Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-03-07
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.

seneca, March 6.-There will be the
usual twice daily services in the Baptist
and Presbyterian churches next Sabbath.
We regret to note the prevalence Of
grip in our midst, there being at present
a number of our citizens wrestling with
| it.
Mrs. W. j. Byrd has been confined to
her room some days with severe cold.
Miss Eloise Hamilton is q victim to la
grippe.
Miss Minnis kirkpatrick has been quite
sick, but is thought to be better to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Dendy are nursing
two right sick children-little Josie and
Louise. Their friends hope the illness
may not prove serious.
Miss Bessie Wilson is in Seneca again
to the great pleasure of her friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carey, formerly Of
this place, but recently of Lockhart, are
located in Seneca again. We extend a
hearty welcome to these good people and
their interesting family.
Mrs. John l.. McWhorter and Master
Willie are visiting r. 8. Werner, near
Richland.
Mrs. Laura w. Bates visited Atlanta
last week.
Pomeroy Brown and family are occu-
pying their new residence on Fair Play
street.
Miss jamie Frierson, of Anderson, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Todd last week.
Judge j. j. Lewis, of Pickens, visited
here last week.
Mrs. Chas. Gignilliat leaves this week
for visit of some length to Greers,
Charleston and Sumter.
w. o. Hamilton has returned from a
recent trip to Alabama.
Our show.going citizens have a full
and varied calendar from which to select
something to their taste this month.
On Wednesday night, the 7th instant, the
Herald Square Comedy Company, sixteen
strong, will appear at the opera house.
This is higher priced show than is gen.
orally brought here, but Manager Carey
has secured it at reaso enable prices, viz
so and Is cents The cast is strong and
carries an extensive repertoire, from
which GA Trip to India" has been Sc
lected for presentation here. This is the
highest grade comic opera that has been
seen here and there will doubtless be a
full house.
On the 18th instant Cole and Rogers
Railroad shows will be pitched here for
two performances and street parade.
The show promises trained ponies, dogs
and display of wild animals, with also
acrobatic and gymnasium features. AL.
ready the bill boards are being haunted
by the small boy.
We are pleased to note that recently,
in Charlotte, Master James Lanham
Mason tied for the first prize at the
Baby Show, which was given under the
auspices of the Carnival of Hearts. This
will prove of interest to large circle of
as DR.. and Mrs. r. e. Mason, the proud
parents Of this young man, are native
South Carolinians, the doctor himself
having lived in Seneca number of
years. Mrs. Mason is pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Lucille Mckee, she having
paid repeated visits to Mrs. K. A. Hines,
and was greatly admired for her beauty
and charm of personality. We congratu-
late the young parents heartily in the
possession of this handsome specimen.
The members and those interested in
tho Civic League will bear in mind the
meeting called for next Friday afternoon
at $50 O'clock at the Presidents home,
Mrs. e. A. Hines.
The machinery for the ice factory, be-
ing built by Stribling 6 Livingston, is
ARRIVING, and work will be begun on the
enterprise in few days. The side track,