Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-11
wALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, APRIL II, 1905
the NEWS FROM SENECA.


Seneca, March 10. = Next Sabbath be.
ing the TIL irtl Sabbath IN the month, there
VIII be the usual twice daily services in
the Presbyterian and also the Methodist
churches. ----.
On Wednesday evering next there will
be services In the Espicnpal church con.
Quoted by the rectorA Rev. X q. Finlay.
The mid.week prayer meeting at the
Baptist church will be called off on ac.
count of this meeting.
Mrs. b. +. Sloan and Mrs. w. S. Hun
ter are In GreenyiIle, where they were
called last Sabbath to see Miss Ellen
Carpenter, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Carpenter, who is desperately i'll. She
Is not improving, from recent news.
DR.. j. II. Burgess will be away from
his office until Friday at noon. He is at.
tending the Sabbath School Convention
at Pelzer, 5. g.
Mrs. j. w. Stribling and Miss Mary
cherry were in Anderson last week Ia
attendance upon the funeral of Mrs. Ru.
fus HILL
John Sitton left yesterday for Ashe.
VILE, where hc hopes to receive benefit
from the climate there. He was accom-.
panied by j. f. Sitton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Pickett were in at
tendance upon divine services here last
Sabbath.
s. X. Dendy, Jr., is on the sick list this
week, he having succum bed to an attack
OF la grippe on last Sabbath.
Mrs. Elias Earle has returned from a
visit to relatives in Greenville.
T. M. Lowry has been confined to his
bed for a week with grip. Mr.. Lowry is
still quite sick.
Miss Hattie Shelor, Of Walhalla, ia
spending to-day in Seneca.
The meeting of the Library Associs.
ton last Friday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Dendy was delight.
full one and was well attended. There
papers read. Mrs. Mary Clarkson's re-
view of new books was particularly good
and deserves especial mention,
Mr., and Mrs. S. ID. Cherry have issued
invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Mary Bates, to DR.. j. Louis
Gray. of Anderson, which will occur at
high noon on the 10th instant. The con
gratuiations and good wishes of large
| circle of friends are being extended the
popular young couple. Miss Cherry is
one of Seneca's most popular young wo.
| men, Dr. Gray being also we'll and popu.
larly known here, having lived in Seneca
for some years. He now enjoys q large
and lucrative practice in his town, An
derson, and deserves the congratulate ons
OF his friends upon winning the hand of
one Of Seneca's charming daughters.
.ONeL AttSho hoAVt OuO 1OOu III.
stant, "The Hollingsworth Sisters" will
open weeks engagement at the Opera
House here The opening bill will be
"Under the Southern Moss" The com.
pany is strong and full one, having
twelve members. There will be the
Saturday matinee. which will afford the
mothers and children an opportunity to
attend. Ladies will be admitted free the
first night If accompanied by gentle.
man holding paid so cents ticket. Pop.
ular prices, 25, 35 and 90 cents. will pre-.
vail. Any Information or particulars
concerning this or any other show which
the management brings here, will be
courteously and cheerfully given upon
seeing the managers Louis Carey or
Leslie Stribling, who are making an effort
to place clean, good shows before the
public from time to time. Remember
the date. April l6, for the opening per.
formance by the Hollingsworth Sisters.
On account of the inclement weather
and also the lack of time for advertising
last week there was not the usual crowd
at the Opera House to see Dora Thorne.
The play was we'll done, possessing
heriCs ABOVE Cne average. NJ. ". s.