Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-09
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Social Meeting at baptist Church,
Millinery Openings. ~

hailinery Openings.
Seneca, October s. Especial. Prof.
ID. +. Nicholson has bought vacant
lot from u. p. Earle, on Fair Play
street, and Will erect "a dwelling
Sam Sherrard has moved into his
new cottage home on Fair Play
street. 4.Ff y - ~ W. Z
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLees are
in Seneca. Mr.. ,McLees is superin-
tending the grading on Walnut street
for,J. j. Ballenger.
A delightful meeting Of the Once-
a-Week Club was held with Mrs. e..
A. Hines last week.
{Apropos of the fact that Seneca is
to have her usual share OF autumn
weddings, our up-to-date jcweler,
y. a. Brock, has taken "time by the
forelock," and laid in a handsome
supply of goods suitable for wedding
gifts. His beautiful store is aglow
with silver, cut glass, china and jew
elry, in fact, everything to make the
heart of the bride-to-be glad. Mr..
Brooks success n this line is phe-
nomenal, and it is treat to visit his
attractive store
We would like to know what is
become Of the Gossipers? Wo take
their silence to be ominous #
.li The social meeting at the Baptist
church last Tuesday afternoon was d
pronounced success from every point
OF view. The reports made by the
deacons must have been most graft
flying, and the social feature is bound
to bring most satisfying results
There was a large attendance, includ-
Ing the members Of the church, the
Sunday school and few invited
guests. Refreshments, in bountiful
supply, were served on the lawn, and
In this, as well as a cordiaE hand
shaking and heart to heart inter-
course, the Baptists did themselves
proud. AS an initiative, the meeting
was most successful, and the yearly
social gathering will doubtless re-
ceive the hearty support and co-ope-
ration of the members of the denomi-
nation. Il
The millinery openings last week
drew large numbers of feminine ad-
mirers, who were certainly heard to
exclaim in conventional popular ex-
pressions, gorgeous, exquisite,
grand" etc. Truly they cannot be
said to be pretty, or even lovely,
their dimensions being such as to
place them properly in the aforesaid
extravagent category. ~
On, account of the. continued ILL
ness Of Miss Wall, w. d. Holland's g
milliner, his opening was postponed
until this week. e.
A characteristic instance of the
cordiality of the BaptistA brethren at
their social meeting last week was
seen in the brother who shook hands
with his own family. 1t was. said
that he was wound up and couldn' t
stop till the limit was reached.
Mrs. w. D. Hollands friends re-
gret her continued indisposition at
her home here.
Little Miss Tylhian Burgess Is on
the sick list this week. Her friends
hope to zee her out again soon.
w. II. Cary, who is buying cotton
at Central this season, spent Sunday
with his family here. $a@ :,
Miss Emma Stribling leaves on
Wednesday for a few weeks visit to
Walhalla. Ht.'E 5%Er15fE
William McWhorter, the son of
John L. McWhorter, is sick from q
mild attack of diphtheria. The lit
tie fellow is doing nicely, and with
the use of antitoxine, the disease ia
stripped of its former dred and hor-
ror, md is treated successfully now
adays. q ~ M. ". s.
n. . .