Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-14
B0pNTY LAND AND VICINITY.
lM Closed Summer Session-rer.
Items of Interest.

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Rnd Mrs: s.. y. Norton and fam
ily; near Walhalla, spent Sunday
WitlL$Mr. and Mrs. Nv. l.. Wilson.
y and Mrs. w. w. Youngblood
had GAS their weekend guests MIR.
and Arthur Mann and three
.ehitaSeh, Of Pickens.
llSffS MtAs SOhve Lynch returned home
Friday from near Six-Mile, she hav-
ing9lQsed summer term Of school
at Gates. .."Miss Lynch leaves Tues
daysN8or Winthrop College, leaving
mans Sfriends here who wish for her
unlftA5ted success in her educational
.acc0 iplishments.
1GlEp Haynes, of New Hope, and
$RexyID. G. Hayes, of Westminster,
SweY@late guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
sFratE Williams.
x t4{S. Elijah Gillison and little son
MnTt0n and Mrs. Jane Burkhalter
Of West Union, were guests Of Mr..
andaMrs. Paul Gillison last week.
iIlilert Bottoms has been suffering
forAHyeral days from rising on his
haha bloodpoison being narrowly
avef&ad. He is improving, accord
'tngis0 late reports, and we hope he
wiibSscon be entirely recovered.
s3:ssSsyNf and Mrs. Edward Burriss mad
!lMiss Pauline Bond, Of Iva, were the
SW8eEend guests at the home OF
5SMs Marett.
Ind Mrs. John Stone and two
SSesltitNren and Mrs. Lima Stone, Of
Rtssp1nt, were late guests OF Mr.
ahdMrs. p! l., stone.
John Maxwell and little son
recent visitors to relatives in
I SssSsll and Mrs. M. R. Mcdonald, Of
ave az. la. were in the community,
Sf9T Il short whsleSlast week 9yS !
arcns Mo Dons ADJ was ssqSlinit Is
!ndisposed for several days last
week, but is improving. rN
The following guests were in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hughs
last week: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Craig
and two children, Mesdames NJ. G..
and Jesse Lewis and Miss ELLA Lewis,
all of Pickens.
w. Sam Power, of Anderson, was
late guest Of his sister, Mrs. Mar
Gus Mcdonald.
Miss Eula Thackston, of Green
vile, was guest recently Of her
sister, Mrs. Gilmer Hubbard.
Mrs. S. II. Coe will leave the lat
ter part Of this week for Union,
where she will visit her son, Will
Coe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Boggs, Of
Greenville, were guests a few days
ago OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hubbard.
Miss Sara Davis, OF Seneca, and
Charles Stribling, of Greenville,
were at the Davis home a short while
last week. Miss Davis has just re-
Gently returned from Hansford, CAL,
where she, together with Miss Sal
lie Davis, Of this community, has
been visiting relatives for the past
three months, Miss Sallie stopping
on her return with relatives in At
lanta and Douglasville, Ga
Mrs. j. B. Pickett, of Sandy
Springs, is expected as guest this
week of her daughter, Mrs. w. D.
Wright. Mrs. Pickett's many friends
here are always glad to welcome
her visits.
The medal offered about year
ago by Albert Corpenng, Of Missou-
ri, to the member of the Bounty
Land Literary Society making the
greatest general Improvement will
be awarded to Charlie Cater. Mr..
Cater is to be congratulated on hav-
ing won this medal, and young Mr..
Corpening deserves q full measure
Of commendation for Offering such
an inducement for earnest endeayor
to higher efficiency in literary
achievement. Those who ran close
race with Mr.. Cater for this distinc-
ton were Cheves Owens and Leo
Day, whose marked Improvement Is
deserving of mention. The next reg
ular meeting Of the society will be
held Friday evening at o'clock.
Miss Winnie Gambrell, of Airy
Springs teaching faculty, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Gambreil.
Boyd Gambrell was unfortunately
bruised up Tuesday while driving
a mule team. He is not seriously