Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-07-25
SENECA, TUESDAY.
Tilltnan, Latimer, Aiken, ,Boggs.
SENECA.

the fifth Sunday in the month, there will
by eleven O'clock services only in the
Episcopal OF arch, it being the s::ssoss g Of
years for tie other denominations to give
way to the Episcopalians on this, the
only Sunday in which they have day ser.
The Methodist District Conference will
hold Its next meeting 10 Seneca, which
will be pleasant news to Methodists and
other church people in our midst
Rev M. r. Kirkpatrick was at Sunset
last week conducting meeting.
| Ar. Carlisle Courtenay preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday night to an
appreciative and attentive audience.
The service was most impressive, Mr..
Courtenay being an earnest taiker, inn
pressing his hearers with the fact that he
possesses keen sense of his convictions
and 1t IL always pleasure to his friends
here TO hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.. Hunter and chill.
drep. accompanied by Mrs. Farmer, of
ANDERSON, are among the tourists to the
IsonisS ii. Carey and Mrs. +. M. Caroy
and children are alan ON a visit tn kha
mountains. IS
Charles Holland is with his Lomefolks
here for his vacation, nc the expiratioi,
of which he will enter Davidson College.
The many friends of this young man viii
oO StheLiou W KNOW tuat NO CNsSe4 the
course through Davidson with a view TO
entering the ministry, he having decided
some time ago that he would enter this
sacred calling. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Sitton and children
are visiting Mrs. Sitton's mother, Mrs..
A. Lay, at her home in the upper part OF
| the county. M
moving to-day into one Of WIN. TSomp-
sons houses near the Methodist church.
Misses Beth and May Stribliug are Wis
iting relatives in Anderson this week.
| David, Cecil and John Todd are ex-
pected to visit the family of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Todd, this
week. -;
Among the visitorsto cmsar,s Head
last week we notedithe names of Mr.
and Mrs. j. 3. Holmes and Miss Norma
Gignilliat, the latter of this place.
i Misses Bug Norris and Willie Cherry
visited Clayton, Ga, last week, where
they were the guests of Frank Cherry, a
brother of the latter.
Miss Carrie Hunter will visit her
cousin, Miss Remer Farmer, in Ander-
son this week.
| Mrs. VIM. Neil and daughter, Miss
tAiice and Miss; Mary Wallace visited Wal
halla last Thursday, spending few hours
in that city. W
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat are at
home again from a two weeks visit to the
mountains of North Carolina.
Mrs. Elias Earle and beautiful little
daughter, Frances, returned from Green
Vile last Saturday, where they had Wis
tied Mrs. Earle's parents.
Miss Bessie Wilson is at home again,
she having been with her brother, Rev.
s. L. Wilson, at Ninety-Six, for two
weeks.
Albert Wilkes and little daughter are
with his sister, Mrs. s. X. Dendy.
Miss FlOride Propst entertained num-
Der of her little friends on Friday after
noon last at her home on Fair Play street.
Luke w. Werner spent last Sunday with
his family here, returning to Athens
Monday, accompanied by his son David.
Hill Francis, who is remembered with
perfect good will and pleasure by our
people,. spent last Sunday night here.
He is the son Of that veteran conductor
on the Southern, Capt. Frances, who is
Iso popularity known to everybody.
| J. w. Byrd is making fresh signs at
his house here by adding piazza room
residence, @ '9z
| DIR. John Hopkins has begun the erec-
tion of another house for rent on his lot
near the Presbyterian church, one block
west of Fair Play street.
| DIR. w. #. Austin IL entertaining his
brother, Louis Austin, and family, of
New York.
Hon. e L. Archer, of SpartanLurg, spent
last Sunday night in Seneca the guest of
Mrs. M. e. Sigh.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter is spending to day
in Pendleton.
Master Merry Arlington had the pain
full accident of running nail through
his foot on Saturday last. The little
fellow is doing nicely now. but suffered
intensely for two days after the accident.
The numerous friends of the families
of Andrew and George Benedict are
grieved to know for surety that they
are leaving Seneca permanently. They
leave this week for their home in Nash
vile, Tenn, followed by the good wishes
OF many friends, who regret sincerely
| their departure.
The public will, of course, bear in mind
| the appointment for the public speaking
which is dated for July 3lst. AS per
announcement last week, Hons. Ben Till
man, Julius Boggs aud Wyatt Aiken will
be present, and added to this trio of
noted speakers we are pleased TO give
the name of Hon. A. C.. Latimer, Who
has promised to be here. The day is
regarded as holding unusual attractions
and there will doubtless be a thronp of
sympathizers from every corner of the
county.
The executive committee of the Lii
orary ASSOCIATION has secured the privi-
lege from the council to serve refresh
ments on the grounds on Tuesday next.
the 3lst. The object Of the enterprise is
to raise funds for buying books solely,
the funds arising from other sources
going toward defraying the running ex-
penses of the library. This being an en-
terprise in which our public generally ia
interested, the move will, of course, re
oeiye the commendation and support of