Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-16
SENEcA..

SENECA.
Seneca, Jan. 10. --The town council
has called q citizens' meeting for Thurs
aasy s night TO settle tho sn,ioif, nlooted
Questionable park fence line. 1t is
thought BY some that "there,li be hot
time me- ~ the old town" that night. assa
mentioned in the Seneca correspondence
last weeks has been made and census
OF the town will be taken at as early dat,
as can be arranged. Bids for census
taker will be received mp to Friday night.
when the contract will be given to the
a petition is before the town council i
Townville street opened through to
town: This, Of course, will necessitate
Q railroad wagon bridge where the foot
nE.aSs se%. orSsso5 sho railroad; the
suggestion being also made that sub
way would be the most practical plan for
crossing. These, with other sigus of the
times, indicate the RESTLESS, progressiye
spirit of the place. 4
the Southern railroad was here yester-
day and talked tosonie OF our citizens
about the new depot, our mayor among
them. The travelling public will be Glad
TO learn that the depot is Ia certainty, the
superintendent having spoken freely and
unreservedly about the matter.
tho quarterly meeting of the Library
Association will be held on next Friday
at the residence of Mrs William IIowery.
The following delightful program viii
be rendered:
Instrumental solo---Miss Carrie Hun
ter. .3.sle X Il
Vocal solo--Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick,
Reading--Mrs. e. A. Hines.
Vocal solo-Good Night, Little Girl,
Good Night-W. A. Gardner
Vocal solo--Somebody's Waiting For
You-Miss May Hamilton,
Literary address--Dr. &C. Doyle.
Vocal solo-If Bn,lt u World for You
Mics Bug Norris. 5ls9,7'
!. Chorus--Messrs Cbilders, Gardner,
Gregory, Holland and Jones.
g.; *: Dendy, Jr., with his brother,
y. 4. Dendy. OF Hartwell, will open q
general merchandise establishment here
IN the very near future. This will be-
pleasant news TO Mr. Dendy's numerous
friends here and In the county, who will
DC glad to know that he is q permanenoy.
A year ago, whom Mr.. Dendy withdrew
from the firm Hunter, Dendy q Co. his
friends were apprehensive that he might
leave Seneca, but now that he has de-
termined to locate hero, we bespeak the
sentiment of a community in expressing
nearly wishes for his success. Mr.
sitiops to any community, taking. as thew
always do, 9 lively interest in church
and socini affairs and indeed everything
that tends TO tho advancement Of The
place. And to the Junior member of the
frm we extend Ia advance welcome to
Seneca in behalf of our citizens.
AT meeting OF the executive commit
zee lof the Civic Improvement Associa- ,
ton, held with the president ON last
Friday afternoon, twas decided to hold
the next semi-anDual meeting on the
llth OF February, at the home Of the
president. Besides an interesting pro-
gram OF papers bearing upon the work,
interspersed with music, there will be
important business before the associa-
ton. Among other business matters,
am endments will be. offered to the con-
terially benefit the workings of the asso-
citation. A full enthusiastic meeting is
confidently expected.
The meeting Of the Once-a-Week Club
was held with Miss Bessie u. Peatroaa
last week at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
The Gosipers met with Miss Margie
Holland and delightful program was
furnished by the hostess. Anagrams was
E''.yNNt ~ 100 = O6piOrb IuahluR INC lafR6Bb
SCORE and winning the prize, a dainty
cup and saucsr, o duplicate of which was
presented the guest OF honor. Miss Ethel
Benson, of Hartwell. A delicious salad
course was served.
Eugene Hopkins visited his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. John Hopkins, last Sunday.
Ihe Baptist denomination has decided
TO hold the mid-week prayer meeting In
the afternoon instead of at night as here
t0f0ra- tha hnnx
O'Clock.
Miss Emma Stribling is in Seneca again,
Mrs. j. A. Brook leaves to-day for o
visit of several weeks to Florida.
lt Is impossible to express the regret
that the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j.
Gignilliat experience over their departure
for Anderson. They had hoped that
something would occur to induce them
to change their plans and continue living
here, but Mr.. Gignilliat determines that,
from a business standpoint, it ia to his
interest to leave, and their friends are
forced to accept the inevitable. They
are moving this week to Anderson,
where Mr.. Gignilliat has opened sue
cessful business, in connection with
which he will hold the position of bag
gage master at the Blue Ridge depot.
Their friends here wish for them every
thing that temporal prosperity can bring,
assuring the good Anderson people that
Seneca realizes to the fullest that her
loss will indeed prove Anderson's great
gain. M.y.s,
TO CURE A COLD In ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails to
cure. K. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 2b cents.