Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1918-04-10
Bo6NTY LAND AND COMMUNITY,
Two Accidents Observation-Disclosures Of
Visitors in and Out.

Bounty Land, April Especial:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. shanklin and fam
lily, Of Anderson, spent the week-e end
with relatives in the community.
" Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Kelley and lit
tie daughter Mary, of Tamassee;
Miss Edwlna Kelley. Of Greenville.
and Corp. Lee Kelley, Of Camp Sc
syier, motored recently to the home
of Hon.~J. l.. Smith.
Mrs. M Il. Smiths friends will
regret to learn of her illness and
hope for an early recovery. Mrs.
Smith is at the home of her son, j.
II. Smith, here.
Ern est Can't, Of Liberty, was q
guest of his sister, Mrs. Robt. Hub
bard, last week.
Mesdames l.. NJ. and J. l.. Berry
and Miss Ruth Berry visited near
!Greenvilie few days ago.
Corp. o. H. Doyle, Of Camp Sewer,
Greenville, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Doyle.
Mrs. D. A. Perritt sustained pain
full injuries last week when her foot
slipped from off the doorstep, caus-
ing her TALL, throwing her entire
weight Ion her right arm and
breaking the ligaments from her
shoulder. While she still suffers
from the injuries, she Is happy to
know that no bones were broken, as
was at first feared
On the same afternoon (Wednes-
day. little Miss Louise Wright fell
and broke an arm. A physician was
called in at once, who set the broken
limb, and the little lady is doing as
well rs could be expected
1, Miss Earssth0Ac1ke ei;- "aEhQ has been
with Mrs. D, 4. perritf. IS
now boarding in Walhalla with her
uncle, Ell. Vaughan.
T. The convention Of Baptist Young
Peoples Societies at Bounty Land
was very we'll attended and greatly
enjoyed by all who were present.
t5 Little Miss Emily Corbin spent
Saturday night in Seneca as a guest
/; OF her little friend, Miss Emily Mar
Aett
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gillison and
two children, of Clemson, were Wis
itOrs in the community the weekend.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bennett and lit
tie son, Joe, Jr., were guests the lat
no, ri ne hn
F.. l.. Stone
I, Mrs. A. H. Ellison spent few days
last week in West Union with her
daughter, Mrs. w. I. Hutchison.
! The many friends of s. c. Bigger
staff will regret to learn Of his seri-
GUS condition, he having suffered a
recent stroke of paralysis. Last re-
ports of his condition are somewhat
/, encouraging, and we hope for an
early restoration to his former state
Of health.
| We have been requested to state
that the hours for Sunday school and
preaching services at the Richland
:, church, on the 1st and Sd Sundays,
Twill be by the new time. 1890 and
I.30 o'clock respectively.
Colored Folks Liberty Bond Parade.
A "sure-enough" parade OF color
/, ed people will be held at Walhalla on
Friday, April 18th, 1918, beginning
/ at IL O'Clock m. The colored citi-
trzens of the town will be assisted by
the cblOred citizens Of all sections OF
| the county.
Led by the Seneca Institute Band,
the parade will start from Thompson
avenue, and march through Main
street to tho Court House, where the
| colored people will be addressed by
Hon. J. w. Shelor In the interest Of
Liberty Bonds.
Farmers and wives and school chill
dren will come from Seneca, West
minister, Fair Play, Townville, Sa-
lem, Madison, Richland and West
Union to be in line Of march with
hthe children and parents at Walhalla.
The following committees have
/ been suggested and are urged to CO.
i-Operate in making the day big sue
cess.
Seneca---Prof. Burriss, q. l.. Kib-
Ter, Nathaniel williams, G.. G.. Scott.
| Westminster-W. r. Ferguson, II.
fC. Childers, j. G. Daniels, J. w.
Skolton.
salem--Joh Hicks, J. B. Agnew,
j. A. Watson.
Walhalla-P. Mattison, Rev. j. S.
Steward, j. G. Cureton, J. @. Terry,
ID. Y, Chapman, Willie McFall, Rob-
ert Bradley. w. j. Thomas,
Principal of Colored School