Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-05-29
SENECA.

Seneca, May 2S.-The Ladies' Aid and
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet with Mrs. G. V. Nc
Carey at its next meeting, which will be
on Monday afternoon after the first Sun
day. Mrs. McCarey has invited the
Richland and Walhalla societies to meet
with the Seneca society, and the occa-
sion will be one of great interest. The
interchange of plans of work will be of
mutual benefit, and as social gather
ing the meeting will be highly enjoyable
We are requested to state that after
the first day of June the town treasurer's
books will be closed and those who have
not paid taxes and licenses will abide by
this fact, as after this date the penalty
will duly attach in cases of delinquency.
The pavement in front of tho stores on
the business block is being torn up and
relaid, as the work had proved unsatis-
factory. Mr.. Haas, who did the work,
is here and will make the job satisfac-
tory.
The Seneca Graded schools close this
week. There will be no public exer-
cises to mark the close of the years
! work, but teachers in the various grades
have arranged to give the pupils picnics,
4 which will be in full blast the latter part
of the week.
KS Rev. George Judd has been In Seneca
since Saturday, having come to fill Rev.
@. s. Blackburn's appointment at the
Baptist church an last Sabbath. Mr..
Blackburn is detained in Richmond,
where he has been in attendance upon
the Baptist convention, on account Of
sickness. His friends here hope to have
him among them again soon in tie full
vigor of health. ..
Miss Bessie L. Peatross leaves to-day
for her home in Virginia. Miss Peat
ross has taught in Seneca two years and
is deservedly popular, both as teacher
and in society and church circles. AS a
refined, intelligent woman, she Is ad-
mired by all who know her, and it will
S.be source of regret to her friends here
gto know that she will not return to
Seneca next year.
w. II. Carey has sold his residence in
Seneca and has bought the farm near
4 West Union, known as the Gregg place.
We hope this fact will not necessitate
his removal from Seneca, as she can i'll
afford the loss Of such good people.
Misses Minnis and Ethel Kirkpatrick
are at Davidson College, where they will
attend commencement. From there Miss
Minis will visit other points before re-
turning to Seneca
Mrs. j. w. Stri5ling spent Monday in
Anderson.
Madams S. Bleckley and VIM. Laugh
lin, Of Anderson, spent last Saturday in
Seneca as guests of Mrs. j. w. Stribling.
Miss Silvia Moorhead, who has been
the interesting young visitor in the family
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Carey, returns to
s her home in Lockhart to-day.
This baby show, which is to be given
by the ladies of the Episcopal church,
will be on Wednesday afternoon of this
i week In the lawn of the Episcopal church.
"A great time is anticipated, there being
a large number of babies ready for en-
trance. Refreshments will be served.
In keeping with his usual broad minded,
big. hearted-ness, Seneoa's popular physi-
clan, DR.. +. A. Hines, has offered one of
the prizes at the baby show. 1t Ia said
that DR.. Cry has also offered ono. We
h made inquiry as to who he is and
find he Is not.
Miss Carrie Hunter, whose friends are
impatient over her continued absence,
! will be glad to know that she will re-
turn to Seneca this week.