Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-01-29
SENECA SAYINGS.
Local Politics Warming Civic Asso-
81 clation and Other Matters. y

timS approacnes IOr5 the town cleo
tion things municipal are interest
ing our citizens. We don't mean to-
hntt the feelings OF anybody; we
don't know who the candidates are;
but We want Il understood that we
are pulling for o ticket from this
side OF the railroad. We are MAX
Ing no kicks against anybody, incun-
bent or prospective, but we Just want
interests centered on our side-t that
is all. l N So q 5 Is
Don't forget the Civic Association
meeting, which will be held early In
Eebruery. The date Will tbe given
next week. At this meeting there
will be held the election OF ofacers,
and also plans made for the years
work There is a disposition on the
part Of some to revive the flower
show, which we hope will material
ize. Other business, matters Will
come up. and it would be we'll for
the members 20 begin to consider
questions which 60 toward making
the association a live and progressive
one. ~ ,3t7 SSSy g
A mass meeting Of our citizens
will be held at the opera house next
| Tuesday night. February 4th, at s.
o'clock, for the purpose OF discuss
Ing ways and means of building a.
new sfhool house. This is a ques-
tion which is vital to all, and every
citizen of this school district should
make an effort to be present. None
Will deny the need of school build
ing, but the why's and wherefores
and the hows will have to be dis
cussed, and 1t is we'll for our citi-
gems to think intelligently on the
subject and come prepared to ex-
press themselves. Pref. w. H.Hand,
of the South Carolina University, will
/ be present. Let everybody turn out
and hear what the distinguished ed
ucator has to say.
4 Everybody was delighted with
Florence Davis at the opera house
last Wednesday night. A good
crowd saw her III ga Question Of
Husbands" and the verdict was fa-
lvorable. The total absence Of music
was commented upon and was dis
appointment to some, hut we little
that we have no orchestra, and
shows OF this class are accustomed
i TO play houses that dc! "a
There was perfect avalanche of
I young men from Seneca last week.
/ DR.. e.. G. Doyle and Bright Lowery
left for South America; ChasS. Dan.
and Lesrer Mills for South Georgia.;
Otto Sigh for his home in Georgia.,
and 'Mazyck Smith for thei lower
part of the State. Seneca feels dis
tinct loss, but extends hearty God
speed to all. {.
| Louis III. Cary is contemplating
trip to oklahoma in the near future.
Louis says, however, that it will be
purely q pleasure trip; that he con-
siders South Carolina good enough
i IN 1fUa haitian N Af, In cr Of 70,
a few weeks in the Wild and Wolly
West he will return to resume HIS
duties here.
| Miss Annie Verner's friends are
pleased to have her in Seneca again.
She arrived yesterday, and will open
her classes I'm art, music and elocu-
ton to-day.
| Rev. Edward Andrews, the newly
lappointed rector for the Episcopal
church here, preached his first SER
mon last Tuesday evening. Mr.. AM
drews made most favorable inn
preston, and is extended a hearty
welcome to the hearts and homes of
our people. $S5l
& DR.. d. "A. Hines left this a. m. for
Columbia, whore ne Is caiiodd On Il BIZ 5;i;-
ical Association.
| On yesterday the District Medical
Association met in Anderson. The
meeting was pronounced success
1 from every point Of view, program
of which is furnished your CORES
lpondent DIR. 70. A. Hines name apT
lpears on the program for a paper,
the doctor being also secretary of
the association.
w. H. Neill has purchased the
residence formerly owned by H. p.
Boggs on First South street, near
the school house, and at the rear OF
the Baptist church.
HI. p. Boggs and family left, last
i Saturday for Greer's, where Mr..
Boggs has entered the newspaper
business, MS9
j l.. F. Sloan, of Charleston, is yis-
iting Major and Mrs. b. r. Sloan.
! Morris S'..nklin was in Seneca
yesterday.
Frank Alexander's family has ar
rived and is with Mr.. and Mrs. H
r.. Alexander for the present. We
Iextend a hearty hand-shake to these
good people In behalf oifour citi
zens.
! mfr. and Mrs. w. M. Propst and
daughter Miss Floride, are In SEN
eca again, after an absence OF some
months. We are pleased to say that
Mr.. Propst s. health is improved, on
account of which the family has
!keen ~. Sumter. a IS ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Doyle, OF Har-
mony Grove, Ca, have been visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. III. r..
alexander, where they came to meet
Mr.. DoyIe's brother. William Doyle,
lof TEXAS.
| J. ii. Adams is offering marvel
lous bargains In wrecked railroad
goods. This sale opened last satur-
day.
The Lyman Twins, os whom We