Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-09
Dots from Salon.

Dots from Salem.
=. s. Brown has opened up nice line
Of fancy groceries In the N. "A. Alexander
store room.
Fred Alexander and family have moved
to Salem. Mr.. Alexander is putting a
general line of merchandise 10 the ID. G.
Alexander store room. This counts six
stores for Salem.
g. r. Pike has recently put new
roof on his store room.
j.. G. Shockley is erecting q modern
cottage on his lot adjoining DR.. s. s..
Meroneyss.
M. A6Moss has moved to his new resi-
dence, which is one of the handsomest
In this section. W6need more progress
I've farmefs like Mi. Nose.
Our roads are miserable and almost
impassable. This road question should
be agitated..s There should be some solu-
ton to this problom. Pickens, just
across Keowee,. has very good roads.
What's the matter with grand old oco-
nee? ".
t. The material fopthe. iron bridge, to be
built over Little river at the Burnt Tan
yard, 10 being unloaded at West Union.
This bridge will be a great convenience
for this section. 500 QsU
Our school is fionrishing, with Miss
Emily Compton as principal. Miss
Compton is cultured young lady and a
splendid teacher. ,a.aj 3sa -
Judson Manly and Miss Lola Moss,
daughter of M. A. Moss, were secretly
married several weeks ago.
Joseph Bennett is occupying his nice
cottage here. which he recently erected.
Miss Geraldine Hughs, of Richland,
was visiting in Salem Saturday. Miss
Hnghs is,teaching school at High Falls.
Fletcher Rochester and Miss Corrie
Wilson were married Sunday. s..'.
Charlie Moss aud Miss Martha Alex
ander we're married during the holidays.
Miss Alma Jethries, of Cateechee, 10
visiting relatives in Salem.
Christm as passed off quietly and pleas
antly here. This speaks volumes for
"no dispensary.'
K. 8. Brown has moved his family to
Salem. They are occupying the N. A..
Alexander residence, which Mr.. Brown
recently purchased.
Master John B. Compton, of Fair
Play, is visiting In Salem. Citizen.
Salem, Jan. 7.-Our teacher, Miss
Emily Compton, visited her parents, at
Fair Play, during the holidays.
Miss Addie Grogan spent the holidays
with homefolks at Keowee.
Miss Mary Holden, of Little River,
spent q few days during Christmas with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Pike.
Mrs. Sarah Mauldin has been visiting
friends and relatives here recently.
Johnny Compton, of Fair Play, will
attend school here next week.
John Holden, of Little River, and
John Sheppard, of Tamassee, left last
Monday for Oklahoma. We wish them
much success. q
Mrs. s. s. Meroney has been very sick,
but we are glad to know she is improv-
ing.
P. l.. Greene made flying trip to
North Carolina last week. We think he
was looking after his girl.
1 On last Saturday night box supper
was given ut the home of Will Talley, at
Little river, for the purpose of raising
funds to purchase an organ for Whit
mire church. A large crowd was pres
ent. The supper was enjoyed by all.
4. b. Flaggerty DRIED the sale. After
the boxes were sold Mr.. Flaggerty en-
tertained the crowd with his graphic
phone. The amount received was $9.35.
We now have S27.2O for the organ. We
thank all of the young people for their
liberal contribution.
Miss Rubie Grant has returned from a
pleasant trip to Liberty. Blue Eyes.