Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-08-18
HOSPITALITY OF THE FA1Ry1Ew
People Greatly Enjoyed-liappen
ings III "Thc Land Of Bounty"

bounty Land, Aug. 16.-Special:
on, f0r ray Of sunshine to dry our
muduy pathway, yea, even to come
into the innermost recesses Of our
dwellings,
Jim Berry, Of Statesville, n. c., is
visiting friends in the community.
Mr.Iand Mrs. S. Nj, Shanklin and
little daughter Sara, of Franklin, II.
G, are guests Of Mrs. Julia D. Shank
lin.
Mrs. Dehlia Bruce has been Wis
it!ng relatives in Greenyille, having
gone TO attend the family reunion
Of her father, Franklin Thomas.
MISS Matte Sue Mare't, accom-
panied ny her cousin, Paul Marett,
Of ToWnville, visited relatives and
friends In Greenville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Clarkson and
son Har5in are visiting at Iva.
Mrs. Sudie Sigh and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Edna Patterson, Of Bfrm-
ingham, Ala, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Mcdonald.
MISS Sara Davis, Of Seneca, spent
several days last week with Misses
Sallie and Julia Davis.
Jesse Rankin was a guest OF his
brother, w. A. Rankin, Of Town
Vile. o few days ago.
Bill stone was in Greenville the
first Of last week.
MISS Cary Doyle, who has been in
Chautauqua. N. Y. for the past six
weeks, Is expected home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Raynesford, Of
Dallas, Texas, have been late guests
OF the latter's brother, M. +. Alexan-
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turman Burns, of
Fountain Inn, are guests Of relatives
in this vicinity.
Charlie p. Dendy. Of Village, Ark,
arrived In the community Friday for
TWO weeks visit to relatives hero.
llls VISIT was shortened, however, by
a telegram from home calling him to
the oedside Of his 13-year-old son,
VINO had developed case Of typhoid
ieVer since his departure. This was
IHr. Dendy,s first visit to his native
state IN eight years, and it Is a
source OF much regret to his many
irlends that his visit was thus ab-
oreVlated. He left Saturday, and it
Is hoped that he will find his SON
much improved.
Mrs. Matte Rankin Brown. Of
Admission. Ala, is visiting the family
or her brother the late r.. N. Rankin
MRS. H. P. Mickey and four sons
of Wilsonville, Ala. are visiting he.
mother, Mrs. e. D. Foster.
A. w. Perritt has returned from q
delightful vacation trip, to New York
and Washington and other places Of
interest.
Swift Marett was late guest Of
friends In Iva.
Crops in this community are look
ing fine, some Of the cotton having
grown to such height that the birds
or the air have actually builded a
nest IN the topmost boughs, and IL
the rains continue much longer, YER
ny the beasts Of the field may roam
IN the shadow Of the branches and
! find sustenance.
0hlte q number from this c0mmu-
| hltv ntteuded the old soldiers re-
union pfcpic at Fairview Friday and
| hnd q u $tt enjoyable day, uotwiih-
| Stan"ing the inclemcncy or tho yrca-
| thei anu heavy downpour OF rain in
the afternoon, giving quite a gouGr
many Of us an opportunity Of prov
Ing our friends indeed, and most as
suredly we found hospitable enter
tainment. Your correspondent, with
six others, spent the night most
pleasantly in the delightful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence McMahan,
who with their boundless and un-
feigned hospitality, know exactly
how to make you feel the warmth of
true friendship.
| M. Y. alexander spent a couple OF
Wee'.s recently with his father, M.
r. Alexander, near Salem.