Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-12-19
SENECA.

H.
day until Christmas!
The homecoming of our school boys
and girls is being anticipated by their
friends and loved ones. the pleasure Of
which always adds materially to the
brightness of the holidays.
Mics Sue G;;Eniiiiat viii arrive on Fri
day from the College for Women, to be
with her parents and friends through the
holidays.
Miss Rubie Harper will arrive on
Thursday from Limestone.
Wales Lowry, who Is at Clemson Col
lege, will spend Christmas with his home
folks here.
Julius Edwards is at home for the holi-
days.
Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick reached homo
yesterday after prolonged and delight
full visit to Davidson College.
Mrs. w. A. Holland, Misses Margie,
Jeanette and Lillian Holland will spend
the holidays in Atlanta with Mr. Holland.
George Holland, who has been at Da-
wilson College this year, will join his
hoinefolks in Atlanta for the holidays.
Misses Annie and Matte Hoke will
spend Christmas with their relatives i'm
Atlanta.
The graded school will close on Friday,
December 2lst, for the holidays, and will
resume work on Monday, December 31st.
| Miss Barrett, the efficient principal of
the school, will spend Christmas with her
homefolks in Atheps.
Mrs. #. l.. Sitton and John Sitton were
in Seneca last week, and the friends of
the latter were pleased TO know that his
health is steadily Improving.
Miss Virginia Norris joined par1yf
from Clemson and attended the Sohn man
Heink concert at Converse last week.
Mrs. L. S. StribliDg spent last Sabbath
in Seneca, attending divine services at
the Presbyterian church.
A good congregation heard the new
Methodist minister, Rev. g. l.. Mccain,
last Sabbath and were much pleased with
him.. Mr.. and Mrs, MCCAIN will OCCUPY
roomL in Miss Bessie Wilson's house.
| Will Livingston is in Seneca. His
many friends are always pleased to meet
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Stribling will
spend the holidays with their relatives in
Helena, Ga. -
AT a citizens meeting last night, for
the purpose of nominating Mayor, j.
E. Sitton was nominated, and the elec-
tion, which was set for today, is now In
progress. ite choice of Mr.. Sitton was
a wise one and one that will prove uni
versally popular. Being man of sober,
steady habits and possessing, as he does,
leyel-headed business qualities, he will
doubtless till the Office worthily.
Mrs. Mary C!hrkson's friends are
pleased to know that she is copvalescent
from long, tedious attack of grip.
Eugene Lewis's friends are delighted
to know that he will be among them for
the holidays.
Mrs. K. p. Werner is in Seneca again,
after visit of some weeks to the coun-
try.
Mrs. Harry j. Gignilliat is ip Ander-
son to- day.
The States Christmas edition, which
was issued last Sunday, is distinct
credit to its management, covering, as 1T
does, 60 pages of the very best reading
AA"sVoit oOsAiusS uPoh chO Shoob cOotiNdis
A. number of delightful stories on hafo'
de war times are given, among them one
from the inimitable James Bacon. In
fact 1t is worth almost the subscription
price to the paper to get the weekly let
ters from Col. Bacon, who is regular
correspondent from Edgefield.
"The Invincibles," brand new set,
composed of chosen few of Seneca's
'noblest and BEST" met with Mrs. G. ".
McCarey on last Thursday evening.
Christmas promises to be quiet in So
cial circles here. There will, however,
be a number of small affairs and also the
usual number of select family dinings.
The opera house remains closed and
there Is no promise of any large social
functions
The boom of the Christmas gun is al
ready heard, and the yearly visit of Santa
is heralded by the coming in and going
out of many mysterious packages. Even
, now ye correspondent is made happy
over the early, generous manifestations
of good will from the old Saint himself.
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