Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-27
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

Seneca, September 28.-A sudden drol
of the mercury, with "a high wind fiun
the east, is probably the fororGnner oi
the equinoxial gale.
Mrs. j. l.. MoWhorter. The fo, mer will
be out again in few days, white Mrs
McWhorter will probably be sick some
weeks yet with fever
Mrs. j. S. Stribling is also sick at the
home of her mother, Mrs. G. X. Living
ston.
Mrs. Frank Martin, of Lockhart, is with
Mrs. q. X. Livingston, and we regret t.
chronicle the illness OF her baby boy.
Our boys and girls are leaving for col
lege. Among those who have gone are
Misses Ruby aud Leah Harper, who are
at Limes ',ne. Misses Sue Giguilliat and
Mae Hamilton and Ethel Kirk patrich will
leave in u few days for the College foi
Women at Columbia. Ogilvie and Hal
school for boys. Miss Jessie Waldlaw
has entered the Greenville Female Col.
lege.
Miss Virginia Lawrence is with Mrs.
Nj. T.. Sligh aud attending the Seneca
Graded School.
Wedding bells will ring in Seneca ere
another change of the moon, when one
of our faiest daughters will be stolen
from our midst aud ruthlessly carried TO
the far Northwest.
Miss Josie Norwood, of Montgomery,
was the attractive guest of Mrs. w. 5
Glenn last week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman left last Friday
for Union. where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Il. T.. Duncan. Her friends through
out the county will be panied to know
that she is not enjoying her wonted good
health.
Mrs. r. S. Werner is visiting relatives
in Seneca.
The sidewalk in front of the Pal
metto House is being laid, greatly to the
delight of the occupants of the House.
Miss Bug Norris spent several DAYS in
Greenville the past week.
X. 5. &. Norman made flying visit
to Greenville last night. Rube can gen.
orally be found con the wing"
Presbytery came and went in flash, so
to speak. In fact there were so many
sick folks in our family that we didn't
have the opportunity to enjoy it and our
visiting friends that we anticipated. The
meeting was, however, most d delightful
and harmonious one, composed of "a body
of intelligent men, the roll call being as
full as usual.
Barlow's Minstrels will show at the
Opera House Saturday night, September
30th. The troop consists of thirty peo-
pie. This is a clean up.to-date show.
Don't miss it.
ing an interesting little stranger at their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Stribling are also
the happy parents of little man who
arrived the Goth instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson and son,
Alf, are visiting their homefolks here.
We wish it were possible to number them
among the permanent citizens here.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson has issued invi-
tations to the "Reunion of the Once-a-
Week Club" which will be held at her
home next Thursday afternoon. The
program of entertainment will consist of
music and rotations, this meeting be-
ing purely social one. Mrs. Anderson,
always acharming hostess, will entertain
as usual in the easy, delightful manner
that characterizes her entertainments.
Mrs. Geo. G. Benedict entertained last
Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Glenn's
guests. The pretty home was made
doubly attractive with handsome pot
plants, and progressive Hearts was
the game played. In the score Mrs. w.
$. Glenn and Miss Norwood tied for the
first prize, handsome box of stationery,
which upon Throwing" went to Miss
Norwood. Delicious cream, with waters,
was served. NJ. ". s.