Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-09-04
NEWS FROM SENECA.
Matters of Local Interest to Home
People and Others.


Seneca. September 3.-Special:
Seneca is in the midst of the longest
drought of the season. There are In
dtcations OF rain to-day, however.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.. Aiexs D der left
last Friday for the exposition.
L. A. Edwards is also at James
town. II.
Frances Adams and Harry Bryan
are members of the above party to
the exposition. 89ti *
Ruskin Anderson is in the North
buying his fall stock OF goods. VI
IL Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. gNimmons leave
on Thursday for VISIT to the expo
sition and to Baltimore.
Miss Floride Care! who has been
the attractive visitor to Miss Esther
Carey, returned to her home in Pick
ems on Saturday. III
Prof. HI. p. Boggs' family have
moved into his cottage home, and his
former residence, near the Episcopal
church, is underboing repairs, an adj
dition Of paint adding greatly TO its
appearance.
The Misses Carver have moved into
their pretty new home.
Singleton Werner, of Selma, Ala,
is on visit to his father, R. s. ver-
ner, and was in Seneca yesterday.
Charles Patton, of Brevard, N. c.,
is also visiting r. S. Werner.
The Merry Co Round" is a popu-
larinstitution in Seneca just now.
Mrs. w. Q. Hamilton and Miss
Eleanor Richardson. returned last
Saturday from the exposition and an
extensive tour North.
Mrs. NJ. W.SygColeman's friends are
pleased to see her In Seneca again.
She is with Mrs. j.. w. Stribling.
A large party OF Seneca young peo-
pie attended the dance at Richland
last Wednesday evening.
In the fight over the proposed sale
Of the public square here, the telc
phone hubbub has dwindled into lA-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Daniel will re-
turn to their home in Marietta, Ca,
on Thursday, the former having suf-
ficiently recovered from a spell of
typhoid fever to travel, he having
been sick for two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Bacon.
Mrs. Lester Hawkins returned yes
terday from visit to Central.
1t is said Seneca will have a new
mercantile firm this fall, one Of the
new brick store rooms having been
rented to an Alabama firm.
At the regular prayer service at
the Presbyterian church on Wednes-
day evening preparatory services for
the quarterly communion will begin
and continue through Thursday and
Friday evenings and Saturday morn
ing.
The recent acton of the town couI-
Gil as regards the proposed cutting
up Of the square into lots reminds us
of the old woman we heard Talmage
tell about once, who, at big revival,
arose and cried out that she had
"come to the pint when she had to
do somethin' or bust her biler." We
are Of the opinion that the council
will do both If it isn't careful.
Prof. H. P. Boggs will not open his
school for boys this year, but will
give his time entirely to the news
paper business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mills are enter
tair'ng lusty young gentleman at
their home here, who arrived on last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd TRIMMER are
also being congratulated upon the
advent of little stranger at their
home.
Seneca music loving people are re-
joicing over the prospect of a teach
er of vocal music for the winter.
Miss Annie Werner, of Walhalla, has
consented to take a class, which is
safe guarantee of It's success.
Seneca boarding houses were never
fuller than at present, and there
were never more boarding houses
open here than at the present.
s M. v. s.
A Humane Appeal.
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