Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-30
-Lucien Maxwell, OF Anderson, is
Siting his mother Mrs g. x Max


-Lucien Maxwell, of Anderson, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. G.. K. Max
well.
State Armorer Robt. S, Rut-
ledge, of Columbia, is at home with
his family for short while.
Misses Lucy and Fannie Earle,
OF Anderson. are visiting their cou-
sin, Miss Lula Earle, in Midway.
Misses Sadie McPhail and An
eska Hunter, of Pendleton, are Wis
iting Miss Dollie Beard this week.
Mrs. ID. G.. McAlister and little
daughter, Katharine, Of Columbia,
are visiting at the home Of Mrs. e.
A. Bell.
Miss Eunice Russell, Of Ander-
son, spent several days last week in
Walhalla visiting Misses Julia and
Olive Maxwell.
Samuel Craig, Of Atlanta, Ga,
has been spending several days at
the home of his brother, John F.
Craig, and family.
S. n. Pitchford's many friends
are pleased to see him in Walhalla
again. He has fully recovered from
his recent serious illness.
Married, on Sunday, December
goth, Miss Maggie Kelley and Ar
thur McAlister. y lends of the con-
tracing parties extend congratula-
tions and best wishes.
Misses Lila and Leize Stribling,
of Pendleton, are visiting Misses
Roxie and Annie Reid. Miss Annie
returned last night from visit to
relatives at Woodbury., Ga.
Five fine chickens were stolen
Ch ristmas Eve night from a coop in
the yard of Mrs. J. l.. Campbell, in
Midway. Mrs. Campbell is widow
lady and the loss means considera-
bic to her.
james Burton, Of Lavonia, and
Douglas Seaborn, of Elberton, au-
toed into town last night for the
dance. Mr.. Burton made the trip
from Lavonia in little less than
three hours.
The ladies of the Rock Springs
Methodist church will give box
supper at the residence of W. c.
Foster on Friday night, January 1st,
1909, s to II o'clock. Public cor
daily invited.
The box supper at Bethlehem
OH the evening of the 26th instant
was quite success. Sixteen boxes
were sold, and the proceeds retted
something over $24. The funds will
be used in painting the church.
Fred. Crenshaw, of Washington,
ID. c., is, visiting his father, Newton
Crenshaw, in West Union. He came
down to attend the marriage Of his
sister, Miss Grace Crenshaw, and
Fred. C. Bischoff, of Jacksonville,
Fla, which took place to-day at 2
o'clock.
Wade G.. Hughs, Esq, left Mon
day for Georgetown, where he will
be for a few days. He went to at
tend the marriage Of Miss Jessie G.
Easelden and Prof. Lawrence b.
Steele, which will take place this
evening at $50 o'clock at the Dun.
can Methodist church. Mr.. Hughs
is former college mate of the
groom, and will act as best man.
The many friends of T.. NJ.
Handy, Of Milestone, this county,
will regret to learn that he will at an
early date move with his family to
billiard, Ga. He has bought a good
farm in Rabun county, a half mile
from billiard, and will take advant-
age OF the opportunities offered by
the new agricultural school for that
section.
james c. Pickens and wife, of
Jersey City, n. j., spent the Christ
mas holidays at the home OF his
parents, Mir. and Mrs. j. J. Pickens,
near Westminster. Mr.. Pickens is
in the employ of the Pennsylvania
Telephone Company, with whom he
has been for about five years. His
friends were pleased to meet him
again.
"A large crowd of our youna nL).
rlA attended a turkey dinner at the
home Of Marshall Abbott, in The
Come ross section, Sunday. In the
afternoon all enjoyed listening to
the music rendered by Mr.. A. oft
and his three lovely daughters. Mrs.
ItInniCutt and Misses Katie and NAL
liz Abbott.
R. II. Jaynes, Esq, left Sunday
morning for Cheraw, where he Will
appear before Judge Watts as one
of the attorneys for clients all over
South Carolina in the much-talked-
Of Seminole Securities Company
swindle case. Quite number Of
Oconee people invested various
amounts in the "Seminole' stock.
Miss Gena Fennell received very
painful injuries yesterday at the
nome or ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Fennell, near town. She was
in the yard, where a colt was run
ning loose. The animal attacked
hrr, rising on it's hind legs and paw
ing the young lady, inflicting nu-
merous painful bruises. 1t is
thought. however, that there were
no serious injuries, and we hope
the little sufferer may soon be en-
tircly recovered.
i. IL. Cantrcll has been elected
as teacher for the Newry school. and
will begin The session there on Mon
day, January 4th. His assistant will
be Miss Pearl Brown, a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Brown, of the
Wolf Stake section. The NeWry