Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-11-29
NEW SERIES, NO se7. VOLUME 1v, NO. 49,
The NEWS FROM SENECA.


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bath there will be the regular public SER
vices at the Presbyterian church, the
morning service at half past eleven and
at seven in the evening.
Services at the Episcopal church at the
evening hour.
On Thanksgiving, at II O'Clock a. M,
the pastor, Rev. E. S. Jones, will con-
duct services at the Methodist church.
At o'clock p. m. at the Presbyterian
church there will be union services by
the Baptist and Presbyterian denomina
tions, conducted by the pastors of these
two churches, Revs. @. Wardlaw and NJ.
r. Kirkpatrick. The choir will render
the following program of music at the
evening bour: Voluntary, "Praise the
Lord;', ofrertory, "I Left My Heart to
Thee" The usual cffering for the or
Townes Holleman, of Anderson, visi-
ted f. 5. Holleman's family last Sabbath.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling and Miss Mary
Cherry are in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Hughs, of Rich
land, attended services at the Methodist
church hore last Sabbath.
j. q. Caldwell is visiting his sister,
Miss Lillian Caldwell, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Holland have
moved into their pretty new home.
The many friends here and in the
county of DR.. and Mrs. d. p. Thompson
will be pleased to know that they have
become permanent residents of our
county. DR.. Thompson Ia located at
Walhalla for the practice of his profes-
Son.
Dr.> and Mrs. j. S. Stribling are improv.
street, preparatory to moving into it at
An early date N's>
Mr. and Mrs. W. E! Giles have bought
and moved into the house formerly Oc-
cupied by Mrs. Cleveland on Fair Play
street.
DIR. E. A. Hines is beautifying iis
home by having his lawn put in grass.
Mrs. L. w. Werner is anticipating en-
tertaining two of Riohland's young wo-
men during the Christmas holidays, one
of whom is a cousin, the other friend.
Charles Knox is erecting commodi-
GUS residence on Fair Play street. We
are not posted as to whom the oo-occu-
pant is to be.
A number of Seneca people will spend
Thanksgiving in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Benedict and their
daughter, Miss Anna, leave on Wednes-
day for their home in Nashville. We
unite with many friends here in wishing
them a pleasant journey and speedy
return.
The friends of Leland Lowery, who has
been from home some years in the navy,
are extending him hearty welcome
home. He arrived yesterday and is
with his homefolks, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y.
III. Lowery.
G. B. Cheek, of Atlanta, Ca, is visit
ing his brothers. family here.
We take it that the weather man is
sympathizing with our grocery men who
have ordered oysters and our folks who
would enjoy them at Thanksgiving.
That was a sad declaration made by
one of our pastors last Sabbath to the
effect that it was probably true that the
intelligence OF single one of Seneca's
citizens extended not beyond the limits
of her own community, and furthermore
that there could hardly be found a presi-
dent from the numbers of her boys.
Truly the latter must have been death
knell to some of our mothers.
Miss May Cherry, who has been with
relatives in Birmingham for some weeks,
is expected to return home this week,
greatly to the pleasure of her friends
here.
1t is truly discouraging, after laboring
to give the town news in our weekly let
ters, to have friend ask us about a
piece of news contained in our last let
ter. But then here come messages from
far-off Texas, Atlanta, Savannah, etc.,
saying that the Seneca letter is the first
reat, and we are comforted. Yes, "a
prophet is not without honor save in his
own country and among his o,on people,"
Our merchants are opening up their
holiday goods, fact which brightens
the places of business and delights the
hearts of the little folks.
Mrs. j. III. Adams will entertain the
Once a-W Week Club at her handsome home
here Thursday afternoon. The affair
will be large one and distinctly rech-
erche.
Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Hunnicutt have
moved into Seneca and occupy the Nc
Carley House.
On next Friday afternoon at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. III. p. Boggs the Episco-
pal Sunday School children will meet and
make their advent Offering" A good
time is promised the children, as a grab
bag full of surprises will be provided and
all the children of the town are invited.
No admission will be charged, but there
will be charged 5 cents grab. Let all
the children go at o'clock and stay
until g.
Miss May Russell, of Russell's, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. II. M. Lowery.
w. A. Holland is perfecting arrange
ments to open first class bakery, which
will be in full operation for the holiday
trade. NJ. V. s.