Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-05-11
the NEWS FROM 5ss'raFclAi,5
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stfother Elected Delegate to the
State Federation Of Woman's Clubs,

SENECA, S. c., May OLA number Of
Senocs people are visiting Charleston
this week, isss$ &. 5s.5 }S !% 35 IA 81 II
Mrs. G. x. Livingston, Miss Clara Liv-
ingeton and Bir. Johtl X. Livingston left
on tho Southern MoI,day morning going
to Charleston. They were Joined at
Spartanbwg by Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Cary and Mr.. Whitner Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman are at
tending the reunion at Charleston,
where they arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Popponhe;ai. GthoT guests expected al
the Popponhoim homo are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward W. Box, of Philadelphia. Mr..
Box, as editor of The Ladies' Home
journal, has thousands of admirers
among Southern women, and both he
and Mrs. Box made many friends on a
recent Southern tour. ~
DR.. l.. NJ. Coleman, of Lavonia, and
Mr.. George Y. Coleman arc spending
this week In Charleston.
Major and Mrs. b. +. Sloan arc guests
ut tho homo of Col j. Is. e. Sloan during
tho Confederate Veterans reunion Mt
Charleston. D.. H.. -.
Capt. James r. Reid, X. z. II. Lowery
and othor veterans left for Charleston
Tuesday morning. ....,.
Mr.. w. S. Hunter and MISS Carrie
| Hunter are among tho visitors to tho
reunion.
Mr.. Elzio Richardson has gone to Char
lesion.
Tho Once-a-Wook Club, ct its last
meeting, unanimously elected Mrs. j.
NJ. Strothor q dologato to tho State Fedc-
rat:H, of Woman's Clubs, to be held at
Croster in Juno. Mrs. Strothor is an
unusually bright woman and tho Club
has made q wiso choice. Mrs. w. J..
Jordan was selected as alternate.
Tie reception tondored the l. o. w. W.,
Sencca's now social organization, by
Hon. f. e. Werner, at his homo, near
Richland, Friday evening, was greatly
enjoyed by those present. Those from
horo attending woro: Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Stribling chaporons, Miss Frances
Whitmiro and Mr.. Eugene LOWS, Miss
Katherine Stribling and Mr.. j. Quincoy
Adams, Miss Maud Werner and Mr.. r.. S.
Stribling, Dr.. w. r. Doyle, Messrs. Louis
Porry, G. b. Smith and Butlor Holmes.
Tho entertainments by tho American
Biograph Company, at Stribling's Hall,
Friday and Saturday evening woro said
to bo worry good.
Mrs. T. NJ. Lowory has returned from
a pleasant visit to Greenwood.
Mr.. r.. l.. Howell has gono to Atlanta.
His family will return with him, whom.
they will occupy tho house recently va
Gated by Mrs. j. B. Brown. %
Mrs. Hunt, of Townville, has boon on
visit to Mrs. McGoo.
Miss Lillian Caldwell wont to Anderson
Tuesday morning.
Tho infant of Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ.
Wright died Saturday morning, aftor an
illness of two OF three days. Funeral
services wero conducted at tho comotcry
Sunday morning by Rov. w. S. Hamiter.
Miss Ida Wright, of Anderson, is in
town.
Mr.. Paul Stribling, of Roswell, Ga,
spent Sunday in Seneca.
Mrs. w. NJ. IIoke and children were in
town Saturday afternoon, returning from
Anderson to their homo in Atlanta.
MIR. j. Frank Alexander, of Piedmont,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Alexander, the first Of the week.
Mrs. A. w. Thompson is out, after
being confined to tho house for several
days.
Mrs. J. NJ. Strothor's threo brothers,
Will, Sam and Jack Werner, of Walhalla,
spent Saturday with her.
Rev. W. S. Hamiter did not preach ut
the Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
~ tn Al,nf fo1 l. L..
Presbytoral appointment in tho country.
Mrs. w. II. Moore and Miss Mary
Moore arc visiting in Groenvillc and Cen
trail.
Mrs. w. J. Lrnncy spont one day of
last week at Anderson.
Capt. }. r. Anderson, of Walhalla.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Bryan.
Several persons in town, hopine TO
benefit their beans, which were troubled
by bugs, applied Paris green, but instead
of having the desired effect, tho beans
were killed
Mrs. r. r. Camak, who has bccn very
successful in tho culture of flowers, now
soils them. She has received several
orders from out.of-tOwn customers, and
at present is selling number OF chrys
anthomum plants. Her friends predict
much success for hor in hor work.
Mr; j.. w. JorGan is in Tennessee for
fow days.
Miss Emma Zimmerman, of Westmin
stcr, visited Mrs. NJ l.. Cox last week.
Mr.. will d. Lewis, of Baldwin, Ga,
was in Seneca Tuesday.
Tho colorcd Odd Follows, in regalia,
marched Sunday night to their Baptist
church, where special sermon was
preached to the order.
MARY E. SWAMI.