Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1901-08-21
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Or. E. M. Coleman Appointed City Physician VI
Columbus, Ga.--Looal News.

Seneca, August 20.-At his last preach.
ing appointment Rev. W. s. Hamiter
announced that representative Of the
Students Missionary Campaign will be
at Seneca next Sunday evening, whom
services will be held. Arrangements
will be completed during the week.
Mr.. Charles Hopkins, prominent
his father, DIR. John Hopkins.
Mrs. s. X. Dendy, Jr., and children, OF
Lavonia, are spending while in Seneca.
Their many friends are glad to 500 them.
Mr.. j. l.. Carpenter, of Greenyille,
spent the first part of the woek here.
Mrs. Eloise Brown and Master Tom
Brown, of birmingham, are guests Of
Mrs. S. D. Cherry.
tor, Nj Mrs. Nv ". +. 4do REID. Is ''''''ns nof BIB
Miss Sue Thompson has returned from
q stay Of some lengtb III Jocassee Valley.
Mr.. NJ. w. Coleman is at home on a
short visit. He returns to Charleston
Saturday.
Mrs. Lindsey, of Due West, is the
guest Of Mrs. +. M. Cary. AS Miss
Marie Huffman, Mrs. Lindsey was one of
Mr.: VIM. G. Stribling, of Enoree, spent
Monday at tho homo Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
s. Stribling.
The friends of Mrs. Alice Spearman
are glad to know that she will again
make Seneca her homo.
The infant of Mr.. Luther Richardson
died last Sunday evening at the homo of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ.
Richardson. The burial services of tho
conducted Monday morning by Rov. G..
Wardlaw.
Major and Mrs. b. f. Sloan, Mr.. j. L..
Carpenter and Mr. Harry Poe left Tues
day for camping tour in tho mountains.
The friendssof DR.. X. NJ. Coleman, o
former resident of Seneca, will be inter-
ested to learn of the important position
to which ho has been appointed by tho
Mayor of Columbus, Ga. The following
clipping is from tho Columbus Register:
columbus people generally are graft
fled at tho activo measures taken by the
City. Council to prevent tho spread Of
scarlet fever in the city. The appoint
ment of special inspector was very
satisfactory move, and in DR.. Coleman
tho city has an efficient officer, who, we
do not doubt, will be vigilant and sue
cessfu! in enforcing the proper precau-
tions.n
Mr.. B. Merry and daughter, Miss Susie,
Of Berzolia, Ca, are visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. S. Arlington.
Miss Roso Wolch is again in Seneca,
after spending some time in Jocassee
Valley.
Mrs. Wright. of Polzor, is visiting at
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. M. Cary.
Miss Frances Hoke has returned to
Atlanta.
Rev. J. b. Wilson, Presiding Elder of
Grccnville District, passed through
Seneca Monday on his way to Walhalla
to meet the remains of his son, Victor,
who was drowned in the mountains on
Saturday last. Mr.. Wilson is very
highly esteemed here, and his friends
are deeply grieved in learning of his
great sorrow.
Mr.. Robert Lamb and family, of Sum
mervillo, will be guests at tho homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Coleman this week.
Miss Ribbon Phillips and her niece,
Miss May Hopkins, leave soon for New
York.
Mr.. James p. Hoko has returned to
Savannah.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society,
of which Miss Bessie Wilson is lady
manager, will give, at Miss Wilson'S
home, next Friday evening, lawn
party, to which tho public are invited.
Several Seneca people will probably
go to Tallulah Falls on the excursion
next Thursday. NJ. e. s.