Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-08
BOUNTY LAND.RRHLAND NOTES
n. Is, Crumpton, Of Poplar Section.
Died Suddenly III His Field.

| bounty Land, NOV. Is. - SpGCial:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dendy and family
and Miss Emily Corbin motored> to
Cashiers Sunday for visit to Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. f. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Morton and
Miss Minnie Broom, Of West Union,
visited in the home Of Mrs. r. n.
Rankin Sunday.
j. \. Mcdonald went to Anderson
Tuesday Of last week, he going as an
escort to his mother, Mrs. Matte Nc
Donald, who went for eye treatment.
Mrs. w. G. Foster accompanied them
A delightful occasion Of last week
was spend-the-day party Saturday
with Mrs. ID. y. Perritt as hostess,
tho party being composed Of the fol-
lowing ladies: Mesdames w. Wool
bright, j. c. Sanders, John Maxwell,
w. r. Lynch and Jasper Doyle.
Miss Mildred Mcdonald entertain
ed quite a number Of our young peo-
pie at a Halloween party Tuesday
evening OF last week. The bright
moonlight night was auspicious. to
preternaiural appearances and COB
blins were in evidence everywhere.
After the arrival Of the guests a cat
contest was enjoyed. We failed to
ascertain the nature Of this contest,
McMahan and WiX 'Hughs, and the
prize was il "sure 'nuf" black cat.
The guests then "bobbed" for ap-
pies. played games, and out in the
yard they even followed an intri-
cately woven strand Of spider web
until the first couple reached the CEN
ter OF the web, when ordered to eat
the spider, WHICH, after all, was not
a dlsagreeable job, since a large ap-
pie was used to represent the formid-
able creature. Another interesting
feature of the evenings entertain
ment was cutting the mystery cake"
for fortunes. Sensational ghost stor-
les were told while spooky appari-
lions became startlingly realistic. De-
licious punch was served.
Misses Belle Stribling and Carrie
McMahan attended the meeting Of
the Greenville District Christian En-
deavor at Piedmont the weekend, re-
turning Sunday afternoon.
Eugene McMahan, Of Williamson,
IS visiting his sister, Mrs. w. r. Hub
bard.
David McMahan, Jesse Hubbard,
Clarence and Preston Bruce niotOred
to Columbia during the state Fair.
those OF our vicinity who attended
the County Fair held in Westmin-
Ster last week are vociferous in their
praises OF its success, some going
so far as TO say 1t riyalcd the South
eastern Fair at Atlanta. Several blue
ribbons and a few cash prizes we're
won by those Of our community who
made entrees. and it is believed that
people over the entire community
VIII be more enthusiastic in furnish
ing exhibits another year.
Miss Eula Rankin was taken to
Anderson Hospital last Wednesday
for serious operation. Reports Of
her condition since undergoing the
opera lion are encouraging, and her
many friends are hopeful Of her re-
cOycry.
Lee Lynch, of Pisgah Forest, NC,
is visiting his brothers, w. r. and
Archclcns Lynch. He, accompanied
by G. b. Lynch, visited in Pickens on
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Crumpton visited in Sandy
Springs last week.
r. NJ. Davis has been quite unwell
Tor several days past. We hope he
VIII soon regain his usual good
health
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughs, Of WAL
halla, were guests Sunday bf their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hughs.
The Richland school u)t holiday
last Thursday in order that those who
wished to 80 to The fair migt have
the opportunity TO do so. Those OF
the school girls who won cash prizes
on their exhibits were Misses Mar
orc. DAVIS. Mary Foster and III"
Mae Hopkins.
Tom Anderson, Of Greenville,
spent tho weekend as a guest Of his
aunt, Mrs. S. y. iIughs.
We regret to learn Of tho illness Of
Miss Julia Davis at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. s. Abbott, Of Seneca.
Miss Davis has been suffering from