Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-06-02
OUR SENECA BUDGET.
CONDUCTED by NJ. T.. 8.


SENECA, S. Q, May 81, 1903. Children's
Day exercises wero observed at tho Pros
bytorian church last Sunday afternoon
Tho songs were taken from Gospel
Hymns l to 6. Misses Hannah Beard
and Willie Cherry recited nicely, and
three boys, Weymann Holland, Frank
Huffman and johnson Reid had very
stirring appeal for missions, els 1t Moth
ing to Your" Messrs. II. j. Moore and
Ccoial TODD each read piece. Rev. W.
S. Hamitcr made quito an interesting
little talk to tho childron, and addressed
some very impressive words on tho sub
joct Of foreign missions to tho older
members of tho congregation.
Mr.. +. M. Sitton and Miss jamie Sitton
attended Children Day services at the
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Strother and their
fine boy loft Saturday for Walhalla, to
romain during the summer.
MI. II. l.. Adams, of Charlotte, was in
town Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. John Hopkins are visit
ing in Grcenvillo and will probably
remain for tho commencement exercises
of Furman University.
who has boon in Atlanta forisomo timo,
was with her daughter, Mrs. w. p. Reid,
tho first Of this week.
Mrs. Julia johnson, teacher of the
Kindergarten undor tho auspices of the
Woman's Club, of Atlanta, arrived in
Seneca Saturday to bo tho guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. p. Reid.
Rev. j. ~. Dondy, of Richland, was in
town Friday.
Miss Pearl Whitmiro is visiting hcr
aunt, Mrs. j. Il. Hinkle.
Rev. w. II. Capers preached to a large
congregation at tho Episcopal church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. II. Capors and childron, of
Anderson, accompanied Mr.. Capers OH
Mrs. S. ID. Cherry several days.
Quite a plucky thing of tho Seneca
baseball nine was thoir decision to play
tho Piedmont team, which they did on
Saturday. Tho Seneca team had only
soven men to start on, and were unable
to secure tho services of two players by
whom they hoped to bo joined at Pelzor,
tho required number. On the other
hand, tho Piedmont team is com
posed of professional players, and was
of course victorious. Tho Seneca team
took tho defeat quito gracefully. The
gamc was played at Piedmont.
Mrs. Clay Doyle has had as her guest
her sister, Miss Ludie Jones, of Laurens.
Miss Miss Jones was returning home from
Nashville, whore sho has been taking a
course of study at tho University of
Nashville.
Mr.. Fred. McCarley loft Tuesday morn
ing for Atlanta, and will serve few
days as telegraph operator ut station
between Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Miss Sallie Davis, of Richland, ia visit
ing hcr sister, Mrs. j. B. Shanklin.
MIR. II. l.. Howell went to Central Sat
nrday to witness gamo of baseball
played botwcon tho Westminster and
Central mines.
Miss Annie Alexander is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Thompson, near
Atlanta.
Misses ELLA Richardson, Lula Gignil-
lat, Lizzie Harper, Carrie Shclor, Maud
Hopkins and Stola Fincannon arc visit
ing friends in Walhalla.
Much interest is being folt in tho mcot-
ing to DO held hore Juno Is and 10. Rep.
resentatives of tho various Women's
Clubs of South Carolina will assemble
for tho purpose of considering fedora
ton. Some prominent club women from
Georgia are also expected to be present,
and much benofit to tho town is antici-
patCd.
A considerable wind storm occurred
Monday afternoon.