Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-06-24
SENECA NEWS ITEMS.
The Social Side OF the Town---Per.
sonal Pointed Paragraphs. 4;

guest of Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Black..
burn. On Sunday morning he filled
the pulpit OF the TOwnville Baptist
church, and Sunday night he preach-
ed In the Baptist church here. on
account of the rain Sunday afternoon
he failed to reach Seneca in time to
lecture to the Young Mems Uuion, as
was arranged. DR.. Gentry Is Probate
Judge of Spartanburg county. sS
Major b. F. Sloan has been In
Greenyille for several days Waiting
his relatives ano friends there. 81:
Luke w. Werner spent last Sunday
here, with his family. az
we have received an Invitation to \
the graduating exercises of the nurses
OF RAWLINGS Sanitarinm, at Sanders
vile, Ga. We note the name of Missg
Kate Strfbling on the class roll, and
her many friends In fOconee will, be
interested to see this concerning her
whereabouts, and will wish for her
unmeasured success. y &S&
II. s. Werner returned to Seneca
last Friday from Asheville, N. C.,S
where he recently underwent q sur
gical operation. His friends wiIi he
glad to learn that the operation was
perfectly successful and that he will
soon be himself again. 5
j. sE. Crayton left Seneca on last
Saturday for the mountains of North
Carolina, which he will tour In his
automobile. Mr.. Crayton expects to
be u the mountains for several
weeks, after which he will continue
his journey homeward to Charlotte. & /
III. ID. Moore is the first farmer to 4
bring a cotton bloom to town. Mr..
Moore showed a bloomSon the streets
here last Tuesday, the 10th. Your
m rrne IAnt n ~-..A# sA.-
reach The Courier office by phone
the same day toareport 1t, but on ac-,.ss
count of the lightning the effort waf
unsuccessful 3s
G. B. Smith, OF Washington, Ca,
is in Seneca for a few days. M
Miss Minerva Smith, of Washingr5
ton, Ga, who has been visiting the
family of Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Ham
ilton, left yesterday for a visit to {
Augusta. {s
I The young society set; picnicked att
Conneross Shoals last Thursday af-
.ternoon. H
The arrival Of M. s. stribling, and
family from Oklahoma Is delayed for
some reason and they are expected
to-day. We said all the good things
we could think of last week about
their return SO we will Just have to
add ditto!S aet si'
Our peach growers are shipping
their first car load Of peaches this
week. s
Prof. Sanders has been elected as
principal Of the graded school
Mrs. Marshall Jordan, who hask
been with Mrs. J.sW. Stribling for
several days, left last Saturday for
visit to friends at tiSpartanburg.
Misses Nell Mattison and Helen
1T ltx.r o.. \
with Miss Verna Stribling iR
Mrs. VIM. Witsell will be at home
this evening to large gathering of
young people in honor of her young
sister, Miss Julia Tew, of Columbia.
The affair will be OF distinct charm,
the spacious piazzas with lights from
shaded candles, the hall and parlor4
being used en- suite for the accommo-
dation of the large company
Mrs. ]. s. Aldfeld, OF Greenville,ss
died at the home OF her sister, Mrs
Gregory, here yesterday morning. Af-,.
ter short funeral service, conducted
by Rev. @. s. Blackburn, the body
was taken on No. ~ to the home In
Greenville for burial
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins are en@
tertaining a little visitor at their
home, who arrived yesterday, the
22d.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson entertained
number of friends at tea last even
ing in honor of Mr.. and MRS. @. b.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kell, who have, ex-l
changed their tow. property for that
of Charles Knox, In the suburbs on
Fair Play road, are moving to-day. H
Mrs. G.. v. McCarey Will leave on
Thursday for visit to friends at
Brevard. N. G.
Whooping cough is prevalent with
the children of several families In
Seneca.
G.. b. Cochran Is erecting brick
store room on his lot on First North
street
b The mineral snrinss, which have
been put in order by the council. Is
now popular resort for our young
people. g
S. X. Kennedy brought in cotton
bloom this morning, the 23d.
We have been wishing that ye edf-
tors lived within easy reach OF our
l(?) peach orchards, which are af-
fording the most luscious fruit, and
which ..ye scribe has been enjoying
from time to time, thanks to the
owners OF some OF the aforesaid orr
chards M ". 8.
( Thinks It Saved His Ldfe.
Lester NJ. Nelson, OF Naples, Maine,
says in recent letter: "I have used
DR.. Kings New Discovery many
years for coughs and colds and ~