Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-01-05
NEWS VI ON LITTLE RIVER.
Many Marriages During Holidays.
Pastor Made Good Record,

Little River, Jan. 81. Special:
Christmas has come and gone, and
none of our boys have cen hurt with
fireworks so far rs we have heard.
The old year has rolled out and
the new one has come in. Let us all {,
try to profit by the mistakes we made
during the past year They will help
us hereafter II we will remember
them.
The young folks of this section
seemed to enjoy the snow for Christ
mas, while the older ones stuck close
to the corner with the cats.
There have been several weddings
in this section recently. The follow
ing couples come to mind at this
time:
r. A. Nichols and Miss Hassie
Nichols; William Cannon and MISS
Lusk, Of North Carolina These par
ties are well know in upper Oco-.
nee. B. Smith, of Stamp Creek, and
Miss Mary Talley, of this section,
John Sheppard and Miss Essie Alex.
ander, formerly Of this section, but
recently Of Newry. These young cou-
pies are favorably known and have
many friends who wish them muck
success and happiness through life.
Sam Lusk, a promising young far
mer of Pickens, spent the holidays
with relatives in this section
The following persons have little
visitors to entertain them these cold
days and long nights: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Grant, son; Mr.. and Mrs,
Ed. Nix, Jr., a son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Littleton, a son; Mr.. and Mrs.
Major Grow, son. These families
all live close to each other.
j. B. Burgess has had his new
dwelling house painted, which adds
much to the appearance Of the same.
l.. x. Cantrell has been having con.
siderable work done on his dwelling.
Nj. A. Moss has moved his shingle
mill to this section, and is cutting
shingles in a hurry.
John Sanders has moved his saw
mill to j. l. Green's place and Is cut
ting lumber for the brown Lumber
Co., Of West Union. h
Rev ID. Hudson, Of North Curoo-
lima, made a business trip through
this section the latter part OF last
week. H,
Charley Perry and j. B. Burgess
spent December 31st in Jocassee.
They report the beautiful Whitewater
river frozen over in the still
water-the most ice on the river for
several years. R&1g,
Miss Lily Whitmire, after spending
week In the Salem section, has re-
turned home. @ &
Elisha Alexander, student from
Mars Hill, N. c., is at home for the
holidays. s
Lawrence Alexander has moved to
the Salem section, where he has pur-
chased a farm. We join with many
others in wishing him much success
In his new home.
Jefferson Sims has moved with his
family to the McAlister place In the
Cheohee section.
The many friends of |. e. Collina
Will be sorry to learn that his health
is very delicate at this time. 1t is
hoped, however, he may soon re-
cover. ga
w. II. Lusk raised the finest tur-
key In this section He sold one re-
GENTLY t brought him 1915 at
IL nc. p.. >ound. Your corresponds
ent has been feeding turkey, for fif-
teen years, but never has realized
that much for one turkey yet. That
was good one.
Misses Belle and Maud Wigington
spent Christmas with their uncle.
James Whitmire, and family on Tox-
away river.
l.. G. Lusk and family made q plea.
sure trip to the Cheohee section dur
ing Christmas.
Little Andy Perry's mule threw
him recently and cut a very ugly cash
under his chin. He Is getting all
right. He was not dangerously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Talley have
moved to the Colley place, where they
will be at home to their many friends.
J. u. Mckinney, OF Pickens, made
business trip on Little River the
past week.
William Talley and family have
moved to their new home in the east
end of Salem.
Rev. r. r.. Doyle filled his appoint
ment at Whitmire's last Sunday. This
was his first sermon here since con.
ference. This Is Mr.. Doyle's third
year on this charge. He made a good
report at the last conference. 1t Is
hoped he may make still better
one this year. M.
l NJ - L..