Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-09-08
OUR SENECA yUDGET.
CONDUCTED BY ". E. 8.
SCHOOLS OPEN,


High School oponed Monday, September
s. Prof. j. l.. Eskow is principal, while
his efficient assistants are: Miss Fannie
Whitmire, in charge of the primary dc.
part1n cntj and Miss henrietta Barton, Il,
charge of tho Intermediate department.
Tho enrolment on the frat day was
seventy odd. 'r.. .
Mrs. A. W. Spearman and Mrs. w. H.
Carey had good opening at their school
ut tho Keowce Hotol, Monday. Mrs.
Spearman has always been popular with
i.or patrons and Mrs. Caroy also has
friends who wish tho school success.
GONE TO NEW YORK. . 49,.
Miss Ribbon Phillips loft tho latter
part of last week for a two weeks stay
in Now York. She will purchase q full
limo of goods of tho prottiost afforded by
tho markets Of tho metropolis.
VISITING THE CAPITAL.
Miss Carrie Shel0r accompanied her
cousin, Mrs. James Webb, on hor roturll
to Washington, whore she expocts to
spond year. Her friends arc sure she
will have pleasant stay in this most
interesting city. -.
CROKINoLE PARTY.
Miss Olivia Bacon entertained num-
Dor OF frionds at tho homo of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Bacon, ono ovoning
last woek. Crokinolo was tho principal
amusement. Refreshments were served
and a pleasant evening was spont by
those prosont.
HIBISCUS GRANDIFLORA.
a largo plant in Mrs. M. w. Coleman's
yard attracts quito good deal Of alton.
tion. 1t is variety of hibiscus and con.
tains number of handsome yollow
blooms of considerable sizo.
OTHER NEWS.
Ill
| spent Sunday IL Seneca She wac on hel
way to Kansas City, Missouri, whore She
goes to Sake u course at tho Scarrit
Biblo and Training School.
MI. s. x. Dondy, Jr., of Lavonia, spen
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Mrs. E. l.. Archer has returned to hc]
homo at Spartanburg, after visiting rela
| tivcs hero.
MI. s. Y. Stribling came over from
Roswell to SEQ his family during las
| wcok.
Mrs. James Wobb, after spending som,
| time mt the homo of her father, Capt
James II. Reid, has returned to Wash
| ingtOn, ID. G.
Mr.. Archie Todd, of GreeuvilIc, spont
Sunday here.
Rev. &. II. Waddoll, of Columbia
mado an impressive talk at the Metho
dist church last Sunday afternoon. III,
told number of interesting things con
corning tho Epworth Orphanage, O.
which ho is superintendent.
Miss Wynona Moore has returned from
visit to Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugono Crayton ant
! chiltlron loft Friday for Anderson.
! Messrs.. w. II. Tygort and Horny
| Prlntup, having finished tho work theS
| had at present here for tho Standard OF
| Company, loft Monday for Union.
| Mrs. Julia johnson left Tuesday morn
ing for q visit to Williamston and Andor
son. Tho kindergarten, which she hat
boon teaching hore, has closed.
the Western Union Telegraph Company
| in Atlanta, accompanied his brothc,
Thomas on his return to Seneca an(
spont Sunday at home
Mr. James B Brown, Jr., whose posi-
| ton as telegraph opcritor now ia at Con
tral, came over and spent part of SUNDAY
and Monday at homo.
Mr. j. II. Adams has returned from
Now York.
A meeting is in progress at the Motho
dist church, conducted by the pastor
Rov. j. J.. Daniel, and it is nopcd muci
| good may bo accomplished.
Mr.. Il. e. Stribling has boon seeing t.
having telephones. put in at it number O
tho stores and residences of tho town,
Lieut.. l.. W. Jordan, Jr., is at Now
York, whore ho is far from we'll. no il
expected homo on sick leave at almos
any time.
Misses Fannie Whitmiro and ITenri
otta Barton, of Groonville, arrived Sat
urday and commenced their 'utios a,
toachors IN the Seneca High h~hool OF
Monday.
NJ. Jones and family, of Fort Madi
son, have moved horo and arc occupying
Mr. II. !. II. Lowcry's house, near tht
| Methodist church,