Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-05-26

! Dr.. Il. A. Hines AND Dr. j ! e.. GRAY
They came to Seneca in April, 1907
and soon thereafter formed a part,
nership. 5.
DR.. Hines graduated from Charles,
ton Medical College in 1893. He
Ipracticed at Calhoun, S. c., before
coming to Seneca. He was born and
reared in North Carolina, but has
NOT snffered by being transplan.ea
Ie is a cultured gentleman and ex-
perienced physician. IF
DR.. Gray is native of Anderson
county. He graduated at Bellevue
Hospital Medical College in 1896
After graduation ho served eigh,
teen months in the Work House
Hospital, New York, where he
had wide and varied experience
as physician and surgeon. In April,
1897, DIR. Gray came to Seneca and
located as physician. He has made
a most favorable impression on tie
community as knowing physician.
The firm of Hines & Gray enjoy a
large and increasing practice.
DR.. w. T.. Austin is the only den-
tist in Seneca. He was reared in
the city of Greenville, S. G. He at
tended the Atlanta Dental College, of
Atlanta, Georgia, where he was
graduated in dental surgery in 1891.
After his graduation DR.. Austin came
to Seneca and located for the prac-
tice of his profession. Ho enjoys a
lucrative practice at Seneca, West
minister, Calhoun and Central. DR..
Austin married daughter If Mr.. w.
a. Lowery and located permanently
at Seneca.
MIR. M. Stokes Stribling resides at
Seneca and is live and enterprising
mercantile broker. lie does thriv-
ing business in his brokerage, selling
heavy groceries, corn and hay ut all
the principal towns an,i cities in
Upper Carolina and Georgia. After
years of experience as a commercial
travelling salesman, Mr.. Stribling en-
tered upon his present brokerage
business. lie was reared at Rich
land, in this county, and is young
man of excellent business qualiica-
tions.
Seneca has one hotel and three
good boarding houses. Mrs. w.
Phillips conducts a we'll regulated
eating house, where sho prepares and
furnishes meals to day boardcrs at
very reasonable prices. She is Il
widow, relic of the late Warren
Phillips. When in Seneca, if you
want a nice meal or lunch, call at the
Phillips House and you will get the
worth of your money.
Mr.. V. B. Swami is a real estate
agent and teacher Of tclography.
He was formerly depot agent and
telegraph operator at Seneca. He
has been a resident of Seneca for
many years and is held in high
cstcom.
Who is not pleased, at times, to
have clean shave or a good hair
cut? V. w. Riley, at Seneca, is the
barber who can do the work to per-
fcction.
Beside all the business men who
reside in Seneca, the COURIER has q
worthy representative there in the
person of beautiful and accom-.
plished young lady, Miss Mamie
Swami. She serves her town in (
quiet and modest, but still very cf.
fcctive manner. The events of {
thoroughly live town are CLEANED by
her from week to week and orr read
ers far and near know what tran
spires there. The advantages Of Sc
neca, and the happenings there, are
thus published abroad in the mos,
attractive style.
Mr.. Il. M. Cary, q hustling cottor
buyer, owns q residence on Walhalli
street.
SO does Mr.. j. G. Harpey>a sur
veyor, who owns valuable property
MIR. W.. Hamilton, an extensive
number dealer, owns considerable
real estate in different parts of tho
town.
Messrs. r. Y. II. Lowcry owns {
large ginnery, which is in charge O
his son, Mr.. l.. l.. Lowcry, as genera
manager.
No town in the State is blessed
with more accommodating corps o.
railroad officials. The business o.
the Southern at this point is so heavy
rs to demand the services of sovera
expert business men, bookkccpcri
and clerks.
The depot agent, Capt. II. j
Gignilliat, is high-toncd gentleman
lie is another Of Gcorgia's oontribii.
tions to the citizenship of Seneca