Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-07-10
wALHALIA, SOUTH CAROLINA, JULY 10, 1907

"Es' "A. n. MoWry returned 10 her
homo in Charleston yesterday, after a
months visit in Seneca.
+ J. II. Sigh, Of Red Hill, Ga, the aged
father-in.law, Hon. and Mrs. s. Y. Strib-
ling, j. Paul Stribiing and wife aud Miss
Nina Striblipg, of Roswell. Ca, were In
Seneca yesterday to attend the funeral
services Of Mrs. M. E. Sigh.
Mrs. o. Ramsay Doyle, Mrs. j. r.
Falls, Mrs. n, j. Gignilliat and Mrs. w.
r. Shelor were other friends who were
here upon tho same sad mission.
w. M. Propst is reported on the siok
list this week.
A. p. Brown visited his family at TIA.
massee last week, spending the fourth
there.
Mrs. j. @. Cary and son, whjtner,
are with Mrs. G. X. Livingston. Mr..
Cary has been at the bedside of his
mother for some days.
j. p. Gary. of the Piokens bar, is also
constantly at his mothers bedside.
Mrs. II. w. MCGEE, Mrs. Mamie Scott
and young son, of Atlanta, and Miss
Clara Hunt of Townville, are visitors In
the family of MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S Werner, of the
county, were in Seneca yesterday.
The last meeting of the Once-a- Week
Club, which was held with Mrs. e. A.
Hines, the election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Mrs E. A. Hines
vice president, Mrs. e. p. Earle, Jr.,
secretary, Mrs. j. II. Adams; treasurer,
Mrs. w. A. Lowry. A
; The Seneca Lodge, X. of p, is arrang-
ing to give banquet in the near future,
which, as is usual with the order, will be
an elaborate and highly enjoyable affair.
The exact date is not yet decided upon.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
OF visit to the Seneca Ice Factory one
day recently. The first impression which
is made upon entering is the perfect
order and neatness throughout the estab-
lishment. SO careful, indeed, are the
management for the perfect neatness OF
the establishments, that one is reminded
occasionally by conspicuous suggestions
tofWipe your feet" There is not sus-
picion of anything that could offend the
eye of tha most exacting, and there are
no corners In the concern to hasbor
trash or refuse, and from the front door
of the big waroroom to the basement,
where the beautifully polished engine ia
Kept, everything is kept 'decently and In
order" We were shown through by
Whit X. Livingston, the proprietor, and
Clinton Striblipg, the, book keeper of the
concern, both of them too well known
for their courtesy and perfect gentle
manly department to need further com.
mendation here. Indeed it is said OF
Whit Livingston that che keeps open
house, and even II the front door ia
closed, the latch string is left outside" +"
We regret to chronicle the illness here
of j. j. Daniel, of Marietta, Ca, who
came, on last Saturday night, to visit his
wife here, who was formerly Miss Olivia
Bacon, and who was on months visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Ba-
con. Mr. Daniel was taken sick al
church on Sunday morning, and was car.
ried home in carriage, and physician
called. To-day the case is pronounced
typhoid fever.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted yesterday afternoon at the
regular monthly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid and Missionary Society of the Pres.
byterian church:
Whereas, God In his providence has
seen fit to take from our midst the presi.
dent of this society, Mrs. Laura Holt
Kirkpatrick; and, whereas, our hearts
are saddened over this dispensation OF
His providence; therefore, be it resolved
by the members of the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church: -c.
First. That we bow in humble sub
mission to His will, feeling that while we
cannot understand this dispensation, we
know that He makes no mistakes; and,
Second. That we will endeavor to
emulate the beautiful Christian charac.
ter of our departed sister, which char
acterized her life, particularly her
labors for this society and in tho church
and,
Third. That we will inscribe these
resolutions upon separate page in the
minute book, and that we will send a
copy of the same to the stricken family.
"Mrs. w. s. Hunter, President.
mrs. I. e. Stribling, Secretary"
On account of the shadow which hangs
over the town on account Of the deaths
which have occurred here during the
past week, 1t has been decided to post
pone indefinitely the meeting of the
library association. NV. S.