Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-10-05

Mr.. Stribling's illness has continued for
the past four or five weeks. His absence
from the bank and other business and
municipal affairs is deeply deplored. His
host of friends wish for him speedy
recovery.
Rev. Il. s. Jones closed the meeting at
the Methodist church last Fri ay even
ing. 8 S'hese meetings were largely at
tended and greatly enjoyed by our peo-
ple Mr.. Jones is an eloquent speaker
and is very popular in Seneca.
The new Methodist church, which was
dc ,iicated short while ago by Bishop
Gambler, of Georgia, is quite an orna-
ment TO Seneca. The completion of this
handsome little building reflects great
credit upon the members of this church
and their friends. The public generously
and cheerfully aided in the effort the
little band of Methodists were making tn
rebuild their church, and the result a
tast il gothic chapel, which is h.onu-
ment 10 the Christians of all denomina-
| tions in Seneca.
Cards have been received in Seneca to
the marriage of Miss Isabel Foster and
Louis Norman Jordan, both of Union.
The ceremony will be performed in the
| First Presbyterian church of Union Oh
the 18th of October. This marriage is of
deep interest to a large circle of friends
of both bride ann groom, as both are
extensively known throughout the State.
| Miss Foster is the eldest daughter of
| Capt. A. III. Foster, one of the most
prominent citizens of Union. She is
highly cultured, has travelled extensively
| both in Europe and America, and is
greatly beloved in her native town. Mr..
Jordan spent his entire ,boyhood in
Seneca. His sterling worth and high
moral character won for him the friend
ship and respect of every one. For the
past five years he has resided in Union
and has held the responsible position of
general manager of the extensive mer-
camille department of the Union Cotton
Mills. His many friends in Oconee are
ing happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan
will spend short while here with Mr..
Jordan's mother after they return from
their bridal tour
The reassembly of the Once-a- Week
Club was held last Thursday afternoon.
This club always suspends with it's meet
ings during the summer months. Mrs.
j. w. Todd entertained in honor of the
occasion at her pretty home on Fair Play
street. The meeting was of social
nature, as set program was dispensed
with. Miss Frierson, of Anderson, and
Mesdames Coleman, Jordan aud Burgess
were guests of the club. A very pleas
ing musical program was rendered by
Mrs. r. Anderson, of Seneca, and Miss
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| freshments of ices and cake were served
by the hostess, and altogether most
delightful afternoon was enjoyed by the
club and its friends. The club will study
the BayView course on Germany the
coming year. With this meeting the
club was ushered into It's seventh year.
J Each year finds the members more loyal
and appreciative of the wide influence
of this little organization--both in q
cultural and Intellectual way. 1t is
hoped that the department of village i'm
provement will again be taken up, as
much good was accomplished on this
line few years ago by this club.
| There is a petition on foot to change
the post Office to the building in rear OF
Richardson's Hotel. This will place the
post office more centrally, and is a
change that will be greatly appreciated
by all of Seneca's citizens. Postmaster
Harper is ever willing to do anything in
his power to accommodate the people.
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