Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-06-05
SENECA.

aysst Va uto u0htuy WHICH OCCuTE6u5 aC utb
home in Elberton, Ga on last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Auld was a nephew of Mrs. l..
B. Johnaon, of walhalla, aud Mrs, j. b.
Pickett. of Richland, and married Miss
Lizzie Werner, of this county, some years
ago, and has, therefore, wide competition
of friends: and kindred who win be
grieved TO know Of his nntinisly death.
JohnN. HerDdnn, the secretsry of the
Seneca Cotton Mill. who succeeds Mar
shall Jordan, is moving his family to Se-
neoa and will occupy the 81. J. Gignilliat
house. We exterd hearty welcome to
them.
r. D.. Nell ia visiting, it i'd said, his
homefolks near Brevard, N. O., for q
week or ten days.
Hal Todd IL with his homefolks for the
SUMMER vacation, after attending the
phst session at the Presbyterian College
OF S"uth Carolina at Clineon.
Miss Ethel kirkpatrick is at homo
again and is accompanied by Miss Julia
Holt, of Davidson College, who will visit
her sister, Mrs. M. r.. Kirkpatrick. @
MMrs. 7. nd. McCutcben has with her
her sister who will be with her for some
weeks.
The baby show, given by the ladies of
the Episcopal church, was q pronounced
success. A large number of beautiful
children were entered, and were voted
for by paid ballot, thus obviating the
painful necessity of decision by picked
judges. The following children were
awarded prizes: Annie Harper, Warren
Gignilliat, Edgar Hines, Jr., and Sue
Alice Lawrence, from classes 1, 2, 8 and
4respeotively. A neat sum was realized
from the entertainment.
The Children's Day exercises for for
eign missions, at the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath, were most interesting, be-
ing held at the hour for the regular
morning service.
Mrs. Mary MCGEE and Mrs. Sallie
Hunt are visiting relatives in Westmin-
ster.
Mrs. Frank Martin and children, of
Greepville, are visiting Mrs. G. K. Liv-
ingston.
A bright party of the younger society
set are pionicking at Coleman's mill to-
day. Mesdames w. j. Lunney and Lii
lie Tribble are the ohaperons.
A number of Seneca gardens are yield
ing beans and other seasonable vegeta-
bles, the late splendid rains coming just
when needed for their maturity.
Louis II. Cary is in Seneca, and acted
as umpire in the ball game yesterday be-
tween Westminster and Seneca. The
game resulted in q score of 10 to 8 in
favor of Westminster.
David McClanahan, OF Retreat, was In
Seneca yesterday and witnessed the ball
game. He was accompanied by his sis
ter, Miss Kate McClanahah.
Housekeepers who have been antioi-
pating the inconveniences incident to a
short fruit crop, and who have been told
that the never-fail blackberry crop was
likewise failure. are glad to know that
the latter is mistake and that there
will be good crop of this reliable old
standby.
The numerous friends of Misses Mar
gle and Jeanette Holland, two popular
Seneca girls, will be gratified to learn
that they will bv among the Journals
guests to the exposition. The honor Is
most deservedly placed, and Seneca is
proud of the fact that she gives two sue
cessful contestants in the 'lrge number
which will 90 from the Southern States
as guests of Atlanta's great paper.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary Society with Mrs. G. V. Nc
Carey Monday afternoon, was a most de-
lightful one, there being, besides the
members, a large number of visitors pres
ont. The Riohland Society was invited
and sent splendid delegation, these
with invited guests from town, with the
members of the Seneca Society, filling
the large apartments. The lower floor
Of Mrs. McCarey's beautiful homo was
thrown together, the reception hall and
parlor being used for the business part
of the program. Numbers of vases of
roses adorned the mantels, tables, etc.,
while the dining room adjoining was
beautiful in lavish decorations of native
daisies. The large dining table held a
center mirror decoration, the outlines of
which we're defined by bank of daisies,
. broad band of the same dainty flower
bordering the table Vases of daisies
we're used aboat the room attractively,
the whole harmonizing delightfully."- with |
the handsome room, the color tone of
which is green. The business meeting
was conducted easily and gracefully by
Mrs. w. s. Hunter, who announced the