Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-02-19
THINGS DOING ABOUT SENECA.
Who's Who and What---.Coming and
Going of the People.

Seneca, February 1S. - Special.
Seneca is frozen stiff
Under existing circumstances we
are excusable for talking weather.
AS poor woman once said about
her bad luck, Surely it's the worst
est weather, the mostest of 1t, and
IL comes In the queerest ways. y
The late firm of Marett & McEl-
reath Is dissolved, and Mr.. Marett
is again with Ruskin Anderson. Mr..
McElreath conducts the business as,
usual, and is entitled to big share,
Of the grocery trade.
We don't hear anything of that
February meeting of the Civic Asso-,
citation. Doubtless 1t will be called
as soon as the weather will permit,
Tom Ramsay, of the Keowee sec.
lion, who has been sick with pneu-
monia, is improving.
Our townsman, DR.. 70. A. Hines.
has recently been elected member.
of the National Civic League The
doctor has always shown marked
interest in civics and we are pleased
to note the above compliment, which
is a natural outfrowth OF his promi-
nence in affairs civic
We are panied to learn OF the
continued illness of Mrs. C. x. Liv-.
ingston In Greenville. Her many
friends here and elsewhere vii hope
to hear soon of her Improvement.
Beautiful memorials Of the late
Mrs. Sallie Livingston Stribling have
been received by friends in Seneca.
These contain articles written by
her friends and compiled by Mrs.
John O. Carey, memorializing as
they do the beautiful Christian char
acter of one whose untimely death
is still sorely deplored by numerous
friends wherever she was known.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. M. Neill are nuv-
ing into their new home or E:sassS1
South street
Mrs. g. ". McCarey continues
sick from an attack OF the grip.
Possibly after all, we may COM
fort ourselves with the fact that
these freezes are holding back the
peach blooms, and that we may,
count upon a fruit crop in conse-
quence
H. P. Boggs, of Greers, was in
Seneca last week.
Mrs. j. w. Todd has returned
from a delightful visit of two weeks
to Charleston.
The pastors of the Seneca
churches have agreed to have a
union service hereafter on the sec
OHu DiButy. d5 tHGIe,'-st lsS
preaching i'm three of the churches
on that night. The first of these
services will be held on the second
Sabbath in March at the Presbyte-
rian church. when the pastor, Rev.
Mr. ]. G.. Yongue, of the Methodist
| church, will preach. We are de-
| lighted to see this additional evil
dence of Christian fellowship and
cooperation.
s. d. Cherry is getting in splen-
did new line OF fancy groceries,.
which he will hereafter make al
special feature of his business.
The Once-a-Week Club meets
with Mrs. Leland Marett this week.
On last Thursday the club was de-
llightfully entertained by Misses Mar
gle Holland and Minnis kirkpatrick
at the formers home. On account
of the aforesaid conditions in the
weather, there was small attend
ance, but these were amply compen-
sated by the congenial and hospita~
BILE atmosphere which always charac-
terizes this home. The contest saw
ored of st. Valentines and lent
decided charm to the program OF
entertainment, Fhe prize went to
Mrs. ]. N. Hsrndon, the consolation
to Mrs. L.. w. Werner. a course
luncheon was attractively served.
We have never been puzzled as
much over the question of where
the pins co. as over that of whore
Seneca Sunday booze comes from.
But the wayfaring man u edn't be
a fool to know where it goes to-!
We understand that Seneca is 20
have another Wholesale grocery
hNrC frr af ftna - 4.