Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-31
NEWS FROM coNNERoss.
Personal Happenings An Entoy.bie
Occasion--Ar. Dilworth Sick.

Conneross, March 22.-Special:
Rev. ]. H. Ayers delivered good
sermon Sunday t., a large and atten-
tive congre gstion. :
Misses MADEIRA and jamie Alexan-
der, two of our most lovely young
ladies, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Whitaker, in Westminster, the first
part of last week.
One of the most enjoyable social
events of this season was singing
| given by Mrs. Hesse on Tuesday
night, March 16th, at her home on
Conneross. About thirty-five re-
| sponded to the Invitation. The
charming hostess made every prepa-
ration necessary for the accommoda-
tion and entertainment of the guests,
whom they began receiving at an
early hour into the parlor. After a
round of social chat and merriment
some time was spent in singing.
About 10 o'clock delicious refresh
ments were served by Misses Maud
Hesse and Minnie Barker, after
which several merry games were in
dulged in until a late hour. The
guests departed, each being profuse
in thanks to Mrs. Hesse for her libe-
raj hospitality
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Alexander's
little daughter, Margaret, is quite in
disposed at this writing.
Profs. r. w. Grubbs and ]. Il. Nor
ton attended services here Sunday,
and rendered some excellent music.
We were glad to have them with us.
The many friends of r. H. Dill
worth Will regret to learn Of his
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| recovery.
Misses Agnes, Burt and Bewley
| Hunsinger, Of Walhalla, were at
home Saturday and Sunday, to the
delight Of their many friends.
Mrs. Effie Jafferson was visiting
in Anderson last week.
| Mrs. b. d. Breazeale and her mo-
ther-in-law, Mrs. Enoch Breazeale,
were welcome guests of Mrs. John
NJ. Gillison last Thursday.
| Mrs. Maggie Robins and little
daughter, Anda, of Walhalla, spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. II. j..
Eesse.
Mrs. Jane Gambrel was among
relatives and friends in Seneca last
Wednesday.
Mrs. w. o. Alexander and daugh-
ter, Miss MADEIRA, Were shopping in
| Walhalla Monday.
j. f. Morton, substantial busi-
ness man Of West Union, and his
wife, were guests at the home of the
Barker family Sunday.
Plumer Abbott, Of Walhalla, vis-
tied relatives here Thursday night.
He was on his way to South Union
on business.
A. M. Alexander, of Westminster
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with homefolks in this section.
Mrs. Efie Jafferson's Sunday
school class, with the help of some
OF her friends, presented her a beau
tiful parlor lamp and a set of fancy
vases last Tuesday night. Pupils
should always show their apprecia-
ton Of good, faithful teacher like
4 Mrs. Jafferson.
Miss Marie Isbell, one Of Rocky
knoll's popular young ladies, and
her brother, Sam Isbell, visited
friends In our burg Sunday.
Mrs. Hettie Alexander spent last
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Mon
roe Gambrell.
Misses Katie and Mallie Abbott
were guests of their sister, Mrs. VIII
Mitchell, of Westminster, last Tues
day.
p. S. and d. S. Abbott, of Wal
halla, visited their father, Rev. w.
Abbott, yesterday.
Our pastor, Rev. j. H. Ayers, of
Mt. Airy, Ga, spent the latter part
Of last week visiting in our com
munity.
The farmers of our section are
busy hauling guano and preparing to
take advantage of the weather when
1t gets dry enough to plow.
Several of the young people from
near Pleasant Hill attended the sing
ing at the home of Mrs. Hesse last
| Tuesday night.
Mrs. Morgan Jafferson visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. Jafferson, of Walhalla,
last Tuesday
My and Mrs. VIM. T. Walker, of
| Dewitt, Ark, have recently moved
into our community. They are oc-
cupying DR.. T. G. G.. Fahnestock' s
home, near Conneross church. They
, are cordially welcomed to our midst
and it is hoped that they will make
i, Conneross their home permanently.
Miss Ruby Carter, Of Walhaila
was a recent visitor to her cousin,
Mrs. Wade Alexander. X. e. r.