Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-07-26
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry y. Boggs aud son,
William. are in Seneca. Their friends
,, will be pleased to learn that they will re-
sid here. They are at the Palmetto
House for the present.
Miss r. M. Dickenson is visiting Mrs.
w. s. Hunter
Ad. Perry is i'm Seneca this morning.
Mesdames Mitchell & Bowden, of Dali
ton and Atlanta, Ca, respectively, are
visiting Mrs. j. w. Stribling.
Miss Willie Cherry returned from Bir-
miDgham last Saturday. She was accom-
panied by her cousin, Charlie Brown.
Seneca mas several typhoid fever pa
tients, all of whom ave improving. This
is the first typhoid fever here in seve, al
years.
MIR. and Mrs. TOwnes Holleman and
children returned to Anderson yesterday
after several days visit to relatives here.
Luke w. Werner spent Sunday with his
family here.
There are several changes in business
circles here. j. ID. Morgan has sold his
stock of gouds to Jasper Stewart aud w.
A. Holland To Charlie Mills. III. j. Wal
drip in occupying Will Thompson's new
| here. A racket sture is also a possibility
| of the near future, 80 rumor says. Other
business changes are predicted for the
fall.
Now that our people are feeling the in
convenience from constant scarcity of
ice here, it has been suggested that an
| ice factory might appeal to our business
men and that considering the advantages
OF splendid shipping point, some of our
| worried citizens might interest them
selves in the enterprise.
| Carl b. Smith, who has held a position
with the Courtenay Manufactur' ng Co.,
for several years, has accepted position
with j. III. Adams and will begin work
the lst of September
Edward Strihling, who made a strenu-
GUS but vain effort to have fever, is out
again.
With the local market full of fruits and
vegetables, and an unprecedented supply
of chickens and fine meats, house. keep
ing is reduced to song. Seriously there
isn't finer market in the up-country for
| these commodities.
A picnic was enjoyed by number of
our young people last week under the
chaperonage of Mrs. j. II. s. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j X. Livingston are ell
tertaininS young man at their home,
who arrived this morning.
| Judge t. Il. Stribling was called upon
to perform marriage ceremony yester-
afternoon. the contracting parties being
j. w. Lovings and Miss Katie Harper,
from Atlanta, Ca The happy pair re-
turned to Atlanta on the first train.
S. c. Biggerstaff, the popular fruit VEN
der, is in town to-day with load of fine
melons.
DR.. w. r.. Doyle is out again, after a
weeks confinement TO his room on ac-
count of sprained ankle.
Miss Jennie Auld spent few days with
| frianho hnr 1no La 10
complished daughter Of Fred. w. aud
Mrs. Lizzie Aud, of Elberton, Ga, the
latter being native of our county.
| Mrs. Sophia Meakin and daughter,
Fanesther, spent n few hours in Seneca
Saturday, en- route to their home in Fitz-
gerald, Ga.
| COMING ENTERTAINMENT.
On next Friday evening at the opera
house the ladies of the Methodist church
have arranged to give a delightful enter
tainment for the benefit of their church.
The play, Leap Year in a Village with
One Young Man." will be presented,
after which tambourine drill will be
given by twelve young ladies. These
with list of beautiful tableaux will com
plete the programme of entertainment.
Continuous hard work has been put upon
the programme for some weeks and the
entertainment promises to be one of the
best ever given here. The cast of char
acters given below is most attractive and
insures the perfect rendition of popular
play. Vocal and instrumental music will
be interspersed and full house is pre-
dicted for this attractive entertainment.
Play-Leap Year in the Village with
one Gentleman.
The Elite of the yillage-Jsdediah
Brown. A. M, Ph. D., b. o., Mr.. Geo.
Holland; Matilda Dix. a Fastidious
Lady, Miss May Hamilton; Rebecka Bar
naby, Young Widow, Miss Carrie Hun
ter; FraDcina Barnaby, Literary Lady,
Miss Anna Benedict; Hannah Staples,
a Model Housekeeper, Miss Fannie Low
cry; Isabella Smith, the Village Coquette,
Miss Louise Crntcher.
Act I-Scene 1: Parlor in the house of
Matilda Dix. Scene 2-Sitting room at
home of the Barnaby's. Scene 3--Miss
Smiths dressing room. Scene 4-Kitchen
in Miss Staples house. Scene 5-Mr.
Browns lodgings.
Act II-Scene 1: House of Miss Dix.
Act III--Scene 1: Home of Hannah
Staples. Scene 2-Home of Francna
Barnaby. Scene 3--House of Miss Smith.
Scene Mr. Browns lodgings.
Buy II Now.
Now is the time to buy Chamberlain's