Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-16
BANK OF wALHALLA.
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FROM BoUN:ex LAND.
Farmers Holding Cotton--some Ac
cidents--Locals I'm Brief.

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Bounty Land, October IA 4.--sne.
clal: The most unnppreciated visitor
lou 10 our community this week is Jack
j. B. Pickett made business trim,
to Atlanta last week. He was ac-
companted home by his little grand,
city. ~ 80
Elijah Gillison went to Rabun,
county, Georgia, on business last
Miss Kelley, OF Tamassee, was a
guest at the home Of ]. l.. Smith
Mrs. Alethia Ballenger, of Elber-
ton, IS with her sister, Mrs. J. b.
Mrs. r. H. smithson, of westmin-
ster, and Sumter Fennell, Of, Pelzer,
were recent guests at the home of
Elijah Gi,lison.
We are informed that Charlie Hall,
Of Chappells, elder son of the late
Zach Hall, was shot few days ago.
we do not know whether the shot
was fatal or not, as particulars as to
the shooting have not been learned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marett, OF Oakway,
visited their daughter. Mrs. Walter
Rankin, Sunday.
B. e. Bagwell and daughter, Miss
Vera, are visiting in Williamson q
few days this week. F'Fl<C
j. B. shanklini and Mr.. Gist, of An
derson, were guests at ]. ]. Davis
this week. 7,~
Children's day was observed at
Richland Presbyterian church last
SaDbath. BY order of the General
Assembly, an interesting program OF
Bible reading, music and SO forth was
arranged, which was carried out. An
able address was made by w. c..
Hughs, OF GreenviIie.
The Farmers Union met at the
Richland Academy Friday. The meet
ing was well attended. There has
been a good deal of cotton stored in
the warehouse at Richl' I'd, and farm
ers seem more than ever determined
to hold tneir cotton for better prices.
We are requested by the trustees
or Bounty Land school to state that
the school house will not be used for
preaching hereafter without their
permission. This decision was made
necessary for the protection of the
school property.
Mrs. Mac Milan and children, of
Sandy Springs were at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Pick
ett, last week.
Miss Maria Dendy had the rnisfor-
tune, while skating few days ago,
to fall, breaking her right arm, and
causing great suffering. No, Rich
land Is not far behind other, towns,
and like them, must learn, although
sometimes by bitter experience, that
human life is far too precious to risk
on pair of skates, and that the
rapid revolutions of the wheels of
time will enable US to complete life's
journey without artificial aid.
Mrs. William Woolbright and two
children, of Townville, are guests at
B. II. Bagwell's
l. Miss Leize Perritt has been elected
to teach the Picket Post school, which
will open about the middle of Novem-
ber. ~
Monroe Mcdonald made a brief
visit to his mother, Mrs. Matte Nc
Donald, a. few days ago.
The friends Of Hon. M. B. Dendy
will regret to learn that he acciden-
tally fell a week or two ago, result
ing In the dislocation of his right
shoulder. He thought it was only
sprained until last week, when he
consulted physician, who advised
him not to haye'it set. Owing to his
old age and the length of time it had
been misplaced, 1t would cause him
much suffering. .
Miss Emily Dendy, after a pleasant
visit to her brothers, J. p. and j. A.
Dendy, returned last week. ENID
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