Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-25
CONNEROSS AND VICINITY.
Mrs. Eliza McAlistcr Seriously Ill
Notes of Local Interest,

ConnerOss, May 23.--Special: The
Sunbeams met here Sunday and had
very interesting meeting. Miss
Anna Marett was present and gave
the Sunbeams some good instruc~
tions along the line of the Sunbeam
work, which will prove to be very
helpful. We wish Marett much sue
cess in her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Julian, of the
Return section, visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Josie Abbott, in this COM
munity, last week.
Several of our Conneross people
are contemplating attending the
graduating exercises at WalhaIla and
Westminster this week.
E. j. Hunnicutt, Of Birmingham,
was among kindred in this vicinity
Saturday.
1t Is with regret that we chronicle
the illness of our aged friend, Mrs.
Eliza McAlister. She has been quite
unwell for the past week, hut her
condition Is reported slightly i'm
proved. She has many intimate
friends here and elsewhere who have
been greatly concerned about her
| condition.
A. n. Prichard, j. w. Alexander,
j. G. Barker and Misses MADEIRA AL
eXander and Burt Hunsinger will 90
as representatives Of the Conneross
Baptist Sunday school to the Sunday
School Convention next Saturday and
Sunday, which will be held with the
South Union Baptist church. They
are anticipating pleasant trip and
an interesting meeting.
Mrs. Narcie Miller, of the New
Hope section. visited her aunt, Mrs.
Eliza McAlister. at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Huunicutt, Friday and
Saturday.
w. o. Alexander, of Anderson, was
among relatives here one day last
week.
Miss Katie Abbott is spending this
week in Westminster
Mrs. Sue Harbin, Of Seneca, was a
spend-the-day guest in our commu-
| nifty last week
Several Of our young people are
expecting to attend the unveiling of
| the monument at New Hope next
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Arve and daughters
Esther and Annie Reed, and Miss
Elizabeth Alexander, spent last Fri
day In Westminster as guests Of Mrs.
Eleanor Deaton, who had the mis-
fortune to dislocate one of her limbs
by fall recently. Prompt medical
attention was rendered. and she Is
| doing nicely, and we hope she may
soon be we'll again.
Miss Lola Hodge, of Newry, was a
welcome visitor to relatives near
here recently.
Misses Pearl and Bewley Hunsing-
| er, who have been attending the Wal
halla Graded School, will be at home
after this week, to the delight Of
| friends.
Misses Ethel and Anna Marett, of
Westminster, were among relatives
and friends here recently. They are
always welcomed at Conneross. Miss
| Ethel Is one Of Fair Plays fairest
young girls, and Is a student of the
Westminster High School and will
graduate at the closing exercises
! Tuesday night. She will return to
her home at Fair Play Wednesday.
The numerous friends of M. l.. AL
eXander, of Ardmore, Okla, are glad
to have him with them again. He
spent last week in North Carolina.
He will probably be here for some
time before returning to Ardmore.
S. NJ. Hunnicutt returned to his
nome here Saturday, after having
"pouI thc Slealer part or last week
at New Hope at the bedside of his
brother, w. r., Hunnicutt, whose
many Conneross friends are sorry to
learn OF his continued illness and
that his condition has not improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Whitmire, of
| Russells, spent Saturday and sun
day at Conneross visiting relatives.
They made many warm friends dur
Ing their short stay here, who would
be pleased to welcome them to our
community again. K. e. r.