Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-07-07

Rev. w. A. Chastain, of Athens,
Ga, delivered an able sermon last
| night in the Christian church to
large congregation. The subject of
his discourse was Soul Winning,
and 1t was truly a masterly effort.
Every one was deeply impressed by
the preacher. +.
The machinery for the newspaper
plant has arrived at last.
A post card from Rutledge Zim-
| norman announces his safe arrival
at Toronto, Ont. He and Miss Lucille
are having great time in the Land
| Of the Maple"
| If 1t remains dry this week most
of the farmers will have chance to
get all the hay cleaned from their
| crops.
Misses Mary and Winnie Foster,
two attractive young ladies from
| GreenVille, are visiting their cousins
Misses Daisy and Bessie Foster
Miss Margie Stribling has return
ed home from a very pleasant visit
to relatives at Newberry, Prosperity
and elsewhere.
Cotton reached IL cents again
few days ago. 1t was bringing this
| price about year ago.
| William Watkins brought two cot
| ton blooms to town Saturday that
were gathered from the field of his
tenant, Calvin Stephens, on July g.
"Bill" says he tWatkins) has cookie
burrs in his corn as tall as ten
year-old boy.
X. w. Marett attended meeting
| OF the Baraca Glass held at Asheville
recently.
J. w. MCGEE was in Greenville one
day last week on business,
| I
days last week in Anderson county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Mason have
returned from visit to Asheville
and at Spartanburg. Mrs. Mason at
tended meeting Of the Philathian
Glass Of the Gaptist church at Ashe-
4 vile. Since her return home she has
been quite sick. Her friends wish
for her speedy recovery
John S. Stefiin and son, Robert,
OF Madison, spent the Fourth with
homefolks IN Westminster Mr.. Stef-
fin works for the lumber company at
Madison.
w. e. Cothran had plenty of cot
ton blooms open In four-acre field
on June 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Poore are TAX
ing care of a little boy, which arrived
in their home few days ago.
Rev. j. r. Moore exhibited n fine
specimen Of his tomatoes on the
street last Tuesday. Mr.. Moore has
a good garden and has been enjoying
tomatoes little earlier than usual
this summer.
N. w. Macaulay, the carrier on r.
F. d. No. 2, is taking vacation, and
Arthur Cobb, his substitute, is carry
ing the mail.
w. II. Goodlet and John C. jar
rard, two well known travelling men
of Greenville, were in town one day
last week.
B. V. Johnson, of Greenyille, was
here one day recently.
Charlie Trayior, of Jacksonville.
Fla, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Traylor. His wife and
babe have been here several weeks.
Mr.. Eskew, of near Toccoa, visited
his brother-in-law, j. B. Vandiver,
last week. He Is a brother of Will
Eskew, well-known engineer on the
Southern.
Mrs. j. H. Bibb and little son.
Hugh Mason, have returned from a
six weeks visit to her parents, Col.
and Mrs. r. e. Mason, Of Charlotte.
| Mrs. r. Y. H. Lowery and daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. O. Hamilton, of Seneca,
and granddaughter, Mrs. Carl B.
| VI w STd, spent sew
eral days last week with Rev, and
Mrs. j. r. Moore.
X. r. Pitts brought a cotton bloom
to town on July I. 1t looked to have
been open several days.
Mrs. j. S. Stefiin has returned home
| from Mapleville, Ala, after visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. n. McNeill. She
also spent while in Atlanta with
another daughter, Mrs. A. r. Wat
| son.
Claude Anderson, of Athens. Ga,
was in town last Friday. Mr.. Ander-
son Is the man who started the
manufacture Of the drink known all
over the country as "Bludwine." He
Is q very pleasant and entertaining
| gentleman.
| Miss Catherine Steffin has return
| ed nome after an absence Of several
weeks at Greenville with her sister.
Mrs. Walker and children have
returned to Greenville after spending
some days with her sister, Mrs. ]. A,
| Durham. The little babe of Mrs
| Durham Is now considered out of
| danger.
w. E. Mason presented to us q
| nice mess of his early cabbage yes
terday. Mr.. Mason has fine gar
den, with plenty Of beans, cabbage
and other vegetables.
| NJ. l.. Cox, of Seneca, was in town
last mig and attended the services
held at the Christian church.
Misses Sarah b. Anderson and AL
Ice Puckett will go to Greenville Fri
day as representatives Of the Miriam
chapter of the Presbyterian church