Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-08-28
G. w. & j. E.
e A lux NIGHT.
FROM BoUNTEoUs BOUNTY LAND
Personal Paragraphs - Community
saudened by Death Of Mr.. Myers.

Bounty Land, August 26.-Special:
Farmers are having idealweather for
gathering fodder, cotton, etc.
Grover Davis, having spent pleas
ant vacation at home, returned to
Athens, Ca, to-day.
Lamar Banister and Miss Ellie
Mitchell, of Honea Path, are visiting
the Misses Bagwell.
Misses Pearl and Myra Ballenger
are visiting relatives and friends at
Williamson and Anderson this week.
Stokes Wyly, who has been with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
WHY, for the past week, returns to
Georgetown Friday. He will = ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Ia.
Mrs. Julia Shanklin and son, Ed
gar, and two grandsons, julius and
Joe Shanklin, spent Thursday in PEN
dleton.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Myers, Of Seneca, regret to learn Of
the death of their son Claude, which
occurred at Greenville last Thursday,
and sincerely sympathize with them,
and also with the grief-stricken
young widow. May this sad dispen-
sation of of an Allwise Providence be
blessed and sanotified to their good.
Whom the Lord loveth He chasten-
eth"
There's Joy for every sorrow,
There's a balm for every pain.
There's a sweet for every bitter,
And for every loss gain.'
Rev. and Mrs. w. Bruce Doyle, Of
Marion, Ala, visited at the homes Of
Jasper Doyle and ]. ]. Davis last week
Misses Mary Carter and Laura
Smithson, of Westminster; Miss Tom
mie Carter, Of Texas, and Miss Annie
Thornton and Miss Ruth Afford, of
Hartwell, Ga, were the attractive
> guests Of Mrs. j. M. Gillison Friday.
Wade G, Hughs, promising young
barrister OF Greenville, and brother,
Harry Hughs, also of Greenville, were
in our midst yesterday.
The number of people who we're at
the baptizing at Poplar Springs yes
terday was estimated at between 500
and 1000.
Miss Cornelia Pickett, after a de-
lightful stay with relatives in Abbe-
vflle, and Miss Marion Coe, who has
been stopping in Montreal, are at
home again to the delight Of their
II SHy friends.
&Sr and Mrs. S. D. Head, Of the
SAaDsb tn section; Mr.. and Mrs. Marett,
of OakwaS; Rev. Huff, of Seneca, and
Harvey England, of Jordania, were
L..
yesterday.
Miss Annie McMahan stood a most
creditable examination for entrance
into Winthrop College, and will ma
circulate at It's opening in September.
Mrs. Walter Rankin Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marett, in
eOakway. ..
j. P. Stribling and wife visited rel
atfves In Avalon, Ca, Sunday, and at
tended Sunday school at Bruce Acad-
emy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Acres, of At
alanta, are guests at the home of J. J.
Davis. Mrs. Acres friends are glad
to note the favorable change in her
condition of health since her last visit
here. She and her husband have
been stopping for a few weeks at
Chick Springs, Flat Rock and Sky
land, N. G.. While at Heidleburg
Hotel they saw quite number of
relics of historic interest, among
which were q desk which Is several
hundred years old, Napoleon's clock
and portrait OF Pocahontas.
St Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Duke and lit
tie daughter, Frances, of Canton, Ga,
are expected at the home of Thomas
Hubbard tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Pickett are re-
joicing over the arrival Of their only
son, John Clay. ri"
The remains OF Pickens Adds were
sAterred Ia the Poplar Springs ceme-
tSry yesterday afternoon.
Arthur and Frank Mcdonald, OF
Newberry, are visiting their uncle, w.
5. Mcdonald, and other relatives.
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