Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-08-10


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Miss Blackwell, q daughter of Bud
Blackwell, aged twelve years, died on
last Saturday at her parents home near
Holly Springs. Her body was buried in
the Holly Springs cemetery on Monday
afternoon at O clock.
| j. II. Cowan, who lives at Johns Mill,
about three miles below Westminster, is
doing some scientific farming this year
He has several acres of good corn and
cotton on the banks of Choestoe creek.
Any one who will take time to go and see
| his crop will feel repaid for their visit
His cotton is perhaps ahead of any in
the community. Mr.. Cowan's friends
can find only one cause for worry at his
corn crop and that is the poor prospects
for nubbins to feed to the steers.
We are indebted to l.. A. Edwards, OF
Oakway, for liberal supply of his lu-
cious grapes. His frnit is the best we
have seen and ate this summer.
Crayton Moore spent several day in
and near Seneca last week
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