Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-02-01
FACTS FROM FAIR PLAY.
North Carolina Trappcr on TugaIoo.
General and Local News,

Fair Play, Jan. 30.-Special: ID.
Ben Hedden, of Pisgah Forest, N. G..
is in this section Of Oconee trapping
for the furry tribe. He will be in
Anderson county this week on the
waters OF Tugaloo river and Big Bea-
Verdam creek. Mr.. Hedden has met
with great success in his profession
and tells some interesting adven-
lures in his various travels.
Mrs. ID. II. Harris and little son,
OF Columbia, are visiting relatives
here. She will spend some time here
before returning to Charlotte, n. c.,
their new home, where her husband
holds responsible and lucrative DO
sition.
Mrs. T.. +. Harris, of Elberton, Ga,
has returned to her home, after n
pleasant visit to relatives here and
at LavOnia.
Rev. j. &c. Carter preached to a
good audience at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning despite
the inclement weather.
Clinton l.. Harris's many friends
nave been greeting him on every
hand with hearty handshake and a
warm welcome home from an eleven
weeks stay in the hospital at Fay-
etteville, n. G.. He is looking unusu-
ally well and says all he needs now
is plenty to eat. On his return home
he stopped over for day or two at
l1atta, S. c., where he was royalty
entertained by both pupils and pa
irons Of his school.
The farmers have been putting In
good time this spring weather pre-
paring lands for another crop. The
busy housewives have also been TAX
ing time by the forelock" and look
ing to the maintenance and, luXur,es
derived from an early garden. But
at the same time It's we'll to reluem
Der the adage, THE early bird
catches the worm We may catch
an early frost.
DR.. j. r.. Heller returned last week
from Atlanta, where he had gone
with his uncle, Lewis Cromer, for
medical treatment. The friends OF
Mr.. Cromer wish him complete res
toration to health. During DR.. Hell
iers absence his place was filed by
MS brother, w. b. Heller, Nj. d., of
Laronia, Ga.
Misses Pearle Richardson and
Helma lsbell visited relatives in
Bowman, Ga, the weekend.
School was suspended here last
FRIDAY, Mr.. Godbcy, the principal,
going to WalhalTa on that day to
stand the teachers examination.
William Gskew, Of Mississippi,
passed through our town one day last
week. He had been on a visit to his
relatives in Bowersville, Ga. Mr..
liskew is very intelligent man, his
travels extending over many Of the
States In the Union. lie also has rel
atives in and around Anderson
very encouraging reports come to
us from our little friend, Charlie
King, who some time ago decided to
go West to seek his fortune in the
Lone Star State" He is domicied
with his sister, Miss Hettie. who has
Tor several months held good posi-
ton with one OF San Antonio's noble
families.
Miss Dolie Knox, one Of our most
lovablc young ladies, anticipates a
pleasant visit to Columbia and Char
iotte In the near future.
Miss Louise Sheldon will return
soon from Liberty, where she has
been on an extended visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. w. b. Glenn
Mrs. E. y. Callahan is still suffer
ing with an infected hand.
Drummcrs were plentiful last
week in our little town, evidencing
the iact that our merchants are keep
ing apace with the times.
Some of our progressive farmers
are busy sowing oats and "making
hay while the sun shines'
May success crown every effort OF
The Courior's staff and may this be
the most prosperous year since its
establishment.
New Baptist Church Burned.