Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-11-03
NEWS NOTES OF BOUNTY LAND.
Interesting Letter About People Mt
Home and at Distant Points.

NoAuoA -. MOOrneaQ ana son, Burt,
of South Georgia, spent the first of
last week at the home Of the for
mer's sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia D.
Shanknn. and attended the Alexan-
der reunion at Coneross on Oct. 81.
Mrs. Shanklin and son Edgar also at
tended this reunion and report a
most delightful occasion.
Mrs. Will Berry and little son are
leaving to-day for Colorado, where
Mr.. Berry is employed in the rail
road service.
Mrs. Jim Alleys health. has been
very much impaired for several weeks
without any Improvement. We hope
for an early and favorable change in
her condition, and that her conva-
lescence will be permanent.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Berry, Of Statesville,
M C., IS expected as guest in the
vicinity. Mrs. Berry has numerous
friends who will look forward to her
coming with pleasure.
Mrs. F. e. Wilson, Of Clearmont,
was guest Sunday Of her parents,
Mr.. anu Mrs. j. M. Adams. The lat
ter accompanied her home for few
days visit. II
The many friends OF Miss Nellie
Pickett, Of Clemson, were surprised
TO learn or her marriage Saturday to
W1lllam M. Thompson, Of Green
wood county. Mrs. Thompson Is the
second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f., Pichett. former residents Of this
community, and has hosts Of friends
here AMI elsewhere who congratulate
her aDu hor fortunate husband, and
exteao ne very best OF good wishes
'3r All ,he coveted fortunes Of a long
and blisSiul life.
Mrs S" lie II. Coe has moved to
the hone Of her son, Hayden Coe.
near Rrchiand. This will be pleasant
news t. Nor nany friends in the vi
cnity.
The annual reunion of the "girls"
VINO attended the Georges Creek
school II he long ago will be held
this week With Miss Mary McMahan
at her home In Greenville. Mrs. w
T. Hubbard, Of this community, who
is one oi the girls" will attend
This rGnn.>n Is always looked for
ward u With happiest anticipations,
ana W. .rnl safe in the prediction
that 'h!s OCCASION will be one Of the
CREATES! eajoyment.
NIiotd nfth, Of Granite, Okla,
was yoe- Of e. L. Stone the week
end. hir Smith leaves to-day for
Charlesion and anticipates purchas-
ing land in the lower part Of this
state aad ,uovlng near the coast on
accoun, Of his health.
MiH.5Monroe Sheriff has been quite
Ill for the past week or two, but IS
improEing
Mrs;5, p. McMahan and daughter.
MISS &hNto, are visiting relatives in
Atlanta
Mrs+iR y. Rankin and son, r.. p.
Eh#4 ~" Mr.. and AIRS. Noah Ca
,er visited the family Of W. a. Ran
kin, dfFrownyille, a short time ago,
MiASSMattie Sue Marett - spcud.
lpg 8 sew days with her sistar. Mrss
Byrd W3ly, Of Richland.
iNf ,t,clland school opens TODAY
with drs. Hayden Coe as principal
and Mtss Holcomb,of Westminster. as
assistant. Hon. M. R. Mcdonald. of
Walhalla, Is expected to give the
opening address.
Miss Ida McMahan, OF Greonviiie.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T. Hub
bard
Mrs. II. F. Alexander and three
Gfahlchtidren, James Henry and
Misses Annie and LYDIA Harper, of
Senaci, called on relatives in the
COMMUNITY the first Of the week. Mrs.
Alexander expects to leave Tuesday
for Granbury, Texas, where she win
VISIT nor brother, James Doyle. From
theca she will go to league, Texas,
toE visit to another brother, Hon.
Wm, %. Doyle. Mrs. Alexander will
pr>taDly be In Texas for several
months,
Ar, and Mrs. Paul Gillison and lit
Tie Grn&hter Sue spent day recent
~ It Clemson as guests OF Burns
GijliScn,
"iSs Annie Nicholson, who has
bee" spending several weeks with
hh' alnt, Mrs. M. F. Alexander, will
leave to-day for her home in the
"ht&"ater section. Little Master
Sh2r'Ie alexander will accompany
hCr.
., McMahan was in Atlanta for
lille last week.
Vile in Columbia during the
State Fair last week JASPER Dovle
wa. most pleasantly entertained in
Ii% npme of Rev. and Mrs. Rhett r.
J"' '.e Rov. Doyle's many friends at
I"A'"hafy, where he served as pastor
Der0re his connection with The Chris
tian Advocate force in Columbia,
have recalled him as their pastor,
and he and Mrs. Doyle anticipate
moving to Centenary at an carly date
Rainfall and Tan,narat,,ro