Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-05-13
SENECA NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
Matters of Local Interest---Niiss Cor.
+ don's Music Recital.

Seneca, May 14.--Speciah The
messing at the Baptist church contin-
uess and la drawing large congrega-
tions. On Sunday night there was
not vacant seat---in fact, chairs
were used in the aisles. to accommo-
date the people. The meeting will
continue through this week and pos
sibly longer. y
Seneca High School will close its
present session on Friday next. There
Will be no public exercises, but the
pupils Of the higher grades Will pic
nfc at Clemson.
Mrs. M. w. Coleman has been In
Seneca this week. @ ~ w
1t is said that during recent
visit OF .le superintendent OF the
Southern Railway to Seneca expres-
sions were made by aim which dis
courage the plans for cutting up the
park into lots.
We note that during the contro-
yersy between Richland ard Bounty
Land, in which "Old Grum" had
hnger, and also in a letter from SEN
eca's versatile writer, N. b. Cary,
In which names o. prominent Oco.
neeans were given, that possibly one
OF the most prominent of the county,
or even of the State, has been left
out. His name is s. Phillips( YER
ner, LII. d. Phillips Werner was
born at the Werner home on Conne-
ross creek, near Richland station.
Mrs. Mitchell Witsell is visiting in
Greenville for week IS
Miss Ina Witsell, who has been
visiting in the families of her bro
theirs here, returned to Columbia
yesterday.
Last Tuesday afternoon from four
n civ Mice
large company OF her little friends
at a birthday party. Games were
played and delicious ices and cake
were served.
Mrs. Frank Martin and children,
OF Greenville, are in Seneca.
Hon. j. s. Werner, Of Columbia.
visited his mother and other relatives
here and in the country lact week.
A number Of Seneca people attend
cd the funeral services of Mrs. J. j.
Norton at Walhella lcst Sunday af-
| ternoon.
Mrs. t. S. stribling has returned
from visit to Roswell and Atlanta.
Miss Marye Shelor was in Seneca
yesterday on her way to Clemson.
where she attended meeting of the
Andrew Pickens Chapter d. A. r.
The following delightful program
was given by Miss Gordon's pupils
last Friday evening at; 3iic, residence
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Todd. The
progress made by the pupils is most
| gratifying, and the audience, COM
posed OF patrons and friends of the
school, spent charming evening.
Recital by the Pupils
of Miss Jcnic Gordon's piano class,
assisted by pupils from Mrs. Nc
Cutchen's violin claso: t
Two part waltz song--JOys of
Spring-Adam Geibel--Class.
Piano solo - Valse Styrienne---
Miss Verna Stribling.
Violin solo--Carnival of Venice
with Variations-Winaer M.ssFlor-
ide Propst.
Piano solo Smiling Spring -
Bohm-Miss Kathleen Gaines.
Piano Duet - Wood Nymphs---
Misses EDNA Brock and Marie Grant.
Vocal solo--Silver Threads Among
the Cold Miss Julia Harper.
Violin trio--Little Symphony
Eschmann-Messrs. Charlie Bryd,
Warren Gignilliat and Joe Todd.
Piano solo--Cosette- Behr-M
Edna Brock.
Violin solo-Flower Song--Lange
master j. w. Stribling.
Piano solo-Iinpette Waltz-Hart
Miss Marie Grant.
Piano duett-Fanfare Militaire--
Anschutz-Mlsses Julia Harper and
Carole Herndon.
Piano solo-Gran Polka de Con-
rt-Bartlett--Miss Rebecca Todd.
Violin solo-Fifth Air with Varia-
tions-Dancla--J. N. Todd.
Piano trio--Grand Galop Bril-
liante -Wallenhaupt--Misses Todd,
Earle an Stribling. NJ, VS.