Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-01-03


\ Seneca, Jafuary 4, g. Gray, of
Anderson, visited SeneSS yes sterday. Tho
frequency Of the D6ctor's vieits carryIa q
Aerious import that Is alarming.
There will be the uslal services III the
Presbyterian and Methodfst churches
next Sabbath. \ 4
q On last sabbath morning Rev. Mr..
Bowen, oS Greenysi!s, pr e5vhe1 % in the
Baptist church, and Rev. q. II Eindlay
held services at IL O'Clock ia the Epis-
copal church. z. Y q ~
The entire week Of the Chriatmas holi-
days was marked as being about tho
easessss = 8 t.istsry oI me place: Ex-
or two So called 'ssnrprise parties' and q
dance during theS week was see,ningly
one long Sunday. Z ~ > SsaS' Z FS
Invitations have been. received here to
the coming marriage of one of S5neca'g
former social favorites, j. Butler Holiness
y !.ss en- tie i0tis instant Will we'd Miss
jamie Little Calnsron, Of Eastman, Ga.
The news is somfwhata surpriset bYt is
numerous friends here, who ara ,ex pYass-
wishes. h IA e q M ( q Is q y, = Kl
This morning at II O. o'clock, at the real
dence of Rev.SC q. Wardlaw, Victor j oneM
OF this place and Miss Olive Toy, ,of tiiN
county, were married, the ceremony bd
ing performed by Rev. Mr.. Wardlaw. II
ing after ten days vacation. The teach-t
ers were all ready for duty except MissS
Talsie Holland who we regret to learn is
not able to resume her work on account
of sickness. ~ g.
Miss Iona Sitton, of Pendleton. visits (
Miss Eleanor Richardson during the holy
days. :
vile, whore she will remain for two
Anumber of our dancing young people
attended dances at Tocooa and endleton
last night. <
Frank Cherry is with his homefolks.
Oscar Ashe, who has been with the
Seneca Pharmacy for some months, leaves
Thursday for Atlanta, where he accepts
a position with the firm of Brannon 81
Anthony. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashes friends
regret that they cannot remain in Seneca
and 1t is also source of regret that there
is probability OF the oh or members of
the family, Mr.. i. ID. and Miss Stella
Finoannon moving to Atlanta in the close
future. t
S Mrs. M. w. Coleman is in Seneca to
the great pleasure of her many friends.
mo The hojiSlavs har ,;sca onS - asi,I,a.a
Marion and Hom nseiia P,ant
~ Danbnrv' 10 Tba i;ttia
tolks left for their bo,oa ,ast F,;deu .o
Miss Anna Harbin 10 vis;si,e reiat;ya.
n Greenyille. a. = !, n 80 = 80 -
Nina .Tniiay CbaaL 90 v,a,t;no fr;anas ~
90
ON slast FRIDAY evenino from, % q, ~
,,oloclr. Mr. and Mrs. Aie,an,;ar ChoaIr
we're az home, tn n large n,,mhar ~ tbe;,.
'rienda. com,,l;mentarv tn tbs;r SON
Henry d. CheehS and R;a yonne hriJa'
An elaborate annpey was sasved and tha
,venin,r nassed deI;rbtfnliv, -
ON next Fri.iav s1en;no Mt y so o,oloolr
he onarterlv m,atinc ~ the f.;brarS
Assoeiatiop, viii j,a held in the nasIors ~
the Pairnetto Hense. The n,emhars and
sttractiye propram Ia beins nSanned for
the occasion. "a departure from the uanal
-outine Of business at these meetinos
a arranged which promises In nrove hofh
interesting and Instructive and it is
hoped that tbe axecntive nom n; ttea syviiI, 4
af entertainments for future meetings.
l discnsss;on si;o Of Mrs aSbarfan,a hnoL
ItThe Copnperor,, with gPrnf n SIS'
goggs and Mrss.il r. Adama M lao Js,s 4.
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