Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-30
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.


to the exposition from
day to day. The following were among
those who left this morning: DR.. and
Mrs. John Hopkins, Miss Maud Hopkins,
DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Austin, Master Willie
Austin, Miss Fannie Lowery, Rev. j. II.
Moore and Chris. Lowery.
Miss Nell Nicholson, who has been
teaching the Bounty Land school the
past year, spent last night with the
family of Rev. w. S. Hamiter and re-
turned this evening to her home in Due
West.
Miss Ella Quaiis, of South Georgia,
arrived yesterday afternoon and will
spend the summer with Mrs. j. A. Brock
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Stribling spent Mon
day night in town, leaving Tuesday morn
ing for Charleston.
Or. w. r. Doyle visited Roswell, Ga,
last week.
Miss Maud Hopkins, student of the
Greenville Female College, has been
with her homefolks here some days.
Mr.. j. G. Stribling, of Pendleton, is in
Seneca on business connected with a
proposed brick mill to be located near
Richland.
Mrs. Lawrence Phillips is visiting Mrs.
l.. G. Craig this week.
Mrs. r. T.. Johnstone spent several
days last week in Atlanta
The Seneca Telephone Co. has taken
the contract to build for the Benedict
Love Lumber Co., a telephone line which
will run from Seneca to Calhoun and
thence to Whitewater. Work will be
begun at once.
The grading of the public square is
nearing completion, and will provo a
great Improvement to the town.
Miss May Thompson, teacher of the
primary department of the Graded
School here, delighted the little ones in
her department with wild flower hunt
last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Y. Stribling and daughter,
Miss Neill, passed through Seneca last
Wednesday en- route to Spartanburg,
where Mrs. Stribling goes for the benefit
of her health. Her numerous friends
here and elsewhere will hope for her
complete restoration to health.
The depot here is receiving q fresh
coat of paint, and the piping and lumber
have been placed for the purpose of ele-
waiting the water tank. Other improve
mcnts are being added to the inside of
the depot for the convenience of the
officials there.
Mr.. j. w. Stribling, who was accom-
panied to Texas by Misses Anna and
Frances Stribling and Master Wales
Lowery, returned to Seneca Sunday after
noon. The purpose of Mr.. Stribling's
visit was to see his aged mother, who
lives in Granbury and whom he found
enjoying perfect health.
John X. Livingston is at homo for the
summer from Cordele, Ga, where he has
been connected with the cotton business
for number of years.
Mr.. Joe Thompson continues his visit
to his parents here for the purpose of
work. Mr.. Thompson holds response
bic railroad position in Columbia.
An organization for the purpose of
Bible study was organized last tuesday
evening at the home of Rev. w. S. Hami-
ter. These meetings for the present
will be held in Mr.. Hamiter's study.
The new residence of w. p. Nimmons,
on Townvlle street, is assuming finished
proportions, and will indeed be an orna-
ment to the residence part of town.
Other residences will go up in the near
future.
Seneca society, to all intents and pur
poses, has extended Lenten observances
ad infinitum. Can't she take on new
life with the beauty and freshness of
spring and get up something's A candy
a tacky party or surprise
party! Or can't some bodies run away
and get married?
The library here continues to be n
resort of interest to our people. Some
new books have been added, and an
order will be made this week for other
late books. We will suggest or rather
remind the officers of the association
that it is nearing time for the annual
meeting, and it occurs to us that there
was somewhere embodied in the consti-
tuition something in reference to an an
nual entertainment for the purpose of
raising funds and encouraging interest
in the work. Something new in the way
of public entertainment will take Just
now.
The Floral Association will hold
meeting, which has unavoidably been
deferred on account of the absence of SO
many members from town, at an early
date for the purpose of electing officers.
plans for the Annual Flower
Show, etc. Let the meeting have full
Rev. A. II. Mitchell, of Greenville. will
hold services in the Episcopal chanel
tomorrow "wednesday evening at 8.1B
o. clock. M. ". A.
TO CqrRE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. y. w. Groves signature ia on
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