Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-06-06
WHAT'S GOING sON IN SENECA.
CAME NEAR DROWNING ON LAST SUNDAY.
efHER EEw55 Or INTEREST.

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Seneca, June Son next Sabbath the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church will be
filed by Rev. Mr.. brennan, of Liberty, in
the absence Of the pastor, who exchanges
pulpits with Mr.. brennan. 1t is oopfi-
IDENTIFY hoped that full congregation
will hear the visiting minister. The
usual evening service will be held.
The regular twice daily preaching will
be held in the Baptist church next Sab
bath by the pastor.
Rev. Kirkman Finlay remained in Se-
neca over Sabbath last, doing some pas
toral work.
The friends of Mrs. Elias Earle regret to
know that she is suffering from an attack
of fever. Her mother, Mrs. Whitmire,
of Greenville, is with her.
Miss Beulah Hawkins is also on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. M. r. Kirkpatrick is convalescent
after an indisposition of some days.
Miss Marguerite Ramsay, of Madison,
is visiting Mrs. NJ. e. Sligh.:
Calhoun Harris, of Anderson, visited
Seneca last Sabbath.
DR.. j. Steck, of Walhalla, spent to- day
in Seneca.
Mrs. w. j. Lunney is on an extended
visit to her fathers family in Charlotte.
Rufus NimmOns, who has been attend
ing school at Clinton, is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Sitton are in Seneca,
after a weeks tour to Alabama, and are
cat Home" to their friends at their homo
on Fair Play street.
The friends of DR.. and Mrs. John Hop
kins will be panied to learn of the con-
tinued serious condition of their son,
Charles, in PHILADELPHIA. The latest
news, however, is more encouraging, and
hopes are entertained for his ultimate re-
covery.
Seneca's bevy of pretty girls, who have
been in attendance upons the College for
Women in Columbia, will arrive homo
the latter part of this week. Their
names are Misses Sue Gignilliat, Ethel
kirkpatrick and May Hamilton and a
host of friends await their arrival with
keen interest.
Prof. and Mrs. IA. p. Boggs entertained
the students of the professors school and
a number of their friends, with picnic
at "High Bridge" on. Conneross last Sat
urday. A jolly good time was affordeu
the bright young company.
Mrs. Lee Carpenter and daughter, lit
tie Miss Nina, returned to Greenville to-
day, after visit of some weeks to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Hunter.
Miss Annie Burgess is visiting her
brother, DR.. j. II. Burgess.
Miss Minnis Kirkpatrick is in attend
ance upon commencement at Davidson
College, where she will also visit friends
and relatives.
Miss Carrie Hunter, accompanied by
Miss Remer Farmer, of Anderson, leaves
tonight for Oxford, Miss, where they
will visit Mrs. DR.. Leavell. The visit
will include commencement of the Uni
versity OF Mississippi, and also that of
Blue Mountain. Other and delightful
excursions have been planned for the
visit, which will doubtless measure up
fully to the bright anticipations of these
charming young women.
AdolphuB Duncan had very narrow
call last Sabbath when returning from an
all-day singing at Return. He was ac-
comrenied by young lady and in at
tempting to cross a swollen stream, the
buggy was capsized and the horse
drowned. Mr.. Duncan valiantly rescued
the young lady.
Leland Marett visited his father at
Westminster last Sabbath
Mrs. w. p. Reid and Miss Mary Julia
Reid visited Mrs. c. V. McCarey last
week Their friends were delighted to
welcome them to Seneca again.
The Once-a- Week Club was entertained
by Mrs. Ruskin Anderson last Thursday.
The meeting was distinctly charming,
and delicious refreshments completed the
pleasures OF a perfect afternoon.
Seneca Woman's Missionary Society
has set an example that is highly COM
mendable and worthy the consideration
of other similar organizations. At re-
cent meeting the president suggested
that the members try now plan for rails
ing funds with which to meet their obli-
cations, mainly at this time, that of for
eign missions, viz: That the members
instead of giving supper or other form
of entertainment, practice self-sacrifice
for month, or in making their oontribu-
tions to apportion the amount according
to what they would probably spend on q
hot supper. The plan worked beautifully
and neat sum has been forwarded to
the chairman of the board of foreign
missions. NJ. VS..
If you knew the value of Chamber
lain's Salve you would never wish TO be