Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-30
UP ON LITTLE RIVER.
Among the Sick--ThOse Coming and
Going-E. n. Perry Injured.

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saving pork and such like.
r. w. Burgess, a prosperous far
mer and stock raiser of North Caro-
lima, has moved to this section with
his family to make their home.
These good people are heartily well
coined to our midst.
James Nichols has moved back to
his old home in the Chcohee section
Mrs. Biddy Culander is very sick
with cancer at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. B. f. Coward, in the White
water section. This good Christian
woman has been suffering for the
past four or five years. She Is al
most entirely helpless at this time,
being able to use only her left hand.
She has been confined to her bed en-
t!re!y for some time. Her maiden
name was Miss Biddy Sullivan, a
Step-daughter Of John OLcary. Some
fifteen or twenty years ago she was
happily married to James Culander,
of York county, South Carolina. Az
ter the wedding at the brides home
Mr.. and Mrs. Culander left this sec
ton for York county, where they
made their home till death parted
them some few years back After
the death Of her husband, and fail
ing in health, Mrs Culander came
back to live with her people about
twelve months ago. She has suf-
fered continually ever since. She has
two very bright children, a boy and
girl, to administer to her wants.
She bears her suffering with great
patience. The many friends of the
family sympathize deeply with them
In their soic allliction.
Tolvin Alexander and family are
moving to North Carolina. His many
friends wish him much success in
his new home.
j. G. Shockley has Just closed
deal with e. A. Perry for some very
fine timber, to which he will soon
move his saw MILL r. E. Smith has
the log cutting in charge.
James H. Wigington has just over
hauled his mills, put in a new over
shot wheel, reinstaling his shingle
mill. j. l.. Talley has been foreman
on the job. He is better prepared to
serve his customers than ever he
fore.
The many friends OF Mrs. G.. r.
Pike will be very sorry to learn that
she is quite sick at this time. 1t is
hoped she may soon be we'll.
e. A. Perry had the misfortune to
get kicked by mule on the left
hand. While his injury does not
seem to be very dangerous, it is quite
painful wound--an ugly cash
which tore the flesh almost entirely
from the back Of his hand Mr..
Perry is doing very we'll at this time,
but will not be able to accomplish
much for some time.
The many friends OF Mrs. Charlie
Lay will be delighted to know she is
rapidly improving from severe
spell Of illness. 1t is hoped she may
be spared for many years.
/. E. Collins, Of whom we have
written several times, is in a very
critical condition at this time.
Alonzo Chapman has moved to the
Fall Creek section
Jake Moote is moving to r. L.
Madden's place.
Miss Mary Burgess, after closing
har crhnn1 Of
to her home in Jocassee.
William Alexander has moved to
j. b. AlcXanders place near Little
River church.
The many friends of Mrs. J. L.
Hudson will be sorry to learn she Is
very sick at this time. We hope for
her speedy recovery.
Miss Edith Whitten. charming
young lady of Pcndleton. has been
spending 4 while with relatives and
friends In the Salem section.
John Pearson and family, Of Ia
massee, spent part Of last week with
relatives in this section.
Rev. r. A. Hudson is spending
while in the mountains Of North Car
olina.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Perry have
very sick child at this time. 1t is
hoped that the little one will be well
again soon.
Rev. Wade Nicholson assisted Rev.
G. l.. Craig with the service at this
place last Sunday There is always
room and hearty welcome here for