Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1898-12-29
OUR SENECA BlJDGElI.
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"a sENEoA, Deceln berS q /. After d severe
| illness,- & extend ing hYn..gs: u So ovasssl
fmonths, w !. Moore died early
Friday moriipg. Funeral services were
conducted SATURDAY, by Rev. ssy. s.. Ham
iter at tho resbyteriau olhnrch and the
interment took place at the cemetery
here. Several years ago, as Miss Nora
Roberts, Mrs. Moore assisted Prof. Moore
| in a school here. Prof. and Mrs. Moore
have spent q good part of thor married
life in Seneca., Mrs. Moore leaves four
ohildren--two girls, Missests Dana and
lWynona, and two boys, Il. ,. and Worth.
- Z; ;lAt!;s, Kays,of Anderson, was with her
sister, MIRA: M oore, during tho last days
Of her illness, and another sister, Miss
Mrs. Moore had many frionds, who
feel much sympathy for Prof. Moore and
the other members of the family. l
SEVERAL MOVES. rs IS
Mr.. G.. w. Gignilliat and family have
moved into SfhSir handsome new resi-
deEco, near the IMMORAL springs. sS II
Rev. W. s. Hamiter has purchased the
! house formerly occupied by tho G.. w.
Gignilliat family, Tho house is next
door to tho Presby yterlan church. Mr..
Hamitar and family havo moved in.
HRS. r. T.. Howell has returned, after
an absence Of some time in Atlanta. Mr..
and Mrs. Howell are now keeping house
at tho Wilson place. .s.s.ss
CHRISTMAS Do1NGs.
The school teachers and pupils have
vacation during Christmas week. ....
Misses Frances Whitmire and Henri
otta Barton, two of tho teaohors of the
Seneca High School, arc spending this
week at their homes in Groonvillo.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Thompson and
thoir boy, Alfred, of Middleton, Ga, are
spending tho holfda., , he,
Mise Julia Bryan, stuoont of col
logo at Charlotte, N. O., is in Seneca for
the holidays. ,s'
| Mcssrs. James B. Brown, Jr., and Wal
ter z. Swami, of Atlanta, spent Christmas
with their homo folks.
Mr.. Fred McCarley, telegraph opo-
rator at Rockmart, was hero tho first of
the wook on his way to Elborton, Ga, TO
srond the Christmas holidays with his
n )ther .'.,
Miss Mary Cherry is homo from the
Presbyterian College for Women, Colum-
bia, for tho holidays.
The Clemson boys who came to Seneca
for Christmas were Messrs. Marshall
Jordan, Charles N. Gignilliat and Jones
Stribling.
Miss Ella Richardson is at homo from
attending tho Georgia Female Seminary.
Mr.. G. B. Smith, n clork in tho store
of Mr.. j. II. Adams, spent Christmas
with his parents ut their homo in Hart
county, Georgia. ,....
Mr.. David G. Todd, ono of tho clerks
FOR III. w. Coleman " Co., went to Grcon-
villo for Christmas.
Mr.. Frank Alcxander, of Piedmont, is
spending tho holidays with his parents,
Mr Mro IL
Mr.. Arthur Thompson, who has been
teaching school at Tignal, Ga, came
homo for tho Christmas vacation.
Mr.. Lon Howell, of Alto, spent Christ
mas With his brother, Mr.. II. Il. Howell.
Mrs. Julia M. Johnson, teacher of the
Free kindergarten, Atlanta, is spending
tho holidays hore.
Mr.. II. E. Dickson camo up from
Columbia and spont day or two with
Miss Clara Russell and Mr.. Kibby Rus
sell, of Walhalla, were tho guests of Mrs.
j. L. IIinklc on Christmas day.
Mr.. Robert Lunnoy, of tho United
States Army, has beon here several days
on u furlOugh.
Mrs. M. w. Coleman "a ertaincd a
number of guests at dining ru Tuesday.
Miss Hannah Beard entertained Il
number of her little school friends and
hor homo, near hore, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Byrd, Miss Lois
Byrd, Master Charles Byrd aud Mrs.
Mary McGeo spent Christmas day with
relatives at Townvilo.
Nearly all tho stores had extra force
during tho day or two prior to Christmas.
owing to tho more than usual amount of
trade.
The young sot enjoyed sociablo at
~f Il n
Monday evening.
A list is out for a socablc at tho resi-
donco of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Harper this
evening (ruesday.) Tho younger NOM
bors of society arc invited.
Miss Annie Rose, of Walhalla, is in
town and will attend tho sociable this
evening.
Miss Bessie Bell Shclor is visiting rcla-
tivcs in Walhalla this week.
Mr.. w. S. Hunter fow days ago joined
his family at Greenvillc, where they all
spont Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Carpenter.
Miss Margic Holland entertained some
friends at lunch Tuesday afternoon.
Santa Claus was very thoughtful of tho
children and grown people alike.
OTHER NEWS.
Mrs. M. T.. Johnson, of Walhalla, has
been spending some timo with her tlaugh-
Jct, MIS-. w. l.. RolQ
Mr.. M. S. Hastings, of Beaufort, is in
town.
Mrs. M. E. johnson and Mrs. ". p.
Reid went to Anderson Monday to attend
tho wedding of Miss Ada Breazeale.
Major s. p. Dcndy, of Walhalla, was in
town Friday.
Mr.. r. II. Jaynls, of Walhalla, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Amos Adams and children, OF
IIartwoll, Ga, were in town last week,
on their way to Anderson to spend tho
holidays at tho homo of Mrs. Adams s
father, DR.. w. ii. Nardn.
Mr.. w. p. Nimmons is attending tho
marriage of Miss Mary rhrashcr and MI.
Robert ellison, at Lavonia.
Mr.. Chauncey Chamberlain, of Atlanta,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Dave Silvorman, of Anderson, was
in Seneca short while on Monday
Prof. N. w. Macaulay, of Westminster,
was hero ionday. -
Mr.. Calhoun Harris, a book-kecpcr
from Anderson. was in Seneca Monday,
having been to Townvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman, OF Columbia,
arrived in Seneca several days ago and
were entertained at iniiosfaiicn, the Lo,mo
of Mrs. Bateman's parents, Hon. and
Mrs. w. A. Courtonay.
Master Frank Huffman has returned
from PolZcr and is with his unclo and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Cary.
Mr.. William A. LOwory left on the ycs-
tibule Tuesday for Ellisville, Miss.
Tho neat and convenient calendars of
TIE KEowEE COURIER for 1850 have
been received in Seneca.
Happy Now Year to all!
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