Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-07-25
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Mrs. Coleman 10 Give House Party-The
People Coming and Going.

SENECA. July A.-Mr. and Mrs. viii
Livingston are visiting at tho homo OF
Mrs. G. X. Livingston.
Miss Lillian Caldwell has been spend
ing some time at Hickory Flat, the homo
of Col, and Mrs. u. X. Norris
Superin tendent Walton, of tho Ander
son Graded School, was at the Oconce
| Inn last week.
DIR. and Mrs. w. f. Austin are spend
ing awhile in tho mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Cary left Tuesda,
to spend several weeks in tho mountains,
| Mr.. II. NJ. Richardson had tho misfor.
tune to got his hand badly hurt with q
circular saw one day last week.
Miss lnez Dickson is spending the
week in Anderson.
Mr.. p. O. Stribling, of Roswell, was in
town last week.
Mrs. @. Wardlaw was called to Ander-
son last week, owing to tho death of he,
aunt, Mrs. Rosa Webb.
Miss Eleanor Wardlaw won't to Andor.
son Saturday to attend tho funeral of
her aunt, Mrs. Rosa Webb, on Sunday.
Mr.. j. A. johnson, of Washington
d. c., was in Seneca one day last week
on his way to South Union, whero he
was ono of tho speakers at tho Semi.
Contonnial Celebration.
Miss May Choriy, during hor contin
uod absence from town, is enjoying
many social pleasures. For several
days she has been ono of house party
delightfully."- entertained at Whito Sui.
phur Springs, Georgia.
| Joo Brown is in Anderson
Mrs. Harris, Of Meridian, Miss, is tho
guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. R. Sholor.
Tho little boys, arrayed against oacl,
othor rs tho "Workors'' and "I.oafcrs''
had an onthusiastic gamo of base ball
ono day last week. Tho victory WAS
won by tho Loafers.
An impromptu party at tho homo OF
Mr. and Mrs. o. +. Bacon, last Thurs,
day evening, was much enjoyed, as ell,
tortanmonts at this homo always are.
Miss Webb, of Ilartwoll is ut the
| Oconee Inn.
Mr.. W. w. Jcmcs, Of T.aurenS, is at
tho homo of DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Doyle.
Mr. Paul Stephens, of Anderson, was
| in town last week.
Miss Maud Hopkins was the hostess nj
| u very pleasant entertainment one even.
ing last week, when fow friends en-.
joycd her hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. Nj. Stokes Stribling went
to Walhalla Sunday morning.
Rcv. &. III. Mcars visited Mr.. M. l..
| Cox tho first of tho week.
The Once. Week Club, at n called
meeting, passed resolutions in memory
Of Mrs. Anna Striblng Lowry, whose
recent death removed from tho Club one
of it's most valuable and enthusiastic
members.
Rev. Joseph Il. Dendy was in town
! Tuesday.
During the first week of August, Mrs.
NJ. w. Coleman will entertain a house
party, complimentary to her son, DR..
| Edward NJ. Coleman, of Columbus, and
Lieut. l.. w. Jordan, Jr., u. S. A.
| Those invited arc: Misses Ruth Cum
ningham, Louise Todd, Mary Brown
Connally, Evelyn Austcll, Stacy Earnest,
| Atlanta; Miss Annie Garrard, Columbus;
Messrs. Steve Thornton, Joo Brown Con
nally, DR.. VIM. Owen Earnest Ottloy, At
| lanta; Mr.. II. J. Rogers, Elbcrton; Mr..
and Mrs. S. Y. Swift, Elbcrton; Miss
Olive Hill, Grecnvillc; Miss Ina Phillips,
Gainesville, Fla; Mr.. Gordon Hughes,
Trenton, S. g. A lawn fctc, Il german,
and other amuscmcnts will add to the
! pleasure Of the guests while here,
| On Thursday evening, July 2G, an ell
tortainmcnt will be given in Seneca for
tho benefit Of the library. The "Spin-
ters" and "Minstrols" will combine at
fractions to please their audience.
The "Spinstcrs" will give Walhalla n
call on the evening of Friday, July 27,
when they will be pleased to entertain
all who favor their performance with
their presence. Proceeds go toward the
| library. MARY f.. SWAMI.