Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-10-13
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Week, the progressive club of the mar
ried ladies, Ia agaii at work, after q sum
met vacation. Since Mrs. n, w. Cole
Rs dsas dSae has ass b.eh onE wsaS vig tie
position Of President OF the State Fede-
ration, and is no longer eligible to bo ono
OF the clubs officers, tho duties Of Club
President arc now acceptably performed
by Mrs. T.. A. Hines, the former Vice
President. The CLUB members have
resumed their studies In Shakespeare.
BAPTIST CuILDREN's DAY.
Interesting missionary exercises were
hold at the baptist churoh Sunday after
noon. A number of the children Of tho
Sunday schcel tcck part, carrying out an
attractive program Of reoitations and
songs. An Otfertory was sung prettily by
Miss Lizzie Harper. Misses Eloise Hamil-
ton and Carrie Harper had o pretty duct.
At tho close Of tho services DR.. Charles
Manly. who always says the right thing,
made fey remarks. =
ExpENsIyE APPLES.
A little stir was ocoasioned at tho
depot one day last week, owing to tele-
gram received from q conductor. He
stated that q lady on tho train had pur-
chased nickaps worth of apples from o
little colOred boy at Seneca. She handed
him dollar and tho train left before
she could receive her change. The boy
nickel to change it for him. Tho amount
recovered was only fOrty-six cents and
tho man was arrested.
MISS LIVINGSTON LEAVES FOR NEW YORK.
Miss Sarah Livingston leaves this week
to spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Leo, near New York City. She will stop
q day or two with her sister, Mrs. John
G. Gary. ct Lockhart. Miss Livingston
ladies, was President of the Young
Ladies' Literary Society, and will bo
greatly missed.
AT STONE CHURCH.
Tho moeting bold on Friday, at Stone
church, was attended by number of
Seneca people, amopg whom wero:
Major .. F.. Sloan, DR.. w. b. Cherry,
Misses Sarah and Clara Livingston, Mrs.
S. D. Cherry, DR.. w. II. Doyle.
OTHER NEWS.
Mrs. Eliza Brooks has loft for Abbe-
villo to spend somo tiue.
Capt and Mrs. j. ]. Lewis, of Piokens,
woro tho guests of Major and Mrs. 3. r.
Sloan Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. @. w. Moore has boon quito i'll
for several days, to tho regret of her
many friends.
Mr.. II. L. Adams, of Charlotte, was in
town last woole.
Mrs. CrookshaDks, of Greenvillo,
stopped ovor with hor friond, Mrs. NJ. w.
Coleman, last week, on hor way to
Atlanta.
Mr.. John G. Mioklor and Miss Bessie
Mickler, of Walhalla, were in town Sun
day.
an absence Of somo length at William
ston.
Mr.. Wilmot Smith, of Walhalla, ac-
oompanod his brothor-in-law, Rev. j. l..
Daniel, OH his visit hero Sunday.
hrs. w. L. Choswell, of Nowry, was
Miss Saiiio Maronoy, of Anderson,
spont Sunday with Mrs. r. II. Canak.
Prof. G. w. Moore is now teaching
school ut Townville.
Little Miss Lizzie TOlbert has recently
had catarrhal fever, but after short
treatment from DR.. E. A. Times has ro-
covered.
Liout. L. w. Jordan, Jr., is visiting
relatives at Greonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins havo moved
into tho house formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Howell.
Mr.. Robert Lunney has left Seneca.
AhiSo lNlODOu L Hill lS Has Ucel COuIlBCu
to her room for several days, having
spell of pneumonia, To one of Miss
Phillips's indomitable energy such n
spell is very hard, and it is hoped she
may soon be out again.
Mr.. j. II. Bryan paid a short visit to
Atlanta the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Lon Howell left Monday afternoon
for Alto, Ga, tho home Of his brother.
Miss Fannie James, of Nowry, is stay
ing with Mrs. j. +. Hinkle, Attending
tho Seneca High School.
Mr.. w. A. Holland went to Anderson
Tuesday.
and Mrs. Gus Shanklin, of Richland,
recently. spont ono day with Mrs. II. +.
Alexander.
Mr.. Harry Poo, of Groenvillo, now q
student at Clemson College, spent Sun
day with Mrs. b. Il. Sloan.
Mr.. e. p. Earle was in town Tuesday.
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