Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-08-21
WHAT'S DOING Ar SENECA.
Col. Mason, OF Charlotte, Improving.
Matters in General About Town.

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Seneca. August 20.- Special: B.
L. Lowery left on Monday for Okla
homa, where he goes to look after
business interests.
Rev. r. M. Kirkpatrick will return
the latter part of this week from
clayton, where he has heen snend!sSS
/ MS vacation. ~ 9.esss s,.,--,l :,
Miss Eloise Sloan, ,of Greenyille.
who IS pleasantly remembered by
many friends here, visited Mrs. II. e.
Stribiing last week. @t&
Miss Mary Werner returned yester-
day from Brevard, and will visit rel
atives here and elsewhere before re-
turning to her home in Alabama.
Miss Esther Cary returned from
Pickens last Friday. She was accom-
Cary. ~.
The headquarters of the Postal
Telegraph Company are being moved
this week from the Doyle building to
the supervision of Joseph Sherrard.
w. o. Hamilton and family en-
1oyed weeks camping expedition to
the mountains, returning the latter
part of last week
Misses Sara Neill and Mary Brock
man, who have been visiting Mrs. VIM.
Neill. returned to Greenville Monday.
Mesdames j. w. Byrd and James
Thompson are spending a week with
friends near Townville. An insane
jealousy forbids us wishing them a
joyous time of it.
Seneca's water and light commits
sion have finished their work, the
former being left to the copious hand
of the clements, the latter a compro
mise on kerosene street lamps at each
corner. We are happy in the con-
clusion that as we can't "get pud-
din we will take pie"
The continual passing to and fro of
our capitalists and land agents proves
the unrest occasioned by Seneca's
continued boom.
We have received repeated requests
to urge the establishment of family
laundry In Seneca. There is no lack
OF location, and certainly no doubt
as to the need, SO let some of our
business men who are awake to SEN
eca's real needs furnish, the proper
spirit, and we will have the laundry.
Certainly our house-keepers, haves
never suffered the Inconvenience of
poor work and high prices that they
have felt this summer, and the rem
ledy must come sooner or later. "
Mrs. w. 8. Hunter and daughter,
| Miss Annie, are In Seneca again,
after visit OF, two weeks at Glenn's.
Some changes in residence are in
progress here, brought about by bust
ness and other changes.
Mrs. w. j.. Lunney was called to
Charlotte hst week on account of the
accident to her father, Col. r. e.
Mason. Col Mason's friends, how
ever, will be glad to learn that the
accident is not as serious as was at
first feared. In drive with some
friends the horses took fright and
ran, throwing Col. Mason out, and it
was thought that his leg was broken
In two places. Later news is that
only ligament in the ankle is sew
cred, and his recovery will be more
rapid than was anticipated.
| Capt. and Mrs. H. f. Alexander
spent last Sabbath with relatives In
the country.
Clarence Miller is at his post with
w. j. Lunney, druggist, after a vaca-
tion of two weeks.
The friends and relatives Of the
family will be panied to learn of the
illness of little Miss Dorothy Mason,
the second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mason, at Charlotte. The
The handsome new turnout Of w.
II. Carey's Is the envy of all his
neighbors, who continue to be walk
ers, but who console themselves with
the thought that the next best thing
to owning horse is having q neigh
Dor who does.
Senecas lawns are beautiful with
fresh dresses Of green occasioned by
the continuous rains.
Mrs. VIM. Neill's party last Tues
day evening, given In honor Of her
attractive young visitors, Misses Sara
INeill, Of Greenville, Mary Brockman,
of Birmingham, and Mary Wallace,
IOf Lynchburg, was a distinctly sue
cessful and enjoyable affair. The COM
pany, selected from the younger soci.
ETY. set, was a large one, but the
broad piazZas, used with the recep-
tion hall and parlor, afforded ample
space for the comfortable entertain
ment cf the bright young guests. The
special feature of the entertainment
was the observation contest, which
was afforded by placing large num-
ber of articles on table and allowing
the guests to walk around the table,
and Immediately write from memory
the names of the articles seen. The
contest narrowed to three, Misses
Nan Osborne, Verna Stribling and AL
Thompson, draw giving the prize,
q handsome box of Nunnally's candy,
to the latter. Late in the evening
delicious ices and small cakes were
served
Miss verna StribIing entertained
The No Name Club on Saturday af-
Iternoon last. Music and social chat,