Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-30
Locals from Fair Play.

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Locals From Fair Play.
Fair Play, December 26.--O. T.. Davis,
OF Lakeview. La, is spending the holi-
days with his parents. His many friends
are, glad to learn of his success in the
Louisiana swamps.
Walter Davis and family have moved
into our town. We welcome them to
our community and trust that they will
be permanently located here. ri
Keels Marett and Miss Manic Terrell,
of Westminster, spent Friday In our
town. They, with number of invited
guests, were served at very sumptpous
turkey dinner at the home of Mr..
Marett's parents,
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools celebrated Christmas eve with
very delightful Christmas tree. Quite
o large crowd were present and many
hearts were made happy by, some unex-
peoted gift. Santa Claus was present to
tho unmeasured delight and entertain
ment of the little folks.
Misses BERTHE Smith and Gertie Mahaf-
fey, two of our very popular teachers,
are spending 7the holidays with home
folks.
John Leathers, of Spartanburg, is at
home again, hale, hearty and happy. His
Napoleo countenance is besprinkled
with smiles galore and he serves them
without stint or toll.
j. ii. Pullen, of Spartanburg,4 arrived
in our town Christmas Day. Mr.. PIllen
is noted for his generosity and jovial
good nature. He looks for the bright
things in life and looks till he finds them.
Those who remember Mr.. Pullen's pleas
ant stay in our community, who, with
his most accomplished bride, were the
center of attraction here last summer,
can testify to that fact. Mr.. Pullen will
carry back with him the best wishes of
the communi ty for his continued pros
perity and happiness.
l.. L. Jarrard goes to Lynohburg, Va.,
to spend Christmas with his married
daughter, Mrs. Booker, with whom are
also Misses Kate and Lola Jarrard.
Mrs. s. e. Barton, with Henry and
Thelma Watson, will find merry Christ
mas hospitality awaiting them at Har-
nony Grove, Ca, where they go to
spend the Christmas with Mrs. Flora
Barton Dobbs.
Miss Lutte Mahaffey and Miss Sallie
Shirley we're among the pleasant visitors
from Townville who attended our Christ
mas tree.
| Miss Maud Burris with We Burris,
(three) and Miss May Harbin from Tuga-
loo, were also present to the delight of
their many friends.
Judson Barton, medical student at the
Augusta Medical College, arrived too
late for the Christmas tree, but he never
fails to make himself in evidence
among the gentler sex when opportunity
abounds. Success to Judson in his
chosen profession, he having been q
faithful student of ye humble scribe.
Miss Mary Sheldon, of the Westmin-
ster High School, is at home with parents
and friends. OF all who take the Christ
mas holidays for recreation and rest,
none deserve it more than the faithful,
conscientious teacher.
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Thompson are also spending Christmas
away from home.
Messrs. Dana and Clinton Harris, with
their aunt. Miss Hattie Lee, are enjoying
the Oh ristmas hospitality of their uncle
and brother, Joseph Lee, of Birming-
| ham.
Messrs. Callahan Bros. gave our town
treat Christmas eve night in the way
of balloon ascension. With ease and
grace the balloon moved off into the air
and was seen for mile or more going in
the direction of Townville.
Miss Sallie Meredith, of Hartwell, Ca,
and Miss Hull, of Westminster were
among the social attractions at DR.. Hell
ler's Christmas.
Carlton Leathers, recently of the
Westminster shuttle factory, and Joseph
Glymph, of Anderson, we're circulating
among their friends here Christmas.
Mr.. Holland and wife, of Anderson,
are with d. V. Wrights family. Mrs.
Holland is very pleasantly remembered
as Miss Daisy Wright. Mr.. Holland is q
popular salesman with the Sullivan
Hardware Co.
To all The Courier force and its many
readers we send greetings with many
pleasant wishes for a prosperous New
Year. NJ. G. b.
Fair Play, December 28.-Messrs.
Henry Werner, Clint Marett and Corne-
lius Davis, of Westminster, were visitors
in our little town last Sunday.
G.. G. David, of Bowman, Ga, was the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. o. F. Isbell, last
Sunday, returning home Wednesdays
Miss Nellie Compton, of Easley, is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
The following is the reply to the
note attached to the balloon sent up by
Callahan Bros. Christmas eve: Auton,
s. c., December 25, 1908. Callahan Bros
Your balloon found at Autun p. o. or
Pen6leton factory this morning on east
side of Three and Twenty creek. Bal
loon wet, torn and soiled. Yours etc.,
8. w. Anderson.
Ottie Burris and Larry Marett went to
Georgia last Sunday to see their best
girls.