Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-08-26

| ueia, WIN pSeacu AZ Sho episcopal church
here next Sabbath evening at s. 80 O'Clock
Miss Nina Stribhpg, who has spsn,
several weeks In Oconee visiting rcla
tiyss, will return to her home at Ros
well, Ga, to-morrow.
Miss Lille May Reed. Of Chappelrs, /,
visiting Mrs. r, w. Shelor.
Miss Hadie Thompson, of Walhalla. 4,
spending afew hours in Seneca to-da,
on her way to visit relatives In Norti
Carolina.
Misses Josephine and Bessie Cashier
are with the family of +. NJ. Cary thi.
week.
DR.. Il. O. Doyle has gone somewhere
He didn't post his friends as to where
exactly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jackson, who are
pleasantly remembered by our people
having lived here several months at one
time, are spending some time In Seneca,
The Seneca Pharmacy is moving TO.
day into the brick building ad joining the
one occupied by o. r. Bacon. The
move is made In order to make room In
the Doyle building for Ruskiu Anderson,
who is moving in and will increase his
stock of goods, using the largo ware
room recently erected by DR.. K. @. Doyle,
for furniture, groceries, etc., while the
pharmacy is occupying temporary quar-
ters, as new quarters will be occupied In
the near future.
| The now store room, which II. NJ. Rioh-
ardson is building on the vacant lot adj
| Joining the Oconee Inn, is nearing com
pletion and will be occupied by j. A.
Brock.
b. L. Lowery arrived in Seneca last
Friday and will make his home here per
manently. He will begin the erection of
handsome residence at once, which
will be built on the lot formerly owned
by w. o. Hamilton, and a6joiping lots
with r. Y. III. Lowery. We accord this
estimable family cordial welcome in
behalf of our people.
| Mr.. aud Mrs. John Livingston left
yesterday for Atlanta, whore they will
visit few days before going to Cordele
for the cotton season, where Mr.. Living
ston Is engaged in business.
We see that the two-year- old colt of d.
p. Werner, of Greenville, stood second in
tho great races at Lexington, KY, last
week, making record of 2.23,
Alabama papers arc speaking most
flatteringly Of tho probable candidacy of
w. b. Oliver, of Tuscaloosa, for Con
gress, Mr.. Bankhead being the present
incumbent. Mr.. Oliver visited friends
In Seneca at one time, and bis friends
here will watch with great interest the
outcome of affairs.
Revival services are in progress at the
Baptist church here, which are drawing
large congregations twice daily. Rev. A.
Q. Cree, of Gaffney, who but recently
closed most successful meeting at
Westminster, will arrive to-day and will
remain throughout this week. The pas.
! tors have preached most acceptably 40
far.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Werner are being
congratulated upon the advent of little
lady at their home, who arrived SUNDAY,
August 23.
Mrs. F. S. Holleman has been quite
SICK for week Mt her home here, but
her friends are glad to learn of decided
Improvement in her condition.
Mrs. James Thompson and son, All
are visiting relatives here.
hrs. Wilkes, the mother OF Mrs. s. X.
Dendy, Jr, is with her daughter here.
| Is. Lowery's handsome horses arrived
yesterday. Two of them are for drauebt
purposes and are Clydedales, the Others
are carriage horses and are deep bays.
and very pretty specimens of horse flesh.
Miss Elise Thompson, of Charleston,
arrives this week for visit of two
weeks to Mrs. Ruskin Anderson.
The dance last Friday evening in the
Doyle wareroom was we'll attended by
Seneca people and also strong delega.
tions from Walhalla and Richland.
Dance music was furnished by local
band and the affair was a pleasant limo.
vation in Seneca's stale social calendar
the past week.
Prof. Landon F. Smith, President of
Georgetown Female College, Texas, paid
brief visit the past week to Mrs. e. N.
Brooks and Mrs. Jordan's family. to
whom he is related. Prof. Smith is well
remembered in Seneca as one of the
teachers in the days when Seneca had a
graded school. For a number of wears
he has been identified with the foremost
educators in Texas. His first work was
President of Chapel Hill Female Col
lege. Two years ago he was called to a
wider field, having been elected Presi
dent of Georgetown Female College.
Prof. Smith came to his old home In
Spartanburg two weeks since to visit his
aged mother, who, though eighty wears
old, still retains a charming mentality
that mas always made her one of the
most interesting and gifted women in
the State. Her eldest son, President
Charles Smith, has been at the head of
the State College, Madison, Wis, for ten
years, and her youngest son, Prof. Perrin
Smith, graduated with distinction ten
years ago at Princeton, since which time
he has occupied the chair of Greek in
Leland Stanford University, California.
Miss Mary Miles Jordan, who accom-
panied Miss Mary Cherry's party as far
Washington and other points, returned
to Seneca Tuesday. After weeks visit
to relatives here she will return to her
home in Admission, Ala.
Mrs. l.. w. Jordan is sojourning for
two months with her son, Capt. L. w.
Jordan, at his post in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Jordan writes of the beauties of
Western Now York and tho delightfully."-
cool climate of Buffalo. Capt. Jordan
and his mother spent several days in
Washington and other points of interest
on route to Buffalo. Miss Mary Cherry
will spend some weeks with Mrs. Jordan
in Buffalo before returning to Seneca.
Lee Sitton is on the list of steady COM
panies in Seneca at present.
Seneca High School opens Monday,