Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-08-05


OF his father at Easley, where he is
being treated. Mrs. Hiott passed
through Seneca yesterday on No. 40
to be with her husband
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thompson
are in Atlanta. MIKE n -
Gen. and Mrs. James w. Moore
ana daughter, Miss Lucy Moore, of
Hampton, are guests at the home Of
DR. and Mrs. e. "A. Hines.
Rev. 7. M Stribling, who Is visit
lnS his mother at Richland, was in
Seneca Saturday last. His friends
were glad to meet him again.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. T. T..
Dickson are pleased to learn that the
former Is better, after a relapse from
fever in Columbia.
To-day jolly party Of young folks
leave fiGneca for Brevard, N. c.,
where they will be entertained at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
Neill, who will entertain the young
people at house party for their son,
Robt. Neill, of this place. Following
are those from Seneca who will en-
10! this delightful affair: Misses
Minnis and Ethel Kirkpatrick, Inez
Dickson, May Hamilton and Miss
Clayton, Of Atlanta.
Adolphus Duncan Is said to be
very sick with bilious fever at his
home here.
derson.
The friends of Miss Mary Cherry
are pleased to know that she Is i'm
proving. ~
Miss Eliza McWhorter was guest
IN the family of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
McWhorter last week.
Miss Emma Striblipp ond yU,1oo
Lowery spent last Sunday with the
family Of Major Stribling, near Wal
halla
Miss Remer Farmer, of Anderson.
Is visiting Miss Carrie Hunter.
A number Of Seneca young people
attended the dance at Richland last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers, Of
dreenville, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers.
Ruskin Anderson's new store front
is attracting the admiration of the
public, it being truly one of the
handsomest in the place.
The directors of the Citizens Bank
met recently and elected new officers
as follows: President, l.. A. Edwards:
cashier. j. G. Huff. Campbell Cour-
tenay offered his resignation at a
former meeting of the directors. The
selection of the new officers seems to
be entirely satisfactory, Mr.. Huff be-
ing young man in every respect
worthy the prominent place to which
ne Is called. The other officers re-
main unchanged.
Prof. and Mrs. D. F. Nicholson
moved last week into ]. c.. Carey's
new house on Townville street, which
they Will occupy until they leave for
their new home in Covington, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins will
occupy the cottage home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. o. Mattison, who will leave !
the first of September for Easley.
Inc following are other changes
which rumor says will be made the |
first Of next month: Mrs. r. p. Coch-
ran will move into her new brick |
store room; Summer & Holloway
Will move into the room vacated by |
Mrs. Cochran; Barron G. Patterson |
Will move into the vacant store room |
formerly occupied by the Seneca |
Hardware Co.; Witsell Bros. will |
move into the store room now nccu-
pied by Harper; M. B. Gosnell will |
move into the new brick store room |
next door to the Seneca Hardware |
CO., the property of J. J. Ballenger. /
Rev M. r. Kirkpatrick returned |
last Thursday from Flat Rock, An
uSiSoi Souhls "neTe lie conducted |
a meeting the same week.
Next Sabbath evening is the reg
ular time for the union meeting.
which will be held in the Presbyte-
rian church.
Beginning Wednesday evening at
the Presbyterian church, preparatory
services will be held, continuing
through Thursday and Friday even
ings, communion following on Sun
day morning.
Rev. Roy Brown will conduct the
prayer service at the Baptist church
wednesday evening, in the absence
Of the pastor
Mrs. j. G. Harper and Miss Julia
Harper are spending to-day at Easley
Drs. j. S. Stribling, d. p. Thorn |
son and j. X. Livingston have re-
turned from trip to the mountains.
Prominent among Seneca social af-
fairs last week was the masquerade
party, given by Mrs. Mitchell Witsell
In honor of her fair young sister,
Miss Ellen Duvall. A goodly num-
ber Of bellies and beaux responded to
the invit ton en- masque, presenting
In many instances charming pictures.
Conversation was the plan Of enter
tainment, the spacious piazzas being
used. AT the close OF the festivities
delicious refreshments were served.
On the II IN instant the county
campaigners will be heard in Seneca.
Our citizens should and will give
them royal hearing.
1t Is said to their credit that the |
Water and Light Commission sis |
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