Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-30
SENECA.

are Interested In civic affairs will remem-
Der the meeting of the Civic Improve
ment Association, to be held on the 11tb
of February. Aninteresting program ia
being planned which will be given In full
next week. The meeting will be held
with the president, Mrs. e. A. Hines,
who is untiring in her efforts to make it
attractive.
We are pleased to be able to say that
the condition Of Mrs. M. M. Carey, which
has been such as to alarm the family, is
greatly improved.
The relatives and friends of Gen. j. s.
Werner, who has been desperately ill
from pneumonia, are greatly relieved to
hear of Improvement in his condition..
1t is thought that in a few days he will
be out of danger, provided the conditions
remain favorable.
| Luke w. Werner is in Columbia.
Mrs. MoMaster, of Columbia, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. G. s. Blackburn.
Mrs. M. w. Colemsn's numerous
friends here are enjoying visit from her
to Seneca.
Mrs. VIM. Neill was hostess to number
of her friends at handsome dining ON
last Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for twelve and the affair was replete
with charm and perfect appointment, the
elegant repast being served in courses.
The woodman is doing thriving busi-
ness now with the mercury lowering near
the bottom.
The friends of Mrs. d. X. Norris and
her charming daughters, Misses Bessie,
| Virginia and Bug, are regretting their
removal from Seneca. Mrs. Norris and
Miss Norris leave here to make their
home in Greenville, and Misses Virginia
and Bug being in New York for the rest
of the winter.
Master Willie Werner suffered the mis-
! fortune to out off two of his fingers on
Sunday last while using sharp knife.
Only small part of the fingers, however,
were taken, one of which was replaced, !,
thus making Disagreement slight. ~.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. T. s..
Stribling ia better, after an illness ap-
preaching pneumonia, causing alarm to
his parents and their friends.
| The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. i. e. Hop
kips, who was quite i'll on Sabbath last,
suffering intensely, is better and it is
thought will soon be we'll again.
Misses Stella Fncannon and Maude
Hopkins are visiting in Walhalla.
The friends of Clarence Miller are GU
rious to know what inducement could
have drawn him to Anderson last Sab
bath.
The meeting of the Once. a. Week Club
last week with Mrs. VIM. Lowry was a
delightful one, the delicious and elaborate
menu adding materially to the pleasure
of the occasion.
Mrs. Mary MCGEE is in Townville visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Sallie Hunt
Miss Bessie Wilson left. last week for
Ninety Six, where she visits her brother,
Rev. Sam Wilson, and family.
The members of the Baptist denomina-
tion pounded their pastorin mercilessly
merciful manner last Saturday, the effects
of which are liable to keep the good man
Ia for days to comel What could have
been more opportune this cold, cold
weather.
Miss Olivia Bacon arrived in Seneca
last Saturday and will be with her pa
rents here until after her marriage, which
will occur on February the fifth. She
has boon the recipient OF many delightful
attentions recently in Marietta, where
size numbers her friends by the score.
The wedding will be a large one, the in
Vitations extending over long list of
relatives and friends. Elaborate prepara-
tions are being made for the nuptials,
which will concentrate the interest of 30
many friends and loved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore entertained
a large company of Seneca society folks
last Tusday evening in honor of their
cousin, Miss Jessie Wardlaw, of Arizona.
The following interesting account is
taken from the tlanta Journal: "One
of the most elab0 ate social events of the
season was that ;iven by Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Moore in compliment to Miss Jessie
Wardlaw, of Stafford, Arizona. The
hours were from until 12 O'clock. The
parlors were beautifully decorated, the
color effect being purple. Each guest
wore bouquets of violets. The gentlemen
selected cards bearing the name of the
lady to be escorted either to the Spring
the booth of the fortune teller, or re-
freshment table. The cards were of
heart design, decorated with violeta
bearing appropriate poetry. The couples,
| Wise EnuneaI from tho Snufb