Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-12
THE SOCIAL SIDE OF SENECA.
Coming and Going OF the People
and What they are Doing.

mas Deen IN the embrace OF Sleet and
snow since Sunday, the continued
bad weather holding business at al
most standstill.i IL
On account OF the bad weather on
Sunday night, services sere called
Off at the churches, and also last
night at the Episcopal church, when
Bishop Guerry was to have held COM
irmation services. The latter will
be held to-day at IL o'clock. ~ q
A pleasing acquisition to the Pres
byterian choir last Sabbath was the
presence Of Miss jamie Gordon, the
teacher of piano music here. Miss
Gordon is a delightful vocalist and
sang the beautiful offertory In d plea
lsing manner. The congregation Will
anticipate hearing her again.
Mrs. j. w. Todd. who has been In
Charleston two weeks, will return to
Seneca tomorrow.
Whit and VIII Livingston have
Livingston, In Greenville, for several
days. Mrs. Livingston continues
sick to the great sorrow OF her many
friends here. \,
DR.. j. S. Stribling was In Green
vile on Saturday and Sunday
@. b. Werner, who has been visit
ing his relatives In this place and
4 the county, returned to his home In
| Tuscaloosa Monday.
! Miss Efiie Kilburn has been indis-
posed for few days, but Is better.
| w. S. Hunter has likewise been on
the sick list wrestling with that arch
fiend, la grippe, N
| The relatives of Mrs. James d.
Hutchinson, of Columbus. Miss. will
be pleased to learn that she will pro-
1 ho1 via Il At.- :
near future. Mrs. Hutchinson is in
Virginia and promises to stop over
In Seneca for few days en- route
to Florida, where she goes to spend
the rest OF the winter.
What Is become of the Gossip
pers? The very name suggests per-
petuity, and we should have .ques-
| toned the heavens themselves fall
ing rather than the Gossipper
| Madams G.. v. McCarley and T. r
Stribling and G. b. Werner visited in
Walhalla last Friday, remaini.lg a
few hours between trains.
The Farm and Factory wisely adj
yises the Seneca voting public to
see George If they haven't already
saw him.
the orera house last Tuesday
/
large and appreciative crowd of
citizens present. A committee meet
ing was held after the citizens meet
ing was adjourned, but your cores
pondent has not been officially
posted as to the result We car,
safely predict, we believe, however,
that the ways and means for build
ing the school house, for which the
meeting was called, are assuming
proportions, and that we can safely
count upon the new building as q
surety.
A number Of Seneca people attend
ed the Reid-Holleman wedding at
Walhalla last week.
| Miss Neill Stribling, of Roswell,
stopped In Seneca a few hours on
her way to Walhalla, where she at
tended the Reid-Holleman nuptials.
John L. McWhorter was unable
to resume his school work at the
Speeds Greek school this week on
account Of an attack cf grip.
/ MIR. ana Mrs. j. &c. Pickett, who
recently moved to their new home
south of Seneca, attended services
at the Presbyterian church here last
Sabbath.
Miss Mary Earle is at home for a
few days from school In Charlotte
ION account of sickness
Mrs. w. j. Lunney leaves this
week for a visit to her parents, Col.
and Mrs. r. 70. Mason, in Charlotte.
We haven't heard a word about
any Valentine affairs. We suppose,
however, that they will materialize,
as Seneca society never lets chance
slip to have something, from a
Washington's Birthday down to a
Isurprise party,Fthe latter being the
limit naturally
relatives in the lower part Of the
iState.
| The Lyman Twins, which lis book
ed for Seneca early in March passed
through here last Sunday, spending
several hours between trains. III
appearances tell anything, the show
going public can be assured of some
thing good. The company is aslarge
lone, and taking 1T all together, a
remarkably good looking one.
The Once-a-Week Club met with
tne president, Mrs. elias Earle, last
Thursday. The meetings are con-
lspicuousiy full this club year, and
i the last one was no exception. The
membership is larger than In the
lclub's history, and splendid work is
being done. Mrs. Earle is charm
lips .r,sfess, as we'll as a splendid
Executive, and the business. under
her leadershi' Is always smoothly
land readily dispatched A delight
Iful salad course was served, which
was a most enjoyable feature OF this
pheasant meeting. NJ. ". s.
| Suffering and Dollars Saved.