Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-27
FROM THE LAND OF BOUNTY.
Mrs. Martin Sustains Iniuries-Thc
Reunion on August 10Th.


Bounty Land, July 26.-Special:
Mrs. Georgia Sloan, Of Franklin, n.
G., were recent guests Of Mrs. Julia
d. Shanklin.
Miss Annie McMahan delightfully."-
entertained a few of her friends last
Tuesday evening in honor of her at
tractivo guests. Misses Daisy Foster,
OF Westminster. an Neill Stribling,
OF Roswell, Ga.
Dean Davis, accompanied by his
cousin. Pope Vow. of Martin, Ga,
made brief visit to relatives in
Central recently.
Mrs. Sallie Gilmcr. OF Seneca,
spent the Weekend with her sister,
Mrs. J. b Pickett. Mrs. Giimer has
just returned from an extended visit
10 relatives in Franklin, Elberton,
Royston and Lavonia, Ga.
J, B. Shanklin OF Anderson. made
a short visit to his mother, Mrs. J.
ID. Shanklin. last week Mr.. Shank
Inns friends here are delighted to
learn that he has sold his residence
in Anderson and will move 10 Sen
eca in the near future.
, Master Wilkes and little Miss Lou
iSc Dendy. OF Laurens, are with rela-
llNcS III the community.
The proceeds arising from the ice
cream sale given Saturday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Julia ID. Shank
lin amounted to something over Sc.
Those who attended had a delightful
time
Haskell Dendy accompanied his
family to Due West last week.
E. IL. Pickett, Of Atlanta; Mr..
inl.
hart. and Harry NJ Pickett and lit
tie daughter, Frances, OF Greenville,
are guests OF their parents, Mr.. and
MIS- J. b. Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt, Of
Savannah, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her aunt. Mrs. Julia ID.
Shanklin. Mrs. Hunt is the young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Moorchcad, Of Mckay, Ga, who for
mcrly lived in the Richland commu-
nifty.
Miss Bowen. Of Greenville. is vis-
ilinS her sister, Mrs. Berry.
Some Of our Union men attended
the county Farmers Union at Return
Saturday.
We regret TO learn that Mrs. Eliza
both Martin fell from high step
few days ago and was considera-
bly, bruised and shaken up. We hone
her injuries will not prove serious.
i. ). Fcnncll, Of Pelzer, visited
his sister, Mrs. Elijah Gillison last
week and attended the unvciling of
tho Confederate monument.
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Dcndy and
daughter, Of PelZcr, were guests OF
his uncle, Capt. A. II. Ellison, Thurs
day night
Miss Rertic Smith is visiting the
Misses Newton in Pendlcton.
Wednesday, the oath Of August, is
looked forward to by many with JOY
ous anticipations, it being the day
set apart for Il reunion Of all the
teachers who have ever taught at the
old school house near Richland
church and those who have taught
1T the present academy and OF all
those who attended school at both
| places. 1t is hoped that all who can
I will be present, and that each teach
cr will be ready to relate some in
| tcrcStinS incident occurring during
his or her pedagogical reign, and
that the day will be one long to be
remembered by the vast multitude
who will be likely to attend this re-
union. The people Of Richland are
highly intelligent and educated
people and have always been very
choice in their selection Of teachers; :;
| therefore men and women Of every
! honorable vocation in life have at
| tended school at that place. The day
| will be spent in the games INDUCED
! in in the long ago, such as town
| ball playing marbles, etc.
on to visit once more the
| Scenes OF our youth, whose memory
ever brings
| Joy TO our hearts and sweeps their
tcndcrcSt strings,
! Once more to view. with mingled iov
and pride.
! The old school grounds, and sit the
! spring beside;
| To guam its sparkling waters in our
| eager thirst
| Ana hear the merry song birds into
music burst:
! TO grasp affections kindly hand once
more.
And hear again the voices We adore,
| FEARFUL HEAT TAKES TOLL.
Nineteen Deaths from SmnStroIlc i'm