Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-10-18
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Come to us for your repairs for
that Oliver chilled plow. We have
them. Matheson Hardware Company,
Westminster, S. G.
Robert Crisp has been quite sick
| for several days at the home of his
| son, A. p. Crisp. His many friends
nope for his early and complete re-
| cOvery.
We regret to note the critical i'll
ness of Ms. W. J. Duckett, of West
Union She has been confined to her
bed for several days. Friends hope
for her recovery.
For sale--Car load Of young
range horses, mares and ponies. Will
sell for cash or good paper. See them
at Sci eca. A chance to get bargain
in he 80 flesh. James Grow.
:'e many friends of Rev. and
Mrs. ~,ke d. Mann will regret to
learn chat the condition of the for
mer i. "epcited no better. Rev. Mr..
Mann - lutte indisposed, and efforts
SO far 'cr ts Improvement have prov
ed Of but h'tle avail. He and his wife
arc with their son, Prof. j. l.. Mann,
of Greensboro, N. G. There are hosts
of friends here and elsewhere
throughout the State who will toin
with us In the hope that Rev. Mann
may soon be restored to his usual
robust health.
Seneca Farm and Factory: "Nell,
the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Whit Sanders, who live near Cherry's,
on Seneca river, happened to pain
tul accident one day recently. Mrs.
Sanders left the children at the
house while she came to Seneca. Lit
tie Nell, who was suffering from
sore foot, put her foot in the window
to rest 1t. The window sash fell on
1t. breaking the bone at the ankle.
She was unable to raise the window
and sat for two hours with the weight
Of the sash on her foot"
We are saving others money on
building material. See our prices
and be convinced. Matneson Hard
ware Co., Westminster, S. C.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother. Mrs. Stephen Smith.
in Walhalla. last Wednesday, Octo-
ber nth, at o'clock p. m, Miss Lii
lie Smith and James Grow, Of Doug
las, Wyoming. Only few intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony be-
sides members of the immediate fam
lilies OF the contracting parties. The
bride wore a costume Of blue silk
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
l.. NJ. LYDIA, Of the Baptist denomina-
ton. An elaborate wedding supper
was served Immediately after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow will
remain here for some time, Mr. Grow
being engaged in business matters in
the county. There are many friends
who will join with us in wishing the
young couple every happiness and
prosperity.
On Sunday evening, September
"a, Miss Florence Abrams, of Green
Vile, who is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Deaton, near
Walhalla, received quite painful in
juries by being thrown from a buggy.
She and Quinton Deaton were Oh
their way to church services at Mount
Olive, in the Flat Shoals section of
Oconee. They were riding behind a
mule, and as they were crossing the
George bridge, over Oconee creek,
the mule became frightened, SHE'D
and backed, the left wheel going off
the bridge, throwing Miss Abrams
out Of the buggy and into the stream
some eight feet below. She received
a bad cut on the forehead and other
bruises, from which she has suffered
great deal. She is under treatment
doing nicely being able to be up and
about the Deaton home Miss Abrams
has numerous friends here and in
Greenville county who will regret to
learn of her injuries, but will be glad
to know that she is on the road to
early complete recovery.
-Employment-Can give employ
ment to women and 6 girls. OPP
portunity to make good wages; work
clean; health Of operatives given
every consideration. Apply to Het-
rick Hosiery Mills, Walhalla.
The Paul Hayne Circle held it's
last meeting on October 10th with
Mrs. j. w. Bell. In spite OF the in
clement weather, quite a number Of
members and one visitor, Miss Geor-
gia VanDiviere, were present. The
program on Austrian Music" was an
unusually attractive one. The vocal
numbers by Mrs. John Ansel. Miss
Ansel and Mrs. Herndon were partic-
ularly delightful. Quite a good deal
Of business was transacted at this
meeting, the first after the annual
business meeting. 1t was decided
that next years course Of study
should be "American History" Mrs
Bauknight, the newly elected presi-
dent, appointed committees for the
next club year Mrs. Bell had ar
ranged clever original contest for
the social hour, the questions being
answered by the names of songs.
This carried out the musical idea OF
the program as did the prizes and
place cards. Mrs. l.. NJ. Brown and
Mrs. G.. w. Bauknight were the for
| tunate prize winners. A delicious
salad course was served.
THE many friends Of Miss Mary
Ellen Wilson regret exceedingly to
| learn Of her indisposition, which for