Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-07-21
OUR SENECA BUDGET.
CONDUCTED BY NJ. l.. s,

oFNESAt W S.b Ouly uC uttUli VI
Rov. }. Waltor Dickson, Presiding Eldos'
Of Columbia District, ut Anderson last
WeoR, was n shock to tho people horc.
1Io was onco Presiding Eldcr of tho
Groonvillo District and has many warm
personal friends horc, to whom his death
is mattor of sincoro grief.
Rov. John O. Wilson, ID. d., tho popu-
lar editor of Tho Southern Christian Ad-
yccatc, was in Seneca u short wGilo Oil
Saturday, returning to Grocnvillo from
Smiths Chapel, where ho had been to
attend tho funeral of Row. j. Walter
Dickson.
A fow of tho many friends of Rov. H..
B. Browne, formor pastor of Seneca
and Walhalla Station, now pastor of St.
of seeing him short whilo Saturday.
lIo had boon to attend tho, funeral of
Rov. j. Walter Dickson.
Mrs. M. w. Coleman, Miss Mary Cherry
and DR.. Edward nj. Coleman, arc having,
Il two weeks visit to charming Mont
eagle, whore this years Chautauuua
offers many attractions. They stopped
over in Atlanta during tho Confederate
Veterans reunion.
Mr.. John X. Livingston wont to At
lanta Gil Monday.
Mrs. Is. Il. Sloan has returned from tho
mountains, where she had most plea
sant stay Of n month ut Whitcsido Cove.
Mrs. John &. Cary and her handsome
boy, Master Whitncr Cary, arc at Seneca
again, having been to Snluda and other
places.
Mr.. John G. Cary, of I.ockhart, spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Clara Louise Werner and Mr.. Will
Werner, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, whose
father is President Of tho Ecrnor Military
Institute, aro visiting relatives horc.
Rev. w. ;. 1lamitcr chose as his sub
lcct for.last Sunday evenings sermon
"iOung people in society"
Mrs. l.. G. Doyle has returned from
IauronS.
Miss Carrie IToko, of Atlanta, for tho
first time in several years, is paying n
visit TO Seneca.
Much interest was felt in letter re-
ccivcd by tho family of Lieutenant l.. w.
Jordan, Jr., from him several days since.
AS is known, ho was with General Law
toms mon in Cuba, and much uncasincss
was felt for him by his relatives and
friends.
Miss Frances E. IIOwory, ono Of Sc
neca's protticst young ladies', returns
this week from Fort Madison, whore she
has been spending several weeks with
her cousin, Miss Matte Sullivan.
Mr. Walter Swami, of This town, tho
young boy, who for the past two years
has been acting as telegraph operator for
the Office Of Pondlcton, now has work in
the Western Union Telegraph Oilicc in
Atlanta.
Miss Bessie Wilson has returned to Sc
ncca, after IN absence OF some length.
Miss Lillian Caldwell is visiting in At
lanta this week.
Mrs. S. Y. Stribling and children have
returned from Roswell, Ga.
Mrs. j. w. Byrd, Miss Lois Byrd and
Charlie Byrd left Monday to visit rcla-
tivcs in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keys, Of Anderson, were
with Prof. and Mrs. G. w. Moore tho
first Of tho week, on their way to attend
tho Confederate Veterans reunion in
Atlanta.
Miss Dana Moore is visiting relatives
and friends ut Stone Mountain and At
lanta.
Among those who went from here to
Atlanta this week arc: Mcssrs. M. w.
Coleman, George y. Coleman, II. Y. H.
I.owcry and others.
Mr.. Charles N. Ggnilliat is on visit
to Marietta, Atlanta and ChicIsamauga.
Miss Nellie Gigniliat left Tuesday for
Marietta.
Miss Lizzie Harper has gone to Atlanta,
where she is the guest Of Miss Mamie
McGce, who visited her last summer.
Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter, of Grconvillc,
passed through here Tuesday, going to
Atlanta, and loft her little boy, Lewis,
with Mrs. B. II. Sloan.
An extra train on the Blue Ridge Tues
day brought number of passengers
bound for A Jlanta.
There was an extra train on tho South
ern Railroad Tuesday, on which were
numbers of Confederate Veterans, going
to Atlanta. The Confederate colors, rcd
and white, were prominent. The train
received recruits here, a number of whom
were not veterans, however,.
Kuck1ou3s truipn SoIyn