Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-10-06
FACTS FROM FAIR PLAY.
Cupid Busily ut Work-Also the
Far1ners-LocaIS.

Fair Play, Oct. 4-SDecial: The
farmers are making good use of the
beautiful autumn weather, and the
price OF cotton is very encouraging.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Grant, of Sen
eca, were visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Larkn Marett last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer Land and
children, of Georgia, visited the fam
lily of b. J. Marett last week.
Mrs. S. E: Barton is spending this
week with relatives in Lavonia.
Little Miss Rose Knox, of Toccoa,
is TIE charming Euest at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. ID. V. Wright.
Billy" Fennell, of Walhalla, was
in our midst last week surveying
w. l.. Dobbs is doing thriving
business IN the cott3n market, with
headquarters at Lavonia.
Miss Ethel Marett and her friend,
Miss Docia Haley, Of Westminster,
spent Sunday with the family of A.
r. Marett.
Miss Alice Smith, formerly of this
place, but now a resident of Cross
Roads, has entered college at Caste"
mia, n. G. She will take a special
course in music.
Dr.. J. b. Hawthorne, of Washing
VII, VA, lSClulSu III lnc masonic
Hall last Saturday night on Horse
ology.' He thoroughly understands
the diseases peculiar to all brutes
and meets with great success where
ever he teaches. He will return to
Fair Play next Thursday, October z.
Cupid has been right busy of late
darting his arrow right and left
piercing the hearts of Morris Elliott
and Miss Leila Outz, also Bub Cleve-
land and Miss Florence Wooten.
Congratulations to these young peo-
people just entering the connubial
state.
Miss Anna Marett's Sunbeam Band
will meet at her home Tuesday
morning, October 9Th, to spend the
day picking cotton for the orphans.
The Interdenominational Sunday
School Convention will meet with the
Presbyterian church at this place on
Tuesday, October 18th. Don't for
get the proverbial "well-filled dinner
baskets
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
lsbel, on last Friday afternoon, a
merry party of little girls gathered
to celebrate the seventh birthday of
little Miss Grace lsbell. Merry games
were played and dainty refreshments
served. Those enjoying the hospi-
tality of this home were: Mildred
Heller, Lucille King, Lucille Callahan,
Rose Knox, Lille May Lindsay, Iris
Lovinggood, Julia Watson, Gatha
Davis, Julia Davis. Hassie Elliott
Dainty souvenirs of bright colored
birds We're carried home by each lit
tie laSSie
Possum huntin' and picking cot
ton is the order of the day. Per-
simmons and muscadines most all
gone away.
Miss Luta Mahaffey, of Townville,
visited the family of e. c.. Marett
last week.
Miss Anna Marett was the guest
OF relatives at Westminster last week
Our college boys have left an ach-
ing void in our hearts. They will be
missed in the HOMES, community and
church. They are scattered out as
follows: Lawrence Sheldon, Dahlon-
ega, Ga; Harry Sheldon, Citadel,
Charleston; Bolton Marett, lrurman
University, Greenville; Clayton Mays
and w. b. Heller, Medical College,
Atlanta; CD. Marett, Graded School.
Westminster.
Mrs. John Mays is spending a
month in Atlanta with her sons, Ed
gar and w. G. Mays.
}. b. Tompkins and family, of
Oakway, and Connie Callahan, of
south Union, visited Norris Isbell
and sisters last Sabbath.
Mesdames w. l.. and j. e. Dobbs
were shopping in Lavonia last week.
me friends of Mrs. ID. V. Wright
Will be glad to learn she is improv-
ing from her recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Stribling visit
ed T. Leslie Strbling and wife at
Seneca last Thursday. w.