Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-07-15
New Series No, 5aa Volume LIx No. 20.

and violin here, entertained for an
hour with selections from the old
masters. The program was one of
great merit, both in preparation and
execution and the favored friends
who were privileged to be present
enjoyed a real feast. The selections
We're varied, Mrs. McCutchen doing
and Miss Gordon appearing at her
very best as pianist, the difficult rem
dition of a left hand number being
particularly attractive. Miss Gordon
rendered also several dainty vocal Z
numbers, which were heartily en-
joyed. R&
Miss Edith Morgan leaves to-mor-}
row for Gainesville, Ga, where she
viii visit for some time. Miss Nor
gan's friends regret her departure,
inasmuch as sh. has greatly endear-
ed herself to them by her hright,
attractive manner and her courte-
GUS attention to her customers while
as saleswoman she served them DUR
ing several seasons as the capable
millinery for Dendy Bros.
Mrs. II. t. Murphy, OF Gainesville,
who has been visiting Mrs. II. e.
Stribling for q week, left yesterday
for Westminster, where she will visit
old friends before returning to her
home.
Mrs. Caldwell widely travelled
and cultured woman, Is summer
boarder at Mrs. G.. ". McCareys.i
Mrs. Cald@ell's home is at Green
vile.
Seneca counts now by the basket,
crate, wagon or car load!
If Oconee housewives In general,
and Seneca in particular, do not
provide themselves with fruit for
canning and otherwise, 1t Is not be-
cause they haven. it offered them
without money and without price.
Mrs. Rosa Arnold who was re-
Gently stricken with paralysis, and
who was seriously Ill for several days
following, Is sufficiently recovered
to be moved to her fathers home at
Pendleton, where she was taken on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Lester Hawkins has been
quite sick since Sunday last, but Is
better to-day.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Il. M.
Lowery are sympathizing with them
In the. serious illness of their baby
daughter. The little one was taken
with whooping cough, which Is now
complicated with pneumonia, but 1t
is the opinion OF the physician that
the symptoms of the little sufferer
v. j .. .. .
Little John Sam McWhorter, the
baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. John l..
McWhorter, is not well, and 1t is
thought has whooping cough.
Miss Emma Stfibling spent yester-
day in Seneca in attendance upon
the funeral of Mrs. Hopkins, return
ing in the afternoon to Walhalla,
Miss Verna Stribling and Master j.
w. Stribling accompanying her.
They will all return to Seneca next
Saturday.
The fruit industry will put good
deal of extra cash into our commu-
nifty, the distribution OF which will
not be confined to class or ondition.
The harvesting of the peach crop
comes at dull season for work and
gives employment to men, women
and children, regardless of caste or
color.
Mrs. L.. r. YanDiyiere and chill
dren, of Savannah, passed through
Seneca yesterday on their way to
Walhalla, where they spend their
summers.
Cecil Todd, OF Spartanburg, spent
several days last week with his par
| ents here. tg
Mrs. Frank Martin and children,
Of Greenville, are in Seneca.
Mrs. d. p. Thomson and children,
of Walhalla, were recent visitors to
Seneca. @ ati s,s.t .
Mrs. j. sR. Moore, of Westminster,
was in Senec,. yesterday, attending
| the funeral of Mrs. Hopkins.
Mrs. r. Y. fl. Lowery, who has
been In Westminster visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j.. r. Moore, is at
home again in Seneca with her
| friends and loved ones, who are all
ways pleased to welcome her back.
| A large number OF friends from
Anderson, Walhalla, Greenyille, Eas-
ley and elsewhere attended the fune-
raj services of II. j. Gignilliat last
Sabbath.
Mrs Mamie Scott and son, of Att
lanta, are guests In the home of j.
w. Byrd.
Miss clara Hunt, OF Townville, has
also been guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrd.
Mrs, Mary McGee is better, after
recent Illness, on account OF which
her relatives and friends were great
| ly alarmed.
Miss Lois Hill, of Anderson, Is the
attractive guest of Miss Mary Cherry.
| NJ. v. s..
It Cant he Beat.
| The best OF all teachers is expe-
rience. G. M. Harden, OF Silver City,
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