Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23
oakway Dolnas.

Oakway, September for. S. King
has rontod D. j. Elrod's farm for another
year and Mr.. Elrod will move TO Seneca
in few days. Dock will engage in the
mercantile business with his brother, j.
III. Elrod. You will always find him
ready to attend to the wishes of his Gus
toners. yfs;sI,
j. s. King has moved his saw mil To
l.. a. Edwards place, near Oak waystd
j. j. Haley has added muck to .fthe
looks of his Cross place by the use OF
oil and white lead. j. p. Cole did the
| work.
Mrs. Lizzie Eubanks and Miss Dora
Haley are visiting friends and relatives
| in Anderson county this week.
j. S. Lawless has sold his farm to j,
w. Mason and will move to the Rev. r.
l., Duffie place above Westminster.
O. Il. Lemmons and sister, who have
been spending several days in and around
| Oakway with relatives and friends, re.
turned home Friday. Mr.. Lemmons be-
longs to the fire department of the Gate
City and Miss Lemmons is foreman in
the fancy candy department. of the John
/ son Candy Factory. These young folks
made good impression on our people
and we hope they will come oftener and
| stay longer.
w. Jack Reeder has been home on the
sick list for tho past week. but we are
| glad to say he is much better. Jack is a
| fiagman on the Southern Railroad. He
runs between Greenville and Atlanta.
Miss Bertha Eubanks returned home
| few days ago from Greenville, where
she had been visiting relatives and
friends. She reports a nice time in the
| mountain city.
l.. A. Edwards was in Toccoa a few
days last week on business.
| Married, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Moore, al
| Tokeena, Wednesday night, September
10th, at O'Clock, Miss Lestia Moore and
James w. Washington, of Anderson
Rev. j. r. Moore, of Seneca, officiated
1t was quiet home wedding, only few
being present beside the Immediate rela
tives. The bride is one of Oconee's fair
est young ladies and the groom is one OF
Anderson's popular business men. After
| the ceremony and congratulations all re-
paired to the dining room, whore the Ia
| BILE was laden with everything to satisfy
tho inner man. On Thursday morning Mr.
whore they will make their future homo
Bill Nye.
Gther 0atway News.
Oakway, September 21.-L. A. Ed
wards has enlarged his store room sc
that he may run big business at Oak.
way another year. The citizens of Oak
way are glad to know that he intends do
ing so and will appreciate it very much
We are sure he will have good patronage
Miss Helen Spears, of TownviIle, Wis
] tied Miss Meta Bruce recently.
| Miss 1la Bearden visited her sister
Mrs; S. l.. Brown, of Townville, last
week. ~ x
w. j. Reeder returned to Greenpille
Sunday, after weeks visit among home
folks. ja - bfE
Miss Lila Reeder has gone to Walhalla
where she will attend the Graded School
Mrs. Broyles, of Broyles, visited heI
sister, Mrs. M. B. Gaines. last week.
@. A. Moore and family visited at
Friendship last Saturday.
Miss Bessie Mattison visited at West
minister last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Eubanks visited
the latter's sister, Mrs. l.. III. V. Hob
son, of Westminster, Sunday.
j. A. Campbell visited at Friendship
last Saturday.
Little Miss Bessie Bruce arrived home
Sunday, after weeks isit among rela
tives at Townville.
Miss Macie Lemmons, of near Tuga
100, is visiting her brother, w. M. Lem
mons. -