Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-30
New Series No. volume LvIII.--No. a.
THE NEWS FROM sBNEcA. 1
Town Supplied with Good Music,
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Seneca, October 29.--Special: It
has been found necessary to post
pone the meeting OF the Civic Assoc
citation until next Tuesday night, No.
yember 9Th. The program commit
tee is preparing most excellent pro-
gram, In which is included some of
Seneca.s best talent, and a most de-
>nghtful evening is promised those
who attend. The meeting win be
held at the home OF the President.
g. w. Gignilliat.
the friends Of Rev. j. "A. Wilson
are pleased to see him in Seneca
again He Is visiting his sister, Miss
Bessie Wilson, and will go from here
to Anderson to attend the meeting of
Synod. ~
Luke w. Werner scent Sunday with
his family here leaving Monday for
Athens, where he enters his horses
for the races.
Seneca Is wonderfully we'll off In
the possession and enjoyment of
splendid music teachers. just now.
Miss JAMIE Gordon, of Anderson, is
vocal, and Mrs. II. M. McCutchen yio-
lin. These are each proficient in her
procession, and our music lovers an
ticipate hearing them frequently. A
glee club has been organized by Miss
Werner, which proves pleasing ac-
QUESTION to music circles here.
Miss Mary Cherry entertained the
Gossipers most delightfully."- last We'd
nestays afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Jenkins, of Texas.
Mrs. L.. w. Jordan is in Seneca,
the fact affording great pleasure to
her many friends here
Marshall Jordan was in Seneca last
week, joining his mother here for a
few days.
DR.. w. r. Doyle attended the fair
in Greenville, where he acted as one
of the judges at the races.
Luke w. Werner has had maryel-
lous luck with his race horses thus
far, having taken every race, save
one, this season. @
H. P. Boggs attended the fair In
Greenyille last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carpenter, of
Greenville; Major j. J.. Lewis, of
Pickens, and Frank Farmer, of An-
derson, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Hunter last Sabbath.
MT. and Mrs. j. r. Herndon spent o
few days in Groenviile last week. e
M l.. Thompson and daughters,
Kisses Maggie. and Leila, visited Mr..
end Mrs. f. s. Holleman on Monday. 4,
The opera house management did
themselves proud last week, and
gave show-goers the best show that
has ever been here. Everybody Ia
deliGhted. and would welcome the
Sweetest Girl in Dixie" again.
The opera house will again be-
opened this week, the 1st and I'D.
the Winter Stock Company being en-
gagged for these dates. Seneca ia
said to he good show town, but
Seneca knows good thing when
she sees it," so in bringing the Win
ter Stock Or mpany here the manage
ment Is en- eavoring to continue to
please our people,, and their efforts
are appreciated to that extent that
there have been full houses for the
most part this season,
DR.. and Mrs. E.A. Hines will visit
Columbia this week. The doctor Will
read a paper before the proposed
tuberculosis congress, With con-
venes there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lunney are is
the North for visit of some weeks.
We were in Greenville last week,
and attended the fir for one day,
where the elite cs the city was sup
posed to be found We had about
concluded that for sad fact the wo-
men of our country were growing
uglier Ito use an ugly word) at an
alarming rate. Upon maturer con-
sideratfon, we decided that 1t was
the new hat! Surely its like has
never been cqna.led for shape, form
or fashion. We would say, for the
benefit Of our local milliners, (possi-
bly, doubtful compliment) that Sc
Deca millinery is fully up to that we
saw In Greenville.
fire alarm was given in Seneca
on Friday night, when 1t was discov-
cred that the Seneca Mercantile
Company's store was on fire. In
closing the heavy front doors the
jar caused lighted lamp to fall
from showcase. Promptness on the
part OF the clerks in using blankets,
ETC., to smother the flames, no doubt,
averted what might have been se-
rious fire.
We read an article in late Satur-
day Evening Post entitled "The Real
American Boss" by IA Discreet
Frenchman, wherein this distinc-
tion is given to the wives of Ameri-
can women. We are not certain, but
from the tone of the article, we be-
lieve he must have met der captains
family! M. ". s..