Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-06-28
BOUNTY LAND AND. COMMUNITY.
Two Accidents Recorded - Personal
Items of Interest.

Bounty Land, June 26.-Special:
Miss Ethel Counts will meet the la
dies Of this vicinity at 3.30jon Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Robert
| Mcdonald, for the purpose Of per-
fecting the organization Of a poultry
club, which has been under consid-
GRAFTON for several weeks. Now that
the boil weevil seems destined to cut
off, to a marked extent, the cotton
| industry, plans must be made to
meet the ever-increasing demands
| for money by substitution Of the va
rious other lines of occupation which
might be remunerative II co-operat-
I've measures are adhered to- We
hope this meeting will be we'll at
tended. Miss Counts will be accom-
panied by Miss Gudges, Of Columbia,
who Will have something worth while
to say.
Mrs. NJ. e. Marett the past week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Swift Marett, of
Seneca, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Eli
son and son Robert, Of Greenville.
The many friends Of Frank Mar
ett sympathize with him in the re-
suit Of quite an unfortunate acci-
dent which occurred on Wednesday
morning. While he was driving the
highway truck, tho cap Of which, be-
Ing considerably worn, as the ma
chine ran over a stump, the cap came
off, severely scalding him from the
! shoulder to the ankle on one side.
MIR. Marett received immediate med
ical attention and Is very much i'm
proved, and we hope will soon be
entirely recovered,
Another accident Of last week was
the demolishing Of the two rear
wheels Of L. A. Stones buggy on
Thursday by car being driven by
Miss Annie Strutton, Of Walhalla.
The wheels were a complete wreck,
and Mr.. Stone received an ugly
bruise below one knee.
Mrs. John Maxwell has as her
guests for a week or so her mother
and sister, Mrs. Newton and Miss
Nellie Newton, Of Pendleton.
Miss Emma Dendy returned to Au-
gusta Wednesday after a few days
visit to her sisters, Mesdames ID. A.
Perritt and Jasper Doyle, the latter
accompanying her as far as Ander-
son.
There are many who will learn
with regret Of the impaired state of
Mrs. j. H. Alleys health. Mrs. Alley
has been in the Baptist Hospital in
Columbia for several weeks and has
undergone one or two operations,
1t Is feared that still a more serious
operation will be necessary to her re-
covery. We hope for early and en-
couraging news Of her condition.
Mrs. w. II. iIughs left last Mon
day, the 18TH, for Pendleton, where
she will visit among relatives and
friends of her youth and also will
attend the marriage Of Miss Pauline
Hunter, youngest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. NJ Hunter, of Pendle-
tOn
Bill Davis's Richland friends were
surprised to learn that he has quite
recently taken unto Himself can
helpmate.' who, before marriage,
was Miss Pearle Stanley, of Column
bia, Miss. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have
the congratulations and best wishes
of quite large circle of friends.
From the Hanford, Cal, Morning
Journal we learn Of the death OF
Robert Doherty, which occurred at
his home in the Lakeside District,
Cal, where he located in 1872. Mr..
Doherty immigrated from ireland
at the age Of twelve, settling in Kan
sas, later emigrating across. the
plains, reaching California in 1860.
In 1879 he was married to Miss Mis-
souri, Davis, a cousin Of the late J.
j. Davis, Of this community. He is
the father Of Miss Agnes Doherty,
who visited here several years ago,
and who has numerous friends who
sorrow with her in her bereavement
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Coe, of Rome,
Ga, are on a visit to the formers
mother, Mrs. S. II. Coe.
Miss Pearle Kennedy, OF Newry, Is
spending few days with Miss Katie
Owens.