Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-09-26
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Local Paragraphs About Town--Death Of Mrs.
Or. E. c. Doyle.

Or. E. c. Doyle.
SENECA, September 25.--Our town waf
saddened few days since by tho death
of Mrs. E. @. Doyle. After an illness OF
several months, which was borne with.
out a murmur, she passed away last
Wednesday, the 10th. Scarce three
years ago sho came to Seneca as bride
Her personality was such that she won
many friends who mourn hor loss to oul
community. Two months ago lovely
babe of nine months was taken Fl m
earth, and thus q happy home is broken
The sympathy Of Seneca goes out to DR.
Doyle, tho bereaved husband. Mrs.
Doyle was, before her marriage, Miss
Emma Joncs, of Laurens. Tho funeral
services wero hold in tho Presbyterian
church, and q most fitting and beautiful
eulogy was paid by Rov. w. S. Hamiter
after which the intermont was made in
tho cemetery at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones aud daughter, OF
Laurens, were in Seneca last week to at
tend tho funeral of Mrs. Doyle.
The first fall meeting of tho Onco-a
Week Club will DO held at tho homo OF
Mrs. M. w. Coleman, tho president, next
Thursday. This club has accomplished
great deal, both in a literary way and
social. The village improvements are
obvious.
Much intorosC has boon manifested by
the Students Club over the Revolution
ary questions printed in tho Atlanta
Journal fow weeks ago. Miss Living
ston, president, offered handsome book
as prizo to tho student giving most cor
rect answers. Their friends were, there-
forc, accostod by any question from
what was tho first battle of tho Revo-
lution" to "Whon was the Liberty Bell
cracked?" Tho interest has somewhat
abatcd, as the answers were published
in the journal before tho papers wero
handed in.
Among tho now books at tho Seneca
Library are, Unlcavon Bread, by Robt.
Grant; The Web Of Life, by IIerricks
The Voice of the People, by Miss Glas-
gov; Resurrection, by Tolstot; Queen
Carbon, by Mrs. NJ. e. NJ. Davis; cred
Blood and Blue"
Cards arc out announcing the marriage
of Rev. Anderson, Episcopal minister
here, to Miss Tyler, of Richmond, Va.
We wish much success to this young
couple.
Mrs. E. M. Brook has gono to Green
wood to spend tho winter. She will bo
greatly missed by hor numerous Seneca
friends.
The first edition of tho Oconcc News,
under tho management of Mr.. Dresden
a. Smith, DR., was quite a success. We
congratulate this young man on his
abilities as a writer and editor.
Miss Lillian Caldwell has returned
from Hickory Flat, where she has been
spending some time.
Mrs. j, w. Stribling spent several days
in Anderson last week.
Mr.. T.. l.. Richardson has gone to Co
lumbia to resume his law studies in tho
South Carolina College.
Mrs. Ida Mabry and daughter Eliza,
of Abbovillo, arc visiting Mrs. c. X.
Livingston.
Miss Sara Livingston, who has been
quito ill, is convalcscing.
Miss Fannie Uokc, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Miss Annie IIokc.
Miss Emma Stribling has gonc on an
extended visit to several places in Gcor-
gia.
Little Miss Nirgie Chambcrlin, Of Spar
tanhurg, is visiting Miss Lois Gignilliat.
Rev. S. l.. Wilson and family, of West
minister, arc with Miss Bessie Wilson
this week
Rcv. G. Wardlaw and family arc NOV
ing into Miss Wilson's house.
Mrs. j. a. Beard will spend the winter
with her mother at Tamasscc.
Miss Addie IIiott has returned from a
visit to friends near Greenwood.
Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat is visiting rca-
tivcs in Pickcns.
Mrs. III. j. Gignillat is in Pickcns also.
They went to attend the tin wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bruce.
Miss Carrie Shclor returned home from
Walhalla to-day. She has been spending
some time there and will go again soon.
a recent improvement in Seneca is a
fountain in the square. by tho request
of Mrs NJ. w. Coleman the Southern
railway furnished the granite and water
supply and the councilmcn had it con
structed.
Miss Roxic Reid, of Walhalla, visited
her brother, Mr.. G.. S. Reid, last week
A free magic lantern show was much
enjoyed by the children in town last