Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-12-30
SENECA NEWS ITEMS.
Exhibit Will BE Ready January
First--Isocal Matters,

| Seneca, Dec. 29.---Special: We
wish to call attention again to the
fact that the committee on advertis-
ing Seneca is ready for business,
and the room where the exhibits are
to be placed will be open on Janu-
ary 1st. Already our citizens are
sending in products to be placed
with the committee, and the pros
poets for successful venture are
unusually good,
j. B, Bats, prominent farmer
of near Raleigh, is in Seneca pros
pecting, with the purpose of buying
real estate and settling in our
county. This is the kind of citizens
that we need, and 1t Is hoped Mr..
Bats may be induced to settle in
| Oconee.
Seneca is full of holiday visitors,
| including a large number OF school
boys asd girls.
r. M. Richardson is spending
Christmas with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carpenter and
children, Of Greenville, are with Mr..
and Mrs. w, S. Hunter for the week.
Mrs. @. b. Smith is with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Hamilton,
for the holidays.
Tom Bolt, of Anderson, has been
a visitor to Seneca the past week.
Clarence Miller spent several Of
the holidays with his homefolks in
| Georgia.
Mrs. NJ. e. McClanahan, of Re-
treat, spent few days of the past
week in Seneca.
| DR.. l.. r. Kirkpatrick and his at
tractive bride arrived in Seneca last
evening for visit of some days to
his homefolks here.
Miss Inez Dickson Is visiting in
Pendleton. "-
T. e. Dickson spent the holidays
with his homefolks.
Mrs. Albert Adams, nee Miss
Christine Dickson, is also visitor in
Seneca.
Miss Lois McCarey, of Walhalla,
| Is visiting Mrs. j. e. Sitton.
Charles Werner, of Richland, who
has been in Alabama for month,
reached Seneca yesterday on his re-
| turn home.
Mrs. Beecham, James Beecham
| and Miss Isabel Beecham, Of Green
vile, are visiting the family OF j. N.
| Ferndon.
Miss Marie Isbell, Of Walhalla, is
also a welcome visitor to this hos
pitable home and to Seneca.
Miss Norma Gigni'liat is with her
| homefolks for, the holidays, having
arrived week ago from the Col
| lege for Women in Columbia
7. NJ. Lowery and family spent
Sunday in Westminster.
II. ID. Long is in Seneca on his
way to Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stribling, Of
Habersham, Ga, are visiting in the
home Of II. e. Stribling.
Miss Dora Dumas is spending the
holidays in Charleston.
| Miss Sue ThompSon's friends are
pleased to see her in Seneca again.
Whit Livingston visited in Green
vile the past week.
r. B. Jones spent some days with
his homefolks I'm Anderson the past
week.
Seneeas young society contingent
are spreading on this week, there
| being something doing" every night
| the entire week. Following is the
| calendar:
Monday EVENING" Leap Year
party at Mrs G. V. McCarey's.
Tues sAry evening an at home
with Francis Adams and Miss Mar
| guerite Adams.
Wednesday, Miss Verna Strib-
lings at home.
ThurSday-Miss Nellie Hines will
| be hostess to large number of the
young people.
Friday Miss Julia Har-
per will entertain
An impromptu dance was enjoyed
| at the hall last Friday evening.
A number of the dancing set will
attend the dance at Walhalla to-
night and at Pendleton Thursday
| night.
Mrs. VIM. Witsell will entertains
! the Gossipers Wednesday afternoon
in honor of her guest. Miss Gam
| brel, of Abbeville.
Miss Margie Holland will be host
ess to the Gossipers Friday after
noon.
Miss Jeanette Holland is visiting
in Atlanta.
Charles Linstedt, better known in
Seneca as Dutchman, has our thanks
| for "a mess" of splendid ruta baga
turnips.
w. A. Mckinney, OF Greenville,
and Miss Kate Gregory, OF Seneca,
were married on the 20th instant.
Rev. Truesdale, of Spartanburg, off,
ciating.
The Once-a-Week Club will hold
its regular meeting with Mrs. w. A.
| Lowery Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Mason, Ruskin Anderson
popular milliner, leaves tomorrow
for her home I'm Baltimore. M.VS.
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For that Dull Feeling After Eating.
| have used Chamberlain's Stom-