Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-07
LITTLE RIVER LOCAL NEWS.
The Sick Arc All Improving-Young
Couple Return to Mako Home.

Little River, March 31.-Special:
We have been having plenty of rain
for the past month, and the farmers
| haven't done much farming yet. We
are beginning to get quite badly be-
hind on account Of so much wet
weather.
The health Of this community Is
fairly good ut present, with some
few exceptions Of grip, and none OF
the cases that we have heard Of are
Of Il serious nature.
w. NJ. Perry's health is much bet
ter than 1t was one year ago, but he
Is not able to walk yet, though he
can now sit up most all day. We
hope for his early recovery. lie has
been a great sufferer, and for four
teen months he has not been able to
walk.
Mrs. J. l.. Talley has been spend
ing the latter part of the week with
her sons, w. II. and J. Il. Talley, of
the Salem section.
Elisha =. Holden left last week
for Atlanta, where he will be in the
hospital for special treatment, as his
health has been bad eyer since he
was discharged from tho service. We
hope that he may be successfully
treated and be able to return to his
home in the hear future. He Is one
Of the leading young men Of this
section.
d. r.. Maddon's health seems to
be slightly improved, but his eyes
r still giving him great trouble,
no being almost blind. We hope 10
hear Of his being we'll again soon.
Miss Ida Holden Is spending a few
weeks with her brother, John Hol-
den, Of the Cheohce section.
A. r. Galloway's health is slowly
improving. We hope that he may be
out again soon. He has been greatly
missed in this community, and espe-
cially so In the religious services at
Whitmire Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Alexander have
returned from their bridal trip, and
we L told hat Mr.. Alexander will
Engage In farming in this community
this year. We wish the young couple
much luck, JOY and happiness and a
full measure OF success throughout
Il long life.
Misses Dot and Arley Bry%nn took
a pleasure trip to North Carolina re-
Gently. visiting relatives and friends.
They report having had a lively time
in the Old North State.
Oscar Hudson and sister Beulah,
Of the Cheohee community, spent
a day in this section with their bro
ther-in-law, Chris. Talley. recently.
Louie Lay and wife, of Keowee,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their father-in-law, l.. II. Cantrell, a
short time back.
Melton Lusk is now teaching the
BoOn's Creek school, having finished
the 'Smeltzcr school term. We feel
sure that he will teach a successful
school for us, for he has proved that
he can do so while teaching other
schools.
Newton Bryson and wife made a
business trip to Seneca the past week
and enjoyed the outing very much.
Mr.. Bryson is one Of the most promi-
nent farmers Of this section.
Clyde Mccall and Homer Griffith,
OF the Boon's Creek section, were in
this community recently visiting
among friends.
r. w. Burgess, ST.. and wife Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Bryson, Of
North Carolina, recently.
Chas. D. Perry made a business
trip to Coneross last week.
Oliver and Odas Alexander have
gone to Wyoming. where they will
be employed for some time. We wish
these young men much success in
their new work.
Rev. Pick Alexander failed to fill
his appointment at Little River Bap-
fist church last third Sunday on ac-
count Of not being able to be exposed
to the bad weather. We hope that
he may be out among his friends
soon again.
Mr.. Brock and others Of the Flat
Shoals section, entertained the con
gregation Of Little River recently
with some real good singing, which
was greatly enjoyed by every one