Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-11-15
wALlIALLA SOUTH CAROLINA NOVEMBER Is, 1905
THE; Ne%s FROM SENECA.

Seneca, November l4.-The Crescent
Comedy Company gave very creditable
performance at the Opera House last
evening The specialties by The Haw-
thorne sisters were particularly good,
the costumes being attractively fresh and
pretty. Tonight aud Wednesday night
they will present entirely new programs
aud to those who would spend an even
ing pleasantly with bright light comedy,
we would suggest that they see the Cres-
cent Comedy Company.
Mrs. James ID. Hutchinson, of Colum-
bus, Miss, spent yesterday and last night
with relatives here on her return home
from panville, Va, where she visited her
daur Hter.
Next week number of citizens will
take advantage of the excursion rates to
Oklahoma, the plans of which are gencr-
ally understood by the public. Among
those who will go are: Messrs. John
Harper, George and w. o. Hamilton,
Drs. e. G. and w. r. DOYLE.
A marriage which will interest a large
circle of friends is that of VIM. Z. Thomp-
son, formally of this place, to Miss Florine
Fulton last week, the Sth instant, in Sa-
vannah. Tho marriage ceremony took
place in Wesley Monumental Church. at
2.30 p. rn., and was a very quiet affair,
only few intimate friends being present.
The couple are now on a bridal trip
through Florida and after fortnight
will be at home to their friends in Savan-
nah.
Miss Jessie Wardlaw, who is at Green
vile Female College, will visit her pa
rents here the latter part of this week,
remaining over Sunday.
Seneca now has a white barber shop.
j. a. Wilson owns and operates it, and
has another white barber assistant He
is quartered in the basement of the Pal
metto House.
Mrs. NJ. A. Wilkes, who has been with
her daughter here, Mrs. S. X. Dendy, for
some months, left yesterday for visit to
Chattanooga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore visited
Greenville last week
Prof. and Mrs. Henry p. Boggs have
had as their guest since last Friday B. II.
Gruney, OF Richmond, who has son,
Hacksaw Grundy. in Prof. Boggs's school.
Mr.. Grnndy's visit proved delightful
one to these good people and to his son,
who enjoyed with him the popular sport,
bird hunting, for couple of days.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson and children
are in Charleston for visit of some
days.
We announce with great pleasure the
arrival of Edgar A. Hines, Jr., who came
last week to the home of DIR. and Mrs.
K. A. Hines. 1t is no wonder that the
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increase in stature since the advent of
the little stranger!
Mrs. e. p. Earle is visiting relatives in
Anderson.
Mrs. Earle. of Greenville, is visiting
Mrs. w. A. Lowry.
Il. NJ. Lowery is in Atlanta this week
The show last night was perfectly fine
and pleased large audience in the pre-
sentation of "a Woman's Honor" To.
night "In Old Virginia" will be played.
Lay down your paper and everybody go.
The specialties are good-some of them
side-splitting.
The town council is asking for time on
certain issues and the town clock is SYM
pathizing with them.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Seneca and Walhalla charge will be held
at Seneca Methodist church next Sunday
afternoon at half-past three o'clock. A
full attendance of all the official mem
bers of the conference is earnestly re-
qnested. At this meeting new stewards,
superintendent of Sunday schools and
other officers of the churches will be
elected. Other matters of Importance
probably will come before the conference
for consideration. Rev. r. Herbert
Jones, presiding elder of the Greenville
thodist church next Sunday at 11.15 a.
m. and 7 p. m.
On next Friday afternoon, in the par
lors of the Palmetto House, Mrs. Laura
w. Bates and Miss Willie Cherry, the
teachers, respectively, of music and ex-
preston in the school here, will give a
recital, to which their friends are in
vited There will be no admission
charged, and to those interested in these
branches we can assure an afternoon of
real pleasure. The hour set for the en-
tertainment is $50. Following is the
program:
Tro-Geburtstags Gavotte - Behr-
Verna Stribling, Lois Gignilliat and Beth
Stribling.
Piano Solo-Schurzo, No. 1-Schubert
-Rebecca Todd.
Recitation-At Aunty's House-Macie
Sitton.
Duet-May Breezes-Krug-Nellie and
Nancy Hines
Solo--The vivandiere- Bohm Beth
Stribling.
Recitation The Pet Coon = Louise
Lawrence.
Duet Piff-Paff Misses Stella Falls
and Norma Gignlliat.
Solo-The Kiss of the Rose-De Janon
Paris Dillard.
Recitation-The Squirt Gun Uncle
Naked Me-Nancy Hines.
Solo-LaZingana- Bohm-Stela Falls.
Recitation-Onr Hired Girl-Nellie
Hines.
Duet-At Full Tilt-Mary Earle and
Rebecca Todd. NJ. ". s.