Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-09-01
THE NEWS FROM BOUNTY LAND.
Nj. II. Hughs Sustains Painful Inju-
ries by Accident--Personal

Bounty Land, Aug. 3O.--Special:
Get up and dust is an appropriate
motto of the day.
Mrs. Knox, of Cross Anchor, and
Mrs. Smith, Of Fair Forest, are visit
ing their brother, J. l.. Smith
Grover Davis and Henry Hughs
have returned from most pleasant
and interesting trip to Washington,
Baltimore and other points. Grover
leaves this afternoon for Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Sbanklin and
chlldren, who have beem on an ex-
tended visit to relatives, left this
morning for their home in Anderson.
Lowell Smith and sister. Miss
clyde, went to Pendleton Saturday.
A. III. Ellison visited his son. s.
M. Ellison, in Anderson last week.
E. c. Ellison, after three weeks
stay with homefolks, returned to
montgomery, Ala, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Shanklin and
little daughter, JAMIE Neville. were
guests yesterday ut the home Of his
mother, Mrs. Julia Shanklin.
1t Is with regret that we learn OF
the serious accident of M. Il. Hughs.
While hauling fodder Saturday he
tell from the wagon, breaking his leg
just below the hip. His friends SYM
path1Ze with him and hope for an
early recovery. His daughter, Miss
Geraldine, is receiving treatment i'm
Atlanta for dislocated knee Joint
we hope 10 hear encouraging news
of her condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rochester. of
Corona. Ala, spent Thursday at the
home of A. H. Ellison.
Miss ella Guntharp spent the
weekend with friends in the Friend
ship community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Bibb, of West
minister, and Mrs. S. j. McElroy. OF
Union, spent Saturday at A. III. ELI
sons
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Richey, of the
Little River section, were guests at
the home of Lemuel Swaynghame
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney, of Carnes-
Vile, Ga, and Stokes Wyly, of
Georgetown, are guests of the fam
lily Of Thos. WHY.
Harry and Yancey Sigh, of An
derson, spent last week with their
aunt, Mrs. j. d. McMahan.
Misses Pauline and Christine An
derson are visiting friends in SEN
eca this week.
'Ns'oiS "aiuhCI, WHO has DoGn
nursing Miss Maud" Ellison for
some time, has accepted position
in Atlanta.
The Sunshine Convention, which
met at Rock Springs last Saturday.
was greatly enjoyed by all who at-
tended. Several Sunshine societies
were represented, and some of the
delegates gave favorable reports of
the work they have been doing The
sum OF 1927 was given for wheel
chair for cripple near Salem, and
S16 or Sieve have not learned the
exact amount-was made from the
sale OF Ice cream and cake. This will
be used In Sunshine work.
A crowd from Richiand and Boun-
ty Land picnicked at the tunnel one
day last week, and the darkies far
and near did likewise. Oh, the
power of imitation! We are listen
Ing TO hear Of red shirt reunion of
the colored population.
Bounty Land school anticipate a
trip To the tunnel next Saturday.
Misses Agnes Dendy and Alice
Webb, who have been visiting rela-
tives in the community, have return
ed to Pelzer and Hartwell, Ga, their
respective homes.
Mrs. G. A. Orr, OF the Picket Post
section, visited her brother, Robt. N.
Rankin, Saturday.
Miss Ora Bigby, Of Honea Path,
has been elected to teach the Bounty
Land school. E. M.