Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-09-16
TaI news faoM sensck.

L XXX.
Seneca, september i5E-D. r.. Werner,
Of Gieehville, spent Sunday here.
Mrs. J. y. Brown and aons are visiting
Mrs. s. ID. Cherry,
Mrs. III. p. Boggs took advantage OF
tho "last excursion Of the season. and
visited Atlanta last week.
Miss Fannie Crisp, Of Walhalla, spent
Q few days here last week and Joined the
excursionista to Atlanta.
The many friends Of Dir. r. r. Mason,
now of Charlotte. N. O., viii bo inter
! ested to learn of his approaching mar
riage, which will occur early in October.
DR.. Mason will claim one of South Caro-
lina's fairest daughtersSas his bride.
Miss Christine Dickson is on an ex
tended visit to Atlanta.
Mrs. l.. O. Craig and family of chill
dren and Miss Rosa Welch are In Seneca
for few weeks, and are stopping with
Mrs. w. M. Nield.
A large congregation gathered at the
Baptist church last Sunday evening, wit
Messing the ordinance of baptism, there
being four candidates.
The Methodist denomination here will
begin the erection at once of a handsome
brick church, which will be built upon
the lot on which the old church stood.
This is prosperous step and one which
nation. The contract has been given and
the structure will be finished by the first
of january.
j. A. Brock moved yesterday into the
new store room built by Il. nj. Richard
@ son on the lot adjoining. the oconee Inn.
occupied by John Elrod, and the small
wooden structure which he yacates will
be torn away and new brick store room
built thereon. Another big improve
ment for Seneca.
Mrs. Will Livingston and children are
with the family of Mrs. O. K. Livingston.
A lady friend, who recently visited At
lanta, was boasting of all the good
things she got to eat at one of the big
hotels, when one of the tx atzeniam.
mers" remarked, "Why, they must have
put you at the drummers' tablet We
have heard of things being hid from the
wise and prudent and revealed to babes ~
Miss Bessie Bell Shelor will leave this
week for Charlotte, where she will at
tend school.
Miss May Reid, of Chappels, has re-
turned to her homo, after n visit to Mrs.
r. w. Shelor.
Miss Carrie Stribling, of Anderson, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stokes Strib-
ling.
Work on G. III. Ellison's new hotel
is being pushed rapidly and presents a
handsome appearance.
Mrs. Alice Doyle and daughter, Emily,
are visiting Mrs. III. r. Alexander.
Mrs. Hal Poe. of Greenville, is visiting
Maj. and Mrs. B. #. Sloan.
Robert Witherspoon visited Mrs.
John Anderson last week.
Boyce Hopkins is olerking for tho
Seneca Pharmacy.
l., DR. DR.. and Mrs. e. L. Connally, of At.
Mrs. l.. M. Coleman last Saturday.
Charles Benedict, IF Calhoun, was here
yesterday.
Miss Eloise Hamilton will attend Con-
verse College next year and will leave on
next Tuesday to enter that institution
Mrs. Rutledge Osborne and children, of
Anderson, are visiting Mrs. j. w. Strib-
ling.
Mrs. Fl. j. Gignilliat is visiting in Bal
timore.
Miss Fannie Lowry returned last Sun
day from visit to Greenville.
Miss Elise Thompson, after two
weeks visit to Mrs. r. Anderson, re-
turned to her home in Charleston last
Saturday.
Miss Julia Allen left Seneca to-day for
Dandsen's River, where she will spend a
while before returning to her homo at
Florence.
PLEASANT EVENING.
Inc dime readiDg In the parlor OF the
Keowee Hotel last Friday evening was
splendidly attended and this fact, with
the rendition of the delightful program
which was published in last weeks Cou-
rier, reflected most creditably upon the
energy of Miss Thompson, who worked
SO faithfully towards it's preparation.
The proceeds are to be used towards the
Improvement of Miss Thompson's room
in the Graded School building, and the
motive which prompted her interest in
the affair has received the highest COM
mendation of many friends here, their
presence on Friday evening attesting this
fact NJ W g