Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-23

Seneca, September ~. Everybody In
Seneca seems to feei that the town is
booming with new business interests.
The merchants are bringing on full iines
OF fresh fall goods, and the square shows
every sign OF life, with new cotton con-
ing in daily.
There was an enthusiastio meeting OF
the Library Association In the parlor oi
the Keowee Hotel last Friday evening.
In the absence of the president, DIR. q.
a. Hines was asked to preside. Since
the library has grown TO larger proper.
tons, 1t was deemed necessary to get
into larger quarters, so at the last meet
ing the use of room was given, and on
Thursday next the members of the asso
citation will meet and move into the new
quarters. Acommittee was appointed tt
sec the old members and solicit new
members, which has been done, and the
committee reports successful work. /,
was suggested also that the friends oi
the library might do something toward
beautifying and making more comforta-
BILE the new home with pictures, rugs
easy chairs, etc., as now the hours viii
extend from 10 to O'Clock, twice 9
week, giving three hours instead of two,
as formerly. Another interesting fea,
ture In connection with the meeting was
given in the near future for the benefit
of the library. This will be decided
upon later.
The Sunshine Society is arranging tc
give an entertainment next Friday even
ing, the proceeds to go towards filling
empty stockings for Xmas. Aninterest-
ing program is being prepared, the last
feature of which will be delightful sur
prise to the children. There will be q
| xutl off mt
Miss Carrie Hunt is spending few
days with Mrs. j. w. Byrd.
The following Seneca girls leave to-day
for school: Miss Eloise Hamilton, Con.
verse, and Misses Leah and Ruby Har
per, Limestone. Miss Carrie Hunter
left last week for Chicora. These are
among Seneca's brightest young girls
and their friends will naturally expect a
good showing for them in these institu-
tions.
Mrs. Lumly and children will go tc
Westminster to-day for few days visit
to the family of DR.. j. NJ. MoClanahan.
Miss Edith Morgan is again at her post
of duty as milliner for Hunter, Dendy &
Go. She is stopping with Mrs. w. p
Nimmons.
Cecil Todd left yesterday for Balti
more, where he will take course in
pharmacy
hio' <huoioy hoVto,
bored here as Miss Kate Stribling, is Wis
iting in Seneca.
Mrs. George Benedict and children
will return to-day from Tennessee
where they have visited for some months
The friends of Mrs. Mary McCarley
will regret to know that she is not al
well as she has been, and is now confined
to her bed. An early Improvement il
her condition is earnestly hoped for by
her friends here.
l. d. and Cliff Hnoannon have bought
the livery stables formerly run by Johr
Anderson and will conduct a livery anC
feed stable from the same stand.
The register of the Keowee Hote
shows the past week one guest from
Paris, France, and another from Dublin
Ireland.
A nice testimonial of regard and ap
probation was rendered Miss Elois,
Hamilton by the members of the Presby
terian church for the faithful and eff
cient services rendered as organist tn,
last two years. A beautiful tribut'
| worthily placed! NJ. ". s.