Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-07-16
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Seneca, July 15.-Mrs. r.. r. Van.
Diviere and children, of Savannah, spent
last Sunday in Seneca.
| Miss Lucy Moore, of Hampton, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. K. A. Hines.
Prof. j. E. Ward, who has made his
intendent of the graded school, left this
a. m. for his home in North Carolina.
| Mr.. Whit Livingston, of Lockhart, ar.
rived yesterday, and tomorrow will
| leave for the mountains, where he will
spend ten days. He will be accompanied
by j. r. Livingston.
Miss Mary Sheldon has had as heI
guests the past week Misses Knight and
Norris, of Westminster.
| Misses Sallie Reid and Laura Ramsay
left yesterday for their homes IN Geor-
gia, after stay of several weeks with
Mrs. nj. T.. Sigh. These were attrao.
tive and popular acquisitions to our
society set and their friends are regret.
ting their departure.
The friends of Mr.. d. G. Todd regret
| to know that he has accepted q position
elsewhere, and on Saturday last severed
his business connection with Coleman &
Co., with whom he has been associated
several years. Mr.. Todd is now book
| keeper for the company's store at Pelzer.
Mrs. Rutledge Osborne and children,
who were visiting Mrs. j. w. Stribling,
nave returned TO Anderson.
Miss Ethel Fincannon returned to-day
from Pendleton, where she has been Wis
iting the family of Mr.. j. G. Stribling.
Miss Dana Moore spent yesterday in
Anderson.
Miss Laura Werner, of Columbia, will
arrive in few days and will spend the
summer with Mrs. T. K. Stribling.
Mrs. S. S. Nelson, of Mississippi, nee
Werner, who is now visiting in Virginia,
xr,sn n,tD s,,C lar
for the purpose of visiting her relatives
in this county.
Rev. w. S. Hamiter, who is spending q
month in Highlands, will reach Seneca
this afternoon and will perform the mar
| riage ceremony at the Gignilliat-Trim-
| mier wedding, which occurs tomorrow.
Miss Olina Bacon is with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Bacon, for the sum
mer months.
James Myers left last Saturday for
Laurens, where he has accepted posi-.
| tion in drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Lowery are
| being congratulated upon the advect of q
little stranger at their home.
Mrs. M. o. Alexander and children re-
turned few days since from Georgia,
where they spent two months with Mrs.
| Alexander's parents.
Mr.. j. b. Holmes leaves in few days
for Cordele, Ca, where he will be a
guest at house party. His friends here
regret his departure, as he is regarded
a fixture here during the "rest" season.
Mr.. Hunter Brownlee returned to his
post with j. II. Adams last Saturday,
after rest of some weeks with his
homefolks near Calhoun, Ga.
Mr.. w. D. Holland, after a visit of two
weeks to his parents at Farmers Store,
is with Coleman & Co. again.
Ed. Hiott is again employed as sales
man at w. p. Nimmons's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mason and Mrs.
Floyd and little daughter are visiting
Mrs. w. j. Lunney.
Miss Lucille Mckee is expected to ar
rive at Mrs. K. A. Illness this week,
whore she will be charming guest for
some time.
The State candidates spoke here las
| night (by request to a big crowd in the
Lowery- Byrd Hall. There was q good
sprinkling of ladies present, and the
meeting was most orderly and harmoni-
Gus. DR.. j. S. Stribling, as chairman,
presided with ease and dignity, and the
citizens here evidenced their apprecia-
ton of the opportunity to hear the can
didates by turning out in surprising
numbers, considering the short notice
given of the meeting. Good attention
was given, with frequent and vociferous
| applause.
1t will be of interest to some of our
| readers to know that Mrs. Alexander
Hector, who has written under the
nom de plume of Mrs. Alexander, and
who died suddenly in London last week,
has near relatives living here in the per-
sons of niece and nephew. Mrs. Alex
ander writes delightfully."- and q number
OF her books are in our library. M.VS,