Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-12-20
BOUNTY LAND-R1CHLAND NEWS.
Mrs. J. B. Pickett Seriously Ill-A
Number OF Flu Cases Reported.

Bounty Land, Dec. 18 Special:
There is quite q good deal of sick
ness In this community, q number OF
cases being victims Of "flu.n M
Every member Of the family OF,
Gus James has Influenza except the
Oldest son, lad Of abouti13. Thes
family Is being cared for by near
neighbors. K & - q b, Il u u,
III The entire community and friends
of m Ira Z d, u.
lsad ddened on hea aFln1 g I'll 8 Jews or heItl
serious illness OF pneumonia. Mrs.
Pickett, who has made her home for8
the past several years with her
daughter, Mrs. "A. M. Milan, in San
dy Springs, left few weeks ago to.
visit another daughter, Mrs. j. r.
Wright Of Greenwood where she Ia
now confined to her bed suffering
from both pneumonia and iIakage Of
the heart and little hope is enter
tanned for her recovery.
Frank 'Marett who has been en-
Gagged in the carpenters trade for
the past two weeks Is at home until
Jan. 1st. s@
The Long Creek students, Charles
Cater and Misses Sara Cater and Eta
Adams, will be in theft respective
homes here the latter part Of the
week for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. G. A. Lynch has been quite
fndisposed for several days. We hope
she Will soon be conyalescent.
The many friends OF Miss Eula
Rankin will be rejoiced to learn that
she returned Saturday from the An
derson Hospital whore she had been
confined for over six weeks, having
undergone quite a. serious, operation.
We hope for her entire recovery.
Little Margaret, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Wilson, Is quite i'll
of pneumonia. A physician was call
ed yesterday, and 1t Is hoped the lit
tie one will soon be we'll.
Burgess Mcdonald had the misfor-
tune Of breaking leg last Wednes-
day while playing ball at Richland
school. We hope, however, that the
young man will not lose all the anti
cipated pleasures Of the coming Yule-
Tide, but will soon recover from his
injuries.
Mrs. S. B. Wyly and two sons, OF
Seneca, spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. M. q.
Marett. The two boys we're i'll dur
Ing their stay, but are convalescent.
Misses Matte Sue Marett and EN-
lily Corbin have been employed as
sa]esladies in Max uden's dry goods
store at Seneca for several Saturdays
past.
Both the Richland and Bounty
Land schools will celebrate Christ
mas by erecting Christmas tree on
next Friday afternoon in each school,
The pupils are jubilant with antici-
patton.
Mrs. A. S. Rollins arrived satur-
day for few days visit to her per-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Perritt. Mrs.
Rollins is returning from quite
pleasant-trip to Chicago, Indlanapo.
lis and Cleveland, and will leave for
her homo In Charleston Wednesday,
We regret to learn that Mrs. w. r.
Hubbard, who has been suffering
from Influenza, Is not recovering as
rapidly as 1t was hoped that she
might. We Join with numerous other
friends In the hope for her early re-
covery
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Hubbard and
children have all been quito indis-
posed, but are better.
G. X. Rankin, Of Jordania, visited
his mother. Mrs. r. N. Rankin. sun
day. NJ &
Our winthrop girls, MISSES olive
Lynch, Willie Mcdonald and Ida
Beth Doyle, are expected Thursday
to spend the holidays with their re-
spective parents In the imurlity. 5}
Happy Christmas and a prosperous
New Year to The Courier force and
to all The Courier readers!