Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-06-12
SENECA.

FrS~~Sy " Aeih 0bN hSo WO0thOAs
Now that the school boys and girls are
at home and the Summer swallows'' are
on the wing, Seneca, with other towns,
Is enjoying the bright conditions incident
thereto. Following are the names of
some OF these: -
Miss Sue Gignilliat is at home from
the College for Women.
Miss Rubie Harper is graduate from
Limestone and is at home again.
Wales Lowry IL at home for the vaca-
tion, having attended Clemson last year.
Charles Holland and Hal Todd, David
son College students, arc also at homr.
The former will fll position In Atlanta
during bis vacation.
Miss Hazel Rush is tho accomplished
visitor of her auut. Mrs. 7. NJ. Mo.
Cutchen.
Mrs. NJ. W. Coleman isin Seneca and
is with Mrs. j. w. >tribling. Mrs. Cole
mans friends are always pleased to have
her here.
Little Miss Nan Osborne, of Anderson,
is also with mis-. Stribliug.
Miss Mary Cherry left Monday for New
York, where she will join party and sail
on the 18th for three months visit
abroad.
Miss Ellita Cary, of ,Greenville, who is
u delightful acquisition to the young
society set, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. G. X. Livingston.
Charles and Miss Linda Belle Werner
were among the out of town guests at
Miss Verna Stribling's party last even
ing.
Mrs. Lee Carpenter and daughter, and
Miss Mary Mauldin, of Greenville, are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
s. Hunter.
Judge ] j. Lewis, of Pickens, is,also
visiting his daughter, Mrs. w. S. Hunter,
whose friends are always glad to see him
looking we'll.
Charles Harper returned to Atlanta
Monday after few days visit to his pa
rents here.
Mrs. A. 81. Mowry, of Ch :leston, is in
Seneca for month and is stopping with
Prof. and Mrs. H. P. Boggs. She is Wis
iting her son, Edward, who is student
in the Boggs school.
Miss Lucille Hamilton is spending this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl B. Smith in
Westminster.
Miss Julia Holt, of Davidson College,
who has been with her sister, Mrs. M. r.
Kirkpatrick, for week, will return to
| her home tomorrow.
Misses Margie and Jeanette Holland
left Saturday afternoon for Greenwood,
where they Joined the Journals Exposi-
ton train and are now enjoying the great
show. %. s.
The many friends here of DR.. Win. G.
Neville were shocked to learn of his sud-
den death last week. What q striking
verification of the fact that "death loves
shining mark"
Seneca received as permn nent citizens
three new families last week. They are
j. N. Herndon and family, who are In the
81. j. Gignilliat house, Mr.. Herndon be.
ing connected as secretary. with the Sc.
neca Cotton Mill; Give Folger and
family who are 10 the Mattison house on
Fair Play street, and w. H. Ellis and
family, who occupy rooms in the Keowee
Hotel. The two last named have posi-
lions with the Southern Railroad here
We extend hearty right hand of fellow.
ship to these good people in behalf of all
Seneca.
Mrs. B. F. Sloan has bought the vacan,
lot from w. S. Hunter, adjoining his
residence, and will begin tie cotton OF
a residence thereon at once. C. N. Gig.
nilliat has the contract and will push the
work through to completion.
Miss Maude Hopkins friends are glad
to have her home again after long visit
to friends in North Carolina,
| OF all the 30. called advance in prices
OF things, sundry and otherwise, there is
nothing which seems SO perfectly hard
as the rise in the price of spool thread
Think of 1t, six cents straight. We'd
like some of the older citizens to tell us
whether thread ever sold for more than
the regular price of cents Deforep Ger.
tainly not in our memory.
Hon. Charles B. Werner, of Tuskaloosa,
Ala, will visit his mother and other rela.
tives in Oconee in July.
On next Sunday evening there will be
preaching in all the churches in town.
The appointments will be as usual in the
Methodist, Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches, but the pastor of the Baptist
church has arranged to preach in Seneca
the first and third Sabbath evenings,
giving the second and fourth to his An.
derson church, thereby holding service
In 6oth churches every Sunday.
We were told long ago that when the