Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-04-12
"CoNERoss COMMUNITY MoURNs
Death of Child of Former Citizens,
Personal Items of Community,

. 81,
Personal Items of Community.
Coneross, April 11.-Special: l. Mrs,
Charlie Roach, who had been con
lined 10 her bed for some time with
tuberculosis. died at her home in this
community last Friday about 12 NJ,
Her body was laid to rest at Double
Springs cemetery on Saturday at /
p. III. Mrs. Roach leaves her husband
and six children to mourn her death,
besides several sisters and brothers
wheS-Hre Baxter Mccall, Mrs. Louis
Roach, OF this community, and Mrs.
Ira Swafford, Of above Walhalla, and
one other brother, whose namc your
correspondent was unable to learn.
Tile friends here and elsewhere Of
the family sympnthize with them in
their sorrow.
The Coneross G. AIS expect to
spend next Saturday afternoon fish
ing, lpicknicking and egg hunting in
Mrs. Hesse's pasture, near the new
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hesse.
All or the G. AS are urged to come
promptly at D. m., bringing lunch,
fish-hooks and Easter eggs.
Several from here enjoyed the
meeting at Westminster last Tues
day.
Otis Arve, Of this community, who
Will graduate at Long Creek Acad-
emy at the close Of this session, en-
tcrtaned his graduating class last
Friday evening at 4 birthday supper,
that being his 21st birthday. Also,
later IN the evening, quite a number
OF guests arrived from this 'commu-
nifty TO enjoy the social which proved
most charming affair, the arrange
ments having been presided over by
his sister, Miss Ora Arve. Miss Bew-
ley Hunsinger, Of Long Creek, also
accompanied the class and enjoyed
the entertainment. Roy Arve brought
them down Friday in Il two-horse
wagon and took them back Saturday
to Long Creek in the same convey
ance, which seemed to be Just what
they wanted, and everyone seemed
to enjoy the trip both ways to the
fullest extent. They returned with
plenty Of dinner and fishing poles, as
they were expecting to 60 by way of
the tunnel and picnic there at noon,
and also expected to spend some time
1ishinE in Chauga. The merry crowd
consisted Of the Following: Misses
Bewley llunsingcr, Grace Ayers, Es-
telle smith, Clerace ScheraId and
Dora RcGce, and Mcssrs. John B]a-
lock, Carroll Moon and Otis Arye. Of
Long Creek, and the young chauffeur
Roy Arve. OF this place.
Miss Matte Morton. Of Walhala
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousins, Misses Florence and Thode
Abbott, Of this section.
Miss Ollie Belle Byrd is confined
to her bed again, but we hone she
will soon be IN and about
We are glad to have Miss Ora Arye
at home again, her school at Flat
Shoals having closed about week
ago.
Master Thomas Dowis, about 13
years Of age, Of Walhalla, had tho
misfortune 10 get his arm broken
woiic on to road from here 60 Wal
halla ono day lauJ week. lTc was
riding on the wagon with u. X. Rsr,
far. and jumped out OF Tho vehicle
while 1t was in motion, and in at
tempting to climb back, the wagon
still going, he got caught some way
and was thrown to the ground. The
wagon ran over his arm near his e.
bow, breaking the arm just below
the elbow. He was taken as quickly
as possible to his home and a physi-
clan summoned. We hope his hurt