Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-09-24
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Seneca, September 23.--Mrs. l.. c.
Craig and children and Miss Rosa welch,
who haye been at the New Keowee for q
week, left last Saturday for Charleston,
whore they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Benedict has with her for visit
Of some length her mother and sister,
Miss Annie Benedict.
Miss Fannie Crisp, of walhalla, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Ethel Fincannon returned TO
Seneca last Saturday, after visit to
friends in Walhalla covering several
weeks.
Miss Carrie Hunter left Yesterday for
Greenyille, where she will enter Chicora
eca's brightest young iadies, her friends
naturally expect bright record in. this
institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Lawrence have
rented the Craig cottage, on Walhalla
street. which they will occupy about the
first of next month.
Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Lpnney win leave
about the first of October for Atlanta,
where Mr.. Lunney goes to continue his
studies in pharmacy. For the present
they are at the New Keowee.
Mrs. North, of Grover, N. c., spent O
few days last week with her husband,
who has the position Of night operator
at the Southern depot here.
1ho ll1Ohub vi NIB. Ss WHTulaW WIFI
regret to know that they will leave soon
for Arizona, where they will join Mr..
Wardlaw, who went there some months
since for the benefit of his health.
Miss Mary Minhinnit, of Barnesville,
Ca, is charming visitor to Mrs. w. p.
Nimmons. Miss Minhinnit has, from
her repeated visits here, made many
friends, who accord her a most hearty
welcome.
Mr.. Marett Thurman, of Georgia, has
been on very suspicious visit of several
days here.
Mr.. b. A. Morgan, prominent mem
Der of the Greenville bar, passed through
Seneca last night on his way to Russelps,
where he goes to visit his sick friend,
Mr.. VIM. F. Blassengame, whose friends
throughout the State will regret to learn
Of his serious condition, caused from the
deplorable accident few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Lawrence, Mr.. w.
.. Hamilton and Miss Eloise Hamilton
were among the visitors to Atlanta on
the Smith excursion last week.
Mrs. j. e. Garrett and family, who
have occupied the Craig cottage during
the summer, leave to-day for Atlanta.
their home.
Seneca citizens perhaps do not know It,
but it is nevertheless true, that there
lives in her bounds a real Carrie Nation
in embryol One of our young mon
threatens dire destruction with his
hatchet on certain business establish
ment under conditions of certain provo
cation. The Seneca Bank will please be
warned.
The family of Mr.. Alfred Perritt ar
rived in Seneca last week and are occupy
ing the house of Mr.. Il. K. Stribling, on
Fair Play street. Their friends here are
pleased to welcome them as citizens of
the county again. After a few months
thew will move to tbeir couptrv hn,oo
which they have recently purchased of
Mr.. Anderson.
Mrs. l.. r. VanDiviere and children
were in Seneca few hours yesterday on
their way home to Savannah, where they
were unexpectedly called on account of
the illness of Mr.. VanDiviere.
Mrs. M. G. Daniel, of North Carolina,
and Mrs. S. B. Townes, of Atlanta, are
guests of Mrs. II. j. Gignilliat this week.
NJ. E. Dorroh, of Greenville. and her
cousin, Miss Mary Dorroh, of Mississippi,
are with her for a visit of some days.
Miss Veda Sheldon will arrive in Sem
eca to-day from Newberry, where she
has spent the past winter and summer
with her sisters.
Mr.. j. j. Kibler, of Newberry, spent
last Sabbath with the family of Mr.. J.
D. Sheldon.
The friends of Mr.. Louis Carey are
pleased to see him on the streets again,
after an illness of some weeks from fever.
The Missionary Union of South Caro-
lima Presbytery will convene with the
First church of Greenwood on the 9Th
and 9th of October. The Seneca Pres
byterian church will be represented by
Madams 81. j. Gignilliat and o. f. Bacon.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
here was filed last Sabbath by Rev. j. F.