Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-11-03

LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
The Flower Show Thursday--Hon. u.
$. Werner SiCk--PerSOnaIs.

Seneca, Nov. 1,--Special: The
Flower Show will open on Thursday
in all its glory, and will continue
through Friday. The display OF
chrysanthemums will exceed that OF
last year, rs there are more of the
autumn queens grown this year than
formerly. Oysters will be served
both days, and our business men can
not do better than to patronize the
promoters of the show and buy din
ner and supper. Sandwiches and cof-
fee will also be sold.
Misses Russell and Gregory, OF the
Greenville Female College, will visit
Miss Helen Hopkins this week and
attend the Flower Show.
Misses Lynn Werner, of Richland.
and Bessie Foster. of Westminster.
visited Miss Verna Stribling tho past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Werner spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Stribling.
Luke w. Werner spent Saturday
and Sunday with his family here,
leaving Sunday for the State Fair.
Mrs. e. A. Hines, Miss Nellie
Hines and Miss Floride Probst spent
Saturday In Grecnville. Wis.
"iSoCS Stellt II FlnCunnOn, MauU
Hopkins and Clara V. McCarey at
tended the show in Anderson Friday.
The first lyceum attraction, The
Scotch Singers" at the school house
tonight, is drawing the attention of
society this week
Rev. l.. 10. Hubbard filled the pulpit
of the Episcopal church to-day and
a large congregation heard him.
On Tuesday, November 9th. there
Will be call meeting of Presbytery
FOR the purpose of organizing O new
Presbytery. Our readers are aware
that, at the recent meeting of Synod
In Charleston, 1t was decided to form
two Presbyteries out Of the present
South Carolina Presbytery. The new
Presbytery will be composed of three
counties-Oconee, Pickens and AM
derson. Our people will take pleas
ure In entertaining the delegates,
who will be here for the night OF the
9th instant.
Your correspondent had the pleas
ure of ride Sunday afternoon over
the new road being built from Sem
eca TO Conneross creek, crossing the
creek at High Bridge. We wish
everybody in Oconee county could
travel the road and note the vast I'M
provement over the usual country
road. The grading shows expert
workmanship, and If all G. roads
were patterned after this, travel
would be pleasure instead OF q
burden, as Is the case in parts OF the
county. T. M. Lowery has given his
personal attention to the building of
this road continuously since August,
and our citizens should see the re-
suit to appreciate it. .
The Social Circle meets this week
with .irs. B. f. Sloan.
j. l.. McWhorter will spend seve-
raj days this week in Columbia
Miss Annie Kay, who has been
with r. Anderson, returned to her
home in Westminster yesterday.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson is visiting
her brother, Lucien Dumas, in Char
lesion.
Mrs. T. e. stribling is visiting her
brother, Gen. j. S. Werner, In Co
lumbia, this week. He Is seriously
sick.
w. e. Nimmons of Keowee River.
visited Seneca last week.
Judge ID. 4. Smith and Douglas
Seaborn, of Walhalla, visited Seneca
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Parker
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. p.
II. lsbell. Mr.. Parker was a former
CITIZEN OF Seneca, but Is now a mail
agent OF the Southern.
A number Of our citizens are plan
ning to meet the Journal-Herald cars
at Knox's Bridge Tuesday, this be-
ing the nearest point where the party
can be seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. White will
leave Seneca soon to make their
nome in Columbia. Mr. and Mrs.
White have made many friends dur
ing their stay here, who regret their
departure. Mr.. White was connected
with the bakery, and We regret that
he has not found It to his interest
to remain here.
ON Wednesday night at the school
building the Western Musical Orchss-
ira viii show, making a full week for
Seneca show-goers.
Mrs. II. S. Stribling visited at Re.
treat the past week.
James McCarey entertained at O.
stag supper last week, when luscious
"opossum and taters" were enjoyed
by number of his friends.
NJ. V. s.