Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-12-09
THE NEWS Faoa SENECA. 4.

Seneca, December e.-The handsome
new organ purchased by the Baptist de-
nomination hero has been placed In the
cburoh and will be dedicated next Sab
bath. Tho organ 10 of Estey make, Is a
beautiful instrument, with double
manual and foot board. The tone is
\ ghtfully sweet and full, and alto
ct. or the organ is most ornamental.
The following program Of music will be
rendered at the morning service: Vol
untary, Behold what Manner of Love- y
quertette; offertory, "Like as Father
pitieth his Children" solo and qnartette
loving people that the Mozart Symphony
Club failed to appear in ,Walhaila last
week, as o number had anticipated see,
ing 1t, 1t Ii hoped, however, that an
opportunity will be given later, as q hieh-
GLASS entertainment like this ais IrareIy
given In these parts, and it Ia really an
opportunity not to be lightly regarded. 3
o. ID. Ellison has moved into his hand
some new hotel and is now doing bust
ness from his new quarters. The build
ing would do credit to o larger town than
Seneca. 80 8 "a ,-'
1t is rumored that with the coming of
the new year Seneca will have new bnsi.
ness enterprises. Already several changes
have been made. o. r. Bacon now
recently built by G. w. Gignilliat, which
is not only one of the incest rooms. bnt
also holds one of the best business
stands In town. w. A. Holland ia nov
ing into the store room recently vacated
by Mr.. Bacon. III, &c., y y
Last Sabbath morning at $50 o'clocl,
the alarm of fire was given and an out
house In the yard of w. %. Hamilton,
and closely adjacent to the dwelling, was
found in flames. The fact that the
dwelling is 80 far out made the citizens
late In reaching It, but splendid work
was done, and the residences and Other
buildings were saved. The scarcityn of
water was, serious drawback siJ but
buckets and barrels were used in bring,
ing , water ter. from neighboring ,wells,i u and
residence, it was oonsiderabl Idisf,garedI
as 1t had been freshly painted.c % lte1
1t has been suggested by one OF dur
business men that in case the matter an
public water-works cannot be takei,ftIH
by the council, that the business OtSea
undertake it by subscriptions. The matt
ter is beginning to be serious one. tThe
| fact that there are 30 many new business
houses going up increases the danger
and also the necessity of organized fire
protection. 'a.til - =; -
Mrs. e, G. Werner is in Reid Vile. where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. j. l.. McWhorter, who is
entertaining new baby boy in her home.
The little stranger arrived on the 3Oth
ultimo. So
Little Wade Hampton, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Lowery, has been
desperately i'll with Group for week.
better. N'
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman is with Mrs. L.
w. Jordan, but after few days will 90
to Union tor visit of some length To
friends there. "
Miss Mary McGee left yesterday for
Atlanta, where she will visit her son for
o few weeks.
Rev. ID. X. Finlay, rector of the Epis,
copal church, announced last Sabbath
evening that there would be services
regularly from now until further notice,
on every first and second Sabbath even
1ngs. There will be services on the
fifth Sundays at II O'Clock, with oom.
munion. ~
j. G. Huff suffered slight injuries al
the fire on last Sunday and Is confined to
his bed. We hope he will be able to re-
sumo work In few days.
| ii. +. Alexander Ia in Piedmont, where
he is visiting his son. We regret to learn
that Frank suffered serious financial loss
at the late fire there.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been visiting
her old home at Washington, Ca, for
some time, returned to Seneca last Thurs.
day and is now with her daughter again,
mrs. y. ii. ADAMS. NJ. v. 8.