Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1899-06-08
NEWS FROM HusrL,ae srnrca.
Massachusetts Capitalist Looking Out for
Suitable Place 10 Locate Another Cotton
a Ml,I In Oconea (,o,In,v. a 5t e

Suitable Place 10 Locate Another Cotton
Mill IN 0conae County.
e SENECA, s. c., juno 8..--Messrs. s. G..
Born and T. J. Coolidge, Massachusetts
capitalists, were in town on Monday
looking for a place to locate a cotton
mill. Conneross shoals and other places
were visited and the gentlemen expressed
themselves as delighted with the climate
and the surrounding country. They
wore accompanied by Mr.. NV. Richards,
Chief Industrial Agent of the Southern
Railroad. 81. ."t ,,M.'
Mr.. Sonthgate, Chief Engineer of tho
Southern Railroad, was in town last
week In the interest of the village i'm.
provement feature of the road.
Mr.. l.. w. Jordan and DR.. w. F.
Austin attended quarterly conference at
Walhalla Friday night.
An election of officers for Onoo a-Week
Club, held at tho last meeting, resulted
as follows: President, Mrs. L. A. Hines;
Vice President, Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman;
Secretary, Mrs. O. +. Bacon. ..
Tho Students Club has disbanded for
tho summer.
Miss Nelle C!gnilliat has issued invita-.
tions to an At Homo Friday evening.
Mrs. Henry F. Alexander has gope to
Ashevillo for month.
Mr.. w. A. Holland is having lumber
hauled to the lot where he expects soon
to build q residence.
MnQ6Qn,no IT I'll
are visiting Mrs. w. P. Roid.
Mr.. Joseph T.. Brown has gone to At
lanta, whore he has position as tele-
graph operator.
Mrs. Herbert f. Thompson has re-
turned from visit to relatives in Pick
ems county.
Mrs. s. d. Cherry, Miss Willie Cherry
and Master Tom Cherry have returned
from Birmingham, whore thoy spont
some time. Miss May Chorry is remain
ing in Atlanta several days.
Miss Mota Hensohol, of Anderson, is
visiting Mrs. M. Stokes Stribling.
Master Ted Dickson spent last weok
with his father ut Pendloton.
Miss Matte Huffman, who has success
fully completed business course at
Spartanburg, whore sho now has q posi-
ton, spent Sunday in Seneca.
Miss Ella Richardson's many friends
aro glad to SEQ her ut home again after
spending tho past session at tho Georgia
Fomalo Seminary, Gainesville, at school.
Messrs. Thurston Horny and Thomas
Swami spent Monday at Anderson.
Mrs. j. l.. Carpenter, of Groenvillo, is
expected this week to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. S. Hunter.
Miss Sarah Addison, of Clarksville,
Ca, Is tho guest of tho Misses Thomp.
son.
Master Frank Huffman, who has beon
attending school ut Polzor, is at Seneca
again.
Miss Manic Sloan, of Piedmont, is
visiting Mrs. o. f. Bacon. A number of
Seneca people pleasantly remember Miss
Sloan's mother as Miss Manic Trczevant.
Mr.. Robert Fair, of Newbcrry, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town.
Misses Stella Fincannon and Fleeda
Henry visited Anderson the first of tho
week.
Miss Addio Hiott is visiting friends at
Williamston.
Miss Lula Gignilliat is expected home
from Rock Hill Thursday. Miss Gignil-
liat has had ono of Oconee county's
scholarships at Winthrop Normal and
Industrial College during tho past ses-
sion.
Work done on tho park during the
provement in its appearance.
Gardens arc suffering greatly for the
neod of rain. MARY E. SWAMI.
Tho following programme has bcon
arranged and sent out by tho Executive
Committee of tho South Carolina Fedo-
ration of Women's Clubs for the annual
convention which will bo hold at Chcs-
ter Juno 1916:
TUESDAY, JUNE 13.
10 A. NJ, ut tho opera house-Mcc ccting
of Executive Board.
Full dress reception given at the rosi-
dence of Mrs. s. NJ. Jones. Hours, 8 IL
O'Clock p. M.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ii.
$40 O'Clock at tho opora house-Con-
vontion called to order.
invocation-Mrs. j. l.. Glenn.
Address of welcome for the State
Governor McSwooney.
Address of welcome for tho city
Mayor w. II. Hardin.
Address of woloome-Mrs. Paul Hemp
hill, President of tho Up-to- Dato Club,
Chester.
Response to welcome Mrs. NJ. w.
Coleman, President s. G. Federation
Women's Clubs.
Minutes by Recording Secretary.
Report of Correspo lding Secretary.
Report of Treasurer.
Report of Credential Committee.
Three minutes report Of clubs.
Recess.
2.30 2. M.--Music by Derthck Club.
Address by Mira. James II. Adams
Chairman of Education Committee.
Plan for future work-Miss Howell,
Discussions: "Shall women sorvo or
school hoardsp' Miss Ida McCollougl
and Miss Louise McFadden.
$50 p. M.-Carriago drive around tho
city.
7.30 p. M.-Roception by merchants
and manufacturers at their club rooms
o'clock p. M.-Music - Derthicl
Club.