Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
G. w. & j. L. BAUKNIGHT.
SENECA.

Seneca, Jan. 1.--Happy New Year tc
! the readers of The Courier. S..l
Seneca Chapter, No. 13. Order Eastern
Star, will meet at the Masonic Hall on
next Thursday afternoon, Sd instant. A
/, full meeting ,is earnestly desired.
Eugene Lewis, now of Greenville,
spent last Wednesday with his friends
and relatives here. g
Mazyck Smith, of Newry, ia now as
sistant cashier at the Citizens Bank.
Miss Olivia Bacon left last mcek for
Marietta, whore she will spend few
weeks visiting, and will therca:ter re-
| turn to S,neca ss.s2 = > :,
/ Misses Lila and Lise Stribling, OF Pen.
dleton, spent few days last week with
Miss Lulu Gignilliat. VI
Tom Bolt and Frank Osborne, of An
derson, were visitors to Seneca during
the holidays.
Miss Emily Bac.n, of valdosta, Ga, is
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Bacon fora visit
of some length.ai
Master Wales Lowery, who spent
Xmas with his homefolks here, visited
Westminster last week.
The Farm and Factory accused Mr..
BoRgs of running q ''show" in his side
gard In connection with his school. Mr..
Boggs says "all right" He hopes to
show some young men who carry them.
selves erect, heads up and shoulders
| Of life-mental and physical-.who move
with energy, stepping along with vigor
and elaatioity--the class of young men
that does not require rubber heels TO
avoid undue noise In walking. II Ia wor-
thy of note that this 'breRthink 4 exercfse
made cigarette smokers giddy, to some
extent sick, and two decided TO quit a
habit that had such an effect " sD. q ,g I
Miss Louise Miller, of Chicora, spent d
night last week In Seneca With her bro.
| ther, Clarence Miller, on her way to her
home In Georgia for the holidays. ~
Miss Ethel Benson, of Hartwell, is the
attractive guest of Mrs. j. III. Adams. .
Mrs. Annie Wade spent Xmas with her
sister, Mrs. w. M. Propst. ~
Misses Margie and Jeanette Holland
returned last Saturday from Atlanta,
where they spent the holidays.
Mrs. @. X. Livingston is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Frank Martin, of Green
Vile, and Mrs. John G. Cary, of Lock-
hart, during the holidays.
Miss Bug Norris is with her homefolks
during the holidays.
Ogifyie and Hal Todd were with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Todd, for
Mrs. J, p. McCarey, of walhalla, spent
last Friday with Mrs. j. e. Sitton.
Miss Sarah Anderson, of Westminster,
spent Friday night with Mrs. w. NJ.
Neill. .Nt tf
Major and Mrs. b. r. Sloan spent seye-
raj days of last week In Greenville.
Mrs. Thompson, of Augusta, and Mrs.
Manigault, of Charleston, are with Mrs.
Leland Meyett. '
The friSl ds of Mrs. Mary Clarkson are
glad to see her ont again after a long,
painful illness.
Seneca's social calendar was full to
Oyerflowing for the entire week. There
were dinipgs galore, and social gathss.
sngs for every evening OF the week.
On Xmas eve little Miss Alice Neill
gave Christmas tea party, at which o
number of her little friends gathered to
herald old Santa'e coming. A beautiful
tree, with nyriads of candles, and bright
decorations, held gifts of every imagfna-
BILE sort for the happy little guests, and
armfnlB Of delicious candies and fruits
also delighted the hearts of the bright
company. 8
The following letter mas been received
by w. ~. Neill, depot agent here, which
Mr.. Neill desires shall be noted by tho
travelling public, inasmuch az there will
be considerable changes In the schedule
of passenger trains and also new trains
put on:
| Greenville, s. O., Dec. "a, '06.
All Agents: Piece post notice to
| the public that We will change time
table, effective January 9Th. There