Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-02-20
SENECA.

done before the houses cDn be upaned to
the public. The store rooms In the Pal
metto building arc about finished, l.. A.
Moore and The Seneca Pharmacy being
already located at their former respective
standst while the large room on the cor
ner. TO- be occupied by Dendy Brothers,
is ready for occupancy.
q. K. Mason and daughter, Miss Lucille,
Visited MIR. aud Mrs. w. j. Lunney on
Sunday last.
s. K. Dehdy is in New York where he
goes to lay ! q his stock of dry goods,
Mr.. Dendy will probably open business
about March the first.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Russell, of Russell,
s. g., have been visiting their daughters,
Mrs. T. NJ. Lowry and Mrs j. j. McLeskey.
The ice factory is nearing the finishing
point and Seneca house keepers are jubi-
liant over the PROSPECTS of plenty of ioe at
their very door during the approaching
hot season. 'fis2E siri,
j. @. Adams' new store room, which is
being built on the lot adjoining the
Lowry-Bird building, is assuming proper
tions.
Miss Sarah Lyle, of Columbia, was the
Earle the past week.
James McCarey, AL Thompson and j.
w. Stribling visited the family of DR.. j.
NJ. McClanahan last week.
Louis Carey is in Seneca again. We
are constrained ed to offer the expression of
q hope that Louis will re-establish his
show business here and give us some
good attractions at the opera house. It
10 sad to contemplate closing permanently
our beautiful opera house, and II the
former plan of infringement cannot be
made to pay, cannot company Of our
business men take It mp
bon. e. e. Werner returned from Co
lumbia last Saturday evening, stopping
overin Seneca just long enough to de-
clare emphatioally that the "Dispeusary
isa dead fhing.n ......, +.
y Miss Carrie Hunters friends are griev-
ing over her temporary absence from Sc
,neca. She is in Greenville for visit of
some length. 80 ~
Miss Lois Gignilliat will visit her
friends here the latter part of the week.
James Griffin is in Seneca for several
days working the town in his special line
of business.
Mrs. T. s. Stribling ia confned to her
bed with grip.
Mrs. Rosa Arnold visited her relatives
here the past week.
And now the dear young girls, "frying
size," are banding themselves into club.
Shall it be "Gossipers, Jr.," "Busy Bod
ies," or what The initial meeting was
held with n ID Marguerite Adams last
Friday afternoon. The next meeting will
be with Miss Verna Stribling.
There are various piles of lumber being
placed on vacant lots in town which show
that the building spirit is reviving here.
st. Valentines Day was observed here
by several delightful social functions.
The Once ,a-Week Club was entertained
by Mrs. Elias Earle, the decorations,
menu, in fact every detail telling the
story of Cupid. There were hearts here,
there and everywhere, the game of hearts
being played at tables in progression.
The prize, box of bon bons, went to
Mrs. E. A. Hines, the BOBBY, comic
valentine, to Mrs. Ruskin Anderson.
Miss Carrie Hunter had the Gossipers
with her at Valentine party on Friday
afternoon. The occasion was marked by
the charm which is peculiarly the hostess
own, and the elaborate menu, daintily
served, added not little to the perfect
charm of the evening. Mearts were
played, the prizo, a dainty sachet, went
to Miss Bessie Peatross, while the BOBBY,
a rare piece of bric-a- brac went to Miss
Eula Barrett.
Miss May Hamilton entertained a
number of her friends at jolly
candy pull on Friday evening. After en-
gaging in the delightful pastime of pull
ing candy for season, the dining room
was thrown open whore delicious menu
was served. The affair served as At
ting and charming close to the Valentine
season.
The census man gives Seneca popu-
lation of 1880.
We have been breaking in new girl
and paying - a week for the privilege.
We have been running free institution
of this kind for several years and have
occasionally turned out creditable
specimen. AT the same time numberless
friends have been engaged in the same
gratuitons business, but the astounding
part of the question Is that while we are
continually turning out trained speoi-
mems, we never get any inp Where do
the pins 60 TOP NJ. v. 8.
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