Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1903-01-28

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Senecas Jsnuafy n. Prof. O. u. Wal.
night IN Seneca on his way 10 Tannessoe.
wherg ne goes on buniness connected
j With his prOfesSfOu
Mr. Calvin Wright. Of Rcyye1s Station,
Gay visited relatives hero last SATURDAY
and Sunday. Mr.. Wright IL M extensiyc
Ifun grower, making tho peach and
siIeWpgrfy crops 2 speciality, sending
,afs9 nni., % snipmsnts Of these popular fruits
| Prof slielor Wright, Of Clemson Col.
i1ke, Visited Seneca Iaat Sabbath WHARF
no met his father, Mr. Calvin Wright.
Norman Bacon Is numbered among
those who are physically indisposed Tiff
Miss Peat. yofnor, an attractive youno
,ady OF the hichland noighborhood, spent
last week In Seneca.
Miss Mary Cherry IL visiting Mrs. N.
W. C0iee,an In Charleston, whore aI,s
Will remsin until after tho puptiais oi
George Coleman, which will occur early
| AIico, The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, VIM. Nell, who has been despor.
ately III for wook, To improving.
~ Miss May Cherry visited friends In
i Messrs. Hugh Holleman and Joseph
sbelor, now OF Anderson, spent last Sun
= Ii
| Misses Carrie sholor and Maud Hon.
kins visited frionds In Anderson last
week.
i Miss Carrie Anderson, OF Anderson, IA
Visiting Miss Maud Hopkins.
IL 10 rumored that Seneca 10 TO have
another bank soon.
Miss Ella Richardson returned home
last week from long visit to Savannah,
TO the delight OF hor many frlends.
Louis Jordan, Of Union, spent o fow
days with his parents horo tho first OF
Hon. 7. Q. Duncan, of Union, visited
tho family OF Mr. l.. w. Jordan this week,
Mrs. w. A. Lowory and Miss Ollio arc
~ nome again, after an absence Of some
Hon. E r. Earle has boen suffering
from Q bad attack OF grip for week.
His frionde arc hoping TO 500 him on tho
streets again soon.
w. J. Stribllng and II. II. Jaynos, OF
tho Walballa bar, aro In Seneca to-day
on business.
Miss Matte Neili, OF Davidson River.
y. g, 10 visiting tho family Of Mr.. VIM.
Luke W. yornor spont Sunday last
with hip family horo.
No daintior meeting OF tho Friday
Afternoon Club haa boon hold than tho
laBt which mot with Miss Ella Richard
son. Delicious reIroshmonts woro dis
ponBod. and social chat, ranging from
grave TO gny, from lively to sovore,n
wns ongagod IN, and right royal time
VIVA tho verdict OF nil.
DR.. john q. Law, of Walhalle, will
conduct services at tho Seneca proaby-
torian ohuroh noxt Sabbath, In tho morn
ing ing M at lilo o,olook. Tho following pro.
tho choir. Voluntary, ooh how AMI.
nblo," quartotto; Offoratory, Rock Of
Agoa, soprano and tenor duct with
oh0rIe. Tho pastor requests that tho
choir meet regularly on Thursday oven.
inga after prayer meeting, for tho pur-
poego of praotloing church hymns % well
~ tho extra numbers on programme.
Finch, tho gamo which 10 setting tho
whole country daft, has struck our town
and the intoneo popularity OF tho game
Inns givon riso TO tho organization OF tho
"Flinoh Club" This club Ia oompoead
OF twelve membora, all OF them ropro-
sentative Seneca young womon, who
moot on Thursday afternoons at tho
homes Of tho monb bors for the purpose
OF engaging In this delightful pastlmo, l
Following aro tho mombors: Misses I'll.
lian >.idwoll, Mary and May Cherry,
Sarah and CLARA Livingston, Dana
Moore, May Thompson, Anna Bonodiot,
Laura Smith, sue and Byrdio Thompson
and Fannie Lowery. Tho last meeting
was hold with Missos Caldwell and Mary
oughly delightful. Tho rofreshmsnts,
chocolate, nut oako and salted peanuts,
added greatly to tho pleasure of tho 90.
casion, which were served In n style
characteristic Of these charming host
osses.
Mr. Ben Lowory, formerly and for a
nnmoor OF years = resident OF oeonoo,
Senooa tho past week. It IL said that
Mr. Lowery Ia Interested IN tho pros.
peotiyc now bank. In faot ho is mon.
toned as president, and la u man Of good
business qualities and has accumulated
n ttne property. Soueca will welcome as
ottisens, ngain Mr.. Lowcry aud his
csttmable family.
ons Oconeo friends, IA we'll ns many
others throughout the State, will DO that
OF George Y, Coleman to tho accom-.
plished Miss Hattie McIver, OF Charles.
ton. Tho wedding will occur In Charles.
ton, ut tho home of tho bride, February
ath, and, on account Of tho recent death
of the lamepted Judge Mo1ver near
relative Of the bride.elect, tho oeremo.
Mica viii DO greatly simplified, Miss
Mciver Ia y young woman of many fine
qualities Of head aud heart, ~ member of
an old South Carolina family, possessing
that blonde &pe of Southern woman.
hood which Ia always admired, making
truly mcst happy alliance for one o}
oconee,s favored sons, While tho
ggNom to.bc hss made Charleston hts
business quarters, Ocenee still olaims
him, and her psople win bc eagerly IN.
terested IN this ail-important event, and
wish for him a married life fraught with
mertted happiness and prosperity.
| Ono OF Seneea's housewives tells the
following In connection with her domos.
tic affasrs which may interest likewise
other rhouse-keepers, as also those domes.
te.inclined, In using an yeast prepare.
tion which, by the way, she prepares az
home, she declares that its virtues nre
so sndescribably fine, that while she was
moulding a pan Of rolls, the first half Of
them were ready 10 bake before she had
finished moulding the last OF theml IL
may also interest the Seneca girls 90
learn that yenng man declared while
eating those rolls that he wanted 90
marry the woman who made them"
Girls, please don't all apply at once, "a
the supply Of yeast ia limited, N, W, :.