Monday.)
Messrs. Scott, Bruce and Joe Isbell,
who have been here on a visit from. Sher-
man, Texas, have returned to the West.
They wore accompanied back by Mr.. y.
w. Gibson who will spend several weeks
in the Prarie Land. !. n
Mr.. w, d. Giles, who has been at homo
for several days, has returned to his
duties at tSpartanburgy I,
Mr.. j. w. Dickson has returned to his
studiesin Converse Commercial School,
Spartanburg, s.. O. 5si5 4 .5I..
The Townyille High School is in a
prosperous conditions nnder the scca
management Of Prof. =. M. Mahaffey.
1t Ia reported thatwe will have a lee
ture at Townville by DR.. VIM. Edwin
Hall, of New York, at an early date.
The date will be published in q few days.
Miss Daisy Moore and Miss Elliott, of
Anderson, have been spending several
days in this community. 81
Major e. p. Earle, of Clemson, is
spending several days at home. 3l.ss
Mr.. w III. Speares, of White Mound,
Texas is at home on o visit. &
Rev. r. j. Williams preaci,ea gger;s.
instructive sermon at the Baptist ohurch
Sunday. s.s
We were glad to see our osteomed
friond, Mr.. @. b. Cobb, Of Augusta, Ga,
in our burg last week.
Mr.. Old. Giles has been confined to
his room for several days, bnt Is able to
be up again. is
MRS.. II Brown, Of Oakway, was in
this burg recently on business.
Several of the young people In this
section will go to the Exposition In
Charleston this month. q
# We close with best wishes to Tho
Courier and a happy now year to- all OF
its readers. Walking Stick,