Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-06-09
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
Musical Event for Benefit of Episco-
pal Church---PersonaI Notes.

ClOSlnS eSeTClSeS OF ClemSOn COtteRe.
Beginning with the Glee Club enter
tainment on Saturday night there
has been regular attendance
throughout the interesting exercises.
1t has hitherto been a lamentable
fact that Seneca people have not
shown very marked interest in the
Clemson finals.
Last night, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Gignilliat, the music class
Of Mrs. Il. NJ. McCutchen held a re-
cital, to which a large number of
their friends and the patrons of the
class were invited. The program was
a delightful one, and the pupils show
decided improvement since the last
recital. Miss Rebecca Todd the ac-
complished young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Todd, was accom-
panist
On next Thursday evening at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Hines,
the young musicians will give
musical for the benefit of the Epis-
copal church. Great pains have been
taken to make the occasion pleasant,
and the public will doubtless show
proper appreciation of the efforts of
these young people by lending their
presence and their dimes. An ad-
mirable program has been arranged,
and the marked talent Of those who
will render it is full guarantee Of
most pleasant evenings entertain
ment
Seneca people are regretting the
departure of the family Of DR.. II. M.
McCutchen, who will move this week
to Dillon, S. c. Since their residence
here of four years they have become
greatly endealed to our people. Mrs.
McCutchen has taught class in vio-
lin most successfully, and has fire.
quently delighted the public with her
| own playing. In both respects she
VIII be greatly missed. We commend
this eStimable family to the good
people of Dillon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Stribling
and their interesting little family
Will go this week to Helena, Ga, for
| visit to relatives there
Misses Minnis and Ethel Kirkpat-
rick left yesterday for visit of ten
days to Memphis.
| Mrs. w. e. Nimmons has returned
| to her home after q visit of several
weeks to her daughter, Mrs. John
Q. Fields, on Keowee.
| Miss Norma Gignillat is at home
| from the College for Women. where
she has been student the past year.
Misses lvor and Hannah Brown
| leave this week for visit to their
old home at Heath Springs.
The family of A. p. Brown are
leaving for Montreal, N. c., where
they will spend the hot months.
whit K. Livingston Is doing ex-
tensive repair work on his residence
]. v. Stribling, of Anderson, is yis-
iting here and at other places i'm the
| county.
Your correspondent was misin-
formed last. week as to Mrs. J. H.
| Bryan's residence here for the sum
mer. She made hurried business
trip, returning to Knoxville, Tenn,
where she will spend the summer.
Harry Bryan is here for some length
of time.
Miss Marguerite Adams, who has
been at Shorter College the last
year. is at home for the summer va
cation.
DR.. w. F. Austin and family will
leave the latter part Of this week for
Arkansas to visit relatives there. DR..
Austin will, therefore, be absent
from his office for some time.
Work on the electric light plant is
going on steadily, though 1t appears
slowly to those OF us who had prom
the dark of another moon!
Seneca housekeepers are reyeling
In an abundance of fresh country
raised vegetables.
Mrs. r.. G. Werner was called to
Greenville last week by telegram on
account of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. j. G. Hawthorne. The
latest news from her Is that she is
thought to be better
Mesdames w. ). Hunter and G.. V,
McCarey, Misses Carrie Hunter and
cara Hunt were among the visitors
10 clemson yesterday, going over i'm
| an automobile and returning late i'm
the evening.
The Fl. J. Gignilliat residence has
been bought by Mrs. Manigault, of
| charleston, who, with the family of
}. l.. Marett, will occupy it.
The picnic and friend chicken sea-
| son Is upon us, which means some
| thing else to retired picnickers.
| Every dog must have its day."
A large party of Seneca's younger
society set picnicked at Clemson yes
terday and took in the dress parade.
| Basket lunch was enjoyed at the his
| torlc spring and everybody had 81
| good time.
piShop puelTE pTeacned yesterday
| afternoon at the Episcopal church,
and conducted the beautiful and i'm
! pressive confirmation exercises.
Miss Willie Cherry has been visit
ing in Birmingham the past week,
Miss Lidie Keith will arrive in
Seneca tomorrow to visit her friend,
Miss Maude Hopkins.
The cemetery committee OF the
Civic Association has not been able
| to do much needed work at the cem-