Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1902-11-19
THE NEWS raon SENECA.

Seneca, November 1S.--The services
at the Episcopal church here last Sabbath
evening were unusually interesting. Rev.
A. r. Mitchell. of Christ's Church,
Greenville, preached o strong sermon on
the subject, GA call to duty" after
which holy communion was admins
lege and appreciated this opportunity to
hear 80 gifted o man of God.
Mr.. j. a. Stock, the efficient manager
OF The Keowee Courier, visited Seneca
last Tuesday evening, taking supper at
the New Keowee, the guest of Mr.. H. s.
Holleman. He afterwards "took in" the
hot supper at the Lowery- Byrd hall.
Misses Ella and Roxie Reid, Misses
Brunson and Jones, all of Walhalla, at
tended divine services at the Episcopal
church here last Sabbath evening.
Miss May Russell, an attractive young
lady Of Russelps. is visiting her sisters
here this week, Madames L. M. Lowery
and j. j. McLeskey.
Mrs. B. II. Sloan and Mrs. w. s.
Hunter are at home again from Green
vile, where they have been at the bed
side OF j. j. Lewis, of Pickens, who has
been seriously i'll there. Their friends
and his are glad to know that he is much
improved.
Mrs. J. f. McCarey, accompanied bv
her children and Little Miss Verna Strib-
ling, visited Retreat last Sabbath.
Mrs. Jos. M. Blair, an accomplished
and strikingly handsome woman of
Spartanburg, who has been guest at
the New Keowee for some days, is now
boarding with the family of Mrs. r. Il.
Johnston.
Mrs. II. s. Stribling's friends are
pleased to see her out again after an ill
ness of some weeks from typhoid fever.
Mr.. Louis Jordan, of Union, visited
his homefolks here last Sunday, whose
friends are always glad to welcome him.
Mrs. e. @. Werner returned from
weeks visit to relatives there.
Miss Hattie Shelor spent last night in
Seneca on her return home from visit
to Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Harper, of Newry,
spent last Sabbath here, attending SER
vices In the morning at the Presbyterian
church.
The friends of Chief Hinkle are glad
to see him regaining his strength suffi-
ciently to be on the streets again.
Prayer meeting services on last Thurs
day evening at the Presbyterian church
were largely attended and were con-
Quoted by DR.. E. A. Hines with the
assistance of the pastor
Arbor Day will be fittingly celebrated
2Sth. An attractive programme is being
arranged which will be enjoyed by the
patrons and friends of the school.
Thanksgiving services will, as usual,
be union in character here and will be
held in the Presbyterian church. The
collection will be taken for the orphan
ages-Connie Maxwell, Thornwell and
Epworth-and pleasant service is an
ticipated.
The hot supper, given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church last Thursday
evening, was success in every particu-
lar. There was a good crowd, fine
supper, supplemented by. oysters and
result was financial success.
Mr.. Lucien Gaines, of Central, spent
last Sunday here.
Edgar Hiott visited his parents at
Easley last Sabbath.
Joseph Shelor, of Walhalla, and Chas.
Ballenger, of Clemson, were visitors to
Seneca last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. o. Alexander are Wis
iting the parents of Mr.. Alexander in
North Carolina.
Hon. e. p. Earle spent Monday in An
derson.
Joe Brown, of Anderson, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends at Newry.
Mr.. B. Benedict is now engaged as
salesman with j. II. Lawrence & Co.
Ahi. hho lhio' IL. Su9Ty SpenU laSC
Tuesday night here en- route to Char
lotte, where they will spend some weeks
with relatives.
Miss Addie Hiott spent yesterday with
Miss Lizzie Harper on her way to West
minister for visit of some length, when
she will return to Seneca for lengthy
| visit here.
Messrs. Anson Merrick and Otto Schu-
machcr, of Walhalla, were in Seneca yes
terday.
The charming little organization
known as the Friday Afternoon Club,
which was perfected a few weeks ago,
meets as its name suggests, every Friday
afternoon. The meeting this week will
be with Miss Lula Gignilliat.
Master Lawrence Sheldon entertained
a number of his little men friends at his
home last Saturday, where they all had
a. good time at regular old time "spend
the day. party.
Mr.. ii. j. Gignilliat is in Atlanta on a
short business visit
Your correspondent has been requested
to write an article on the color question
The pity of it! But she can't do it.
She's too much like the friend who said
she wished they were all in Africa but
her Jane, and a week later wished Jane
were there, too! NJ. Y. s.