Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-12-12
SENECA.

Seneca, Dec. 1.-THE Keowee Courier,
time-honored for her many excelleucies,
| will have to look to her laurels, as
Seneca is getting out newspaper that
bids fair to rival even The Courier in
point of excellence.
The order of the Eastern Star has re-
Gently been organized here by w. l.. r.
Cahall, of Mullins, 5, 9. The following
are the names of the officers: Mrs. e. p.
Lowry, w. M; ii. p. Boggs, w. p. Mrs.
Elias Earle, A. M; Mrs. w. II. Carey,
Secretary; Mrs. III. p. Boggs, Treasurer;
Mrs. Lloyd Trimmer, Adah; Miss Olive
Lowry, Ruth; Mrs. s. G.. Touchstone,
Esther; Mrs. i. E. Gobb, Martha; Mrs.
John Davis, Electa; Mrs. L. a. Moore,
Conductor; Miss e. ther Carey, A. c.
We are pleased to welcome to our
midst Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers. who
have recently moved into Seneca, and are
occupying the Whitworth cottage, on
Fair Play street.
Miss Kate Stribling, formerly of this
county, but now of Helena, Ga, is visit
ing her brother, Clinton Stribling. Her
friends accord her q hearty welcome to
| her old home.
Miss Bug Norris, who is studying mu-
sic in Clemson, spent last Sabbath with
her homefolks here. ts Hf
Prof. David Henry, also of Clemson,
was visitor to Seneca last Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl b. Smith, of West
minister. were In Seneca last Sabbath and
| attended services at the Presbyterian
church.
Our people regret to lose Rev. o. M.
Abney and wife, bit viii extend hearty
welcome to the new pastor of the Metho-
dist church, Rev. g. L.. McCsin.
a row of crepe myrtle trees in the
park, the gift of Mrs. M. w. Coleman. ,is
valuable gift of which our citizens are
Mro hnln
though no longer resident of the place,
is still closely identified with all that
concerns her progress and never fails to
seize any opportunity whereby her inter-
ests can be enhanced.
Miss Maud Hopkins is in Walhalla,
where she will visit relatives for few
days before going to Anderson for "a visit
of several days.
Miss Emma Stribling reached Seneca
last night, after visit of four months to
| Texas. Her friends are extending her
royal welcome.
The many friends of Miss Christine
dickson will be delighted to learn that
she will reach Seneca the latter part of
this week and will remain with her home
folks through the holidays.
Mrs. l.. w. Werner and Mrs. w. M.
Neill will spend Wednesday in Anderson
] shopping
Splendid congregations have been in
attendance at divine services at the
Presbyterian church the past two Sab
baths. This continued increase in at
tendance, which already taxes the capao-
ity # the little church, proves the un-
doubted need of new church.
We are forced to believe that the
lamps In our churches are In sympathy
with the move for electric lights. Or
possibly they are like some folks we
have heard of, the prospect of compet-
ticn causes their unseemly behavior.
An election has been ordered here Cor
new Mayor. On account of his posi-
lion S on the Board OF Public Works, DIR.
w. +. Austin resigned his position as
Mayor.
Last week was delightful one 40.
oially. Miss Eleanor Richardson was
hostess to number of her friends two
evenings of the week, dividing the mum.
ber for each evening. Miss Maud Hop
kins was the hostess to small, but
charming party of her friends Tuesday
evening. On Friday afternoon Miss NAV
Hamilton entertained the Gossipers in a