Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-04-23
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Seneca; April 2i.-bIrs. IL. A. Hines.
and children are visiting Mrs. Hines
parents for a month at Hampton, $. q.
Among the visitors to the exposition
this week are Madames b. u. Sloan, l..
w. Jordan, w. j. Lunney and Miss
Eloise Hamilton. They go by way of
Union, where they expect additions to
Mrs. II. w. Coleman and SON. DIR. E.
M. Coleman. sailed last week for Europe,
where they will spend three monts tour
ing. They were accompanied as far as
New York by George Y. Coleman.
Mrs. E. p. Werner left last Wednesday
for Tuskaloosa, Ala, for an extended
visit to relatives there.
Mr.. j. w. Todd arrived at Seneca last
Friday after an absence of some weeks.
He will be with his family for some time.
Mrs. James Thompson and son Alph
are visiting relatives here. They are
accompanied by Miss Evie MoWhorter,
of Atlanta.
Mrs. Il. M. Cary is in Anderson for
few days, who're she will visit friends,
and do spring shopping.
Miss Emily Werner, of Greenvillo,
spent few days last week in Seneca en-
route to Atlanta.
DIR. S. j. McElroy will leave Seneca
this week for Pacolet, where he will
locate for the practice of his profession.
DIR. Will Thompson, of Lockhart, was
visitor to our town on Sabbath last.
Among Seneca's representatives to the
Dallas reunion are found the following:
Messrs. r. Y. III. Lowery, j.. w. Strib-
ling, Ed. HiOtt, j. j. Ballenger, Wales
Lowery and Chief Hinkle.
A sad death occurred in our town this
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
III. j. Gignilliat, when the spirit of Mrs.
- Hear was called higher. MIR. and
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and had come South for the benefit of
the latter's health. They made many
friends while here who regret the sad
termination of their visit and who extend
their sympathies to the grief stricken
husband. Mr.. Hear accompanied the
body North this afternoon.
Mrs. Julia M. johnson, who has been
i'll for weeks here with a nervous trouble,
was carried to Greenville last week and
placed in DR.. Il. II. Earle's sanitarium.
Her friends will be glad to learn that she
is improving.
Miss Addio latham, who has many
friends in Walhalla, and has been nurs-
ing Mrs. Julia johnson, has returned to
her home, accompanying Mrs. johnson
as far as Greenville. Miss latham is said
to be wonderfully skillful and satisfactory
in the sick room.
Hon. e. p. Earle is sufficiently recov-
cred from a long, tedious illness to be
able to ride out.
Miss Mary Cherry's friends are sympa-
thizing with her on account of slight in
disposition this week. They hope soon
to sec her enjoying her wonted good
health
Mrs. G. w. Grant, who has been very
sick for some weeks at her home here, is
improving.
Mr.. William A. Barron continues seri.
ously ill at his homo near here, though
he is somewhat improved to-day.
Mr.. 10y Cary, of Lockhart, who was
zone of the boys" here for long time,
passed through Seneca last Friday on his
way to Texas.
Miss Stella Fincannon visited friends
in Walhalla on Saturday and was accom-
panied home by party of Walhalla's
Young people.
Mr.. Henry Frierson, of Anderson, is
visiting the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Todd.
Mr.. w. p. Reid, of Enoree, spent last
night in Seneca.
MIR. w. d. Holland visited his home
folks at Farmers Store yesterday. We
think the old saw, "while the cats away
the mice will play" is opportune in this
instance. "a word to the wise is suffi-
cient."
Mrs. l.. w. Verner's handsome cottage
home on Fair Play street will go up at
once, and will be ready for occupancy by
the first of June.
Our people are anticipating with eager
interest the show on Thursday night
next by the Walhalla Comedy Company.
We hope the weather and other favora.
bic conditions will bring out a big house.
We are requested to ask the attention
of our town council to the condition of
the sidewalks on Fair Play street The
residents there are complaining that the
same renders travel uncomfortable and
dangerous at night. NJ. v. s.