Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-14
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
The Floral Show Groat Success Locals
Around Town.

raj Falr, DolQ mere laSC FRIDAY, proved
quite success. The display was more
beautiful than ever before. Dark green
holly and asparagus formed lovely
back ground for tho large and numerous
chrysanthomums.
The drill by the little girls was well
carried out and tho tableaux arranged by
Misses Caldwell and Livingston, wore
very much appreciated.
Despite tho intense cold outside the
hall was we'll heated and a gay crowd
spent pleasant ovoning viewing the
fairy sceno.
Much credit is duo tho ladies who ar
ranged tho hall, also those who drilled
the little girls. The little people must
be congratulated upon their ability to
keep still and look SO pretty. "Rccon-
ciliation," by Misses Ludie Jordan, Mary
Julia Reid and Ellita Cary, was very
effective; while little Nellie Hines giving
a little boys head bath provoked much
mirth. Nothing could DO swoetor than
tho picture little Master Werner pro.
scntcd with flower bedeckcd sombrero
on his head and giving his cat an unmor-
ciful squeeze.
Following is the floral premium list:
CIRYSANTnEMUMS-C BLOOMS
Best single bloom, Mrs. w. j. Lunnoy.
Second best single bloom, Mrs. II. l..
Stribling.
Best vase, rcd, six blooms, Mrs. M. w.
Coleman.
Second best vase, rcd, six blooms, Mrs.
Best vase pink, six blooms, Mr.. Stokes
Stribling.
Second best vase pink, six blooms, Mrs.
w. j. Lunncy.
Best vase "hito, six blooms, Miss Mary
Abbott.
Second best vase, white, six blooms,
Mr. Stokes Stribling.
Best vase, yellow, six blooms, Mrs. w.
j. Lunnoy.
Second best vase, yellow, six blooms,
Mr. Stokes Stribling.
Best vase, odd color, six blooms, Mrs.
w. j. Lunncy.
Second best vase, odd color, six blooms,
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman.
Best vase, II varieties, Mrs. l.. w. Yer
ncr.
Second best vase, 12 varieties, Mrs. w.
j. Lunncy.
Largest variety, Mr.. Stokes Stribling.
Second largest variety, Mrs. NJ. w.
Coleman.
Best pomponS, Mrs. John McCarley
Second best pompons, Mrs. l.. w. Jor-
dan.
POT PLANTS.
Best single stem, MI d. M. Abbott.
Second best single stem, Mr.. d. NJ. Alb
bott.
Best dozen single stems, Mrs. l.. W.
Jordan.
Best plant, 3 blooms, Miss Mary Alb.
Second best plant, blooms, Miss Mary
Abbott
Best plant, blooms, Mrs. l.. w. Vor-
ncr.
Second best plant, blooms, Mr.. Stokes
Stribling.
Best plant, II blooms, Mr.. Stokes
Striblnig.
Second best plant, II blooms, Mrs. b. +.
Sloan.
Best specimen plant, Mrs. B. f. Sloan.
Second best specimen plant, Mr.. Stokes
Stribling.
Best v'Ge pink Mrs. l.. w. Jordan.
Best vase yellow, Mrs. o. Il. Bacon.
Best vase white, Mrs. H. w. Jordan
Best vase red, Mrs o. f. Bacon.
Largest variety, Mrs. l.. w. Jordan.
Best collection ferns, Mrs. l.. w. Jor-
dan.
Best collection gcraniums, Miss Mamie
Jones.
Largest variety Of cut gcraneums Miss
Mary Abbott.
Best design, Mrs. O. +. Bacon.
Second best design, Miss Mary Abbott.
Best novelty, Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Quite unique entertainment was the
"PosSum Supper" given by Mrs G.. X.
Livingston, on last "Wednesday evening,
to the young people who induiged in the
several hunts recently. The table was
prcttily arranged and the merry guests
assembled did not fail to appreciate the
dainty menu Mr.. Eugene Lewis was
elected "carvor," but failed to respond.
After supper games and music were en-
joycd, when the merry crowd dispersed.
Quite number of visitors were in
Seneca during the Floral Eair: Miss
EloiSc Sloan, of Pcndleton, spent few
days with Mrs. II. f.. Striblrg; Miss
Lila Stribling OF Pendlcton, stay, a few
days with Miss Roxic Reid.
Mrs.J. l.. ..McWhortcr, of GaiIney, is Wis
itn,g relatives here. She will be pleas
antly remembered as Miss Emmie Yer
ncr, by a number of friends.
Miss. Gertrude Smith, Of Walhalla,
spent short time with Miss Mamie f..
Swami and Mrs. II. f.. Stribling last
week.
Quite number of the Clemson BOYS
came up to the Floral Fair.
Miss Mamie Swami is at home on a
snort vacation.
Mr.. T.. }. Moore is now in Atlanta,
where he will probably spend some
time.
Communion service will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Miss Carrie Shclor has gone on q pro
tractcd visit to her brother in Charlotte.
She will be missed by the younger set.
Oysters will be served IL the Lowery
4 Byrd building next Friday night.
The little girls flower drill and the min
Strcls will be part of the programme,
and perhaps other features will be added.
TINS Will be given for the benefit of our
town library and every one should attend
Cadets Darlington, Sanders, Jordan,
Hopkins and Gignilliat, spent several
days of last week i'm Seneca.
sad death was that Of Willie, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prathcr Richardson.
The funeral service was conducted by
Rev. y. w. lliott, at the cemetery Mon
day afternoon. Sympathy to the be-
rcavcd parents is extended by all.
Miss Ella Richardson spent Monday at
home, from school at Gainesville
Mrs. H. NJ. Richardson has gone to
to spend some time in the
hospital
DR.. Cherry is improving, as many will
be glad to hear M. u.
Many people worry because they be-
licvc they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all right
but their Stomachs are unable to digest
food. kodol Dyspepsia Cure digcsts
what yon cat and prevents the formation
of gas which makes the stomach press
against the heart. 1t will cure every
form of Indigestion. j. w. Bell.