Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-26
FOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
IL. III. Hopkins Passed Away---Items
Gathered Here and There.

| ued rains. everything begins to
need sunshim,,
| With the v!ose of this week a
| number Of school boys and girls will
| return to their homes here. among
them are the following: Misses Mar
| guerite Adams, Lucille Hamilton, Je-
annette Holland and Frank Harper
Miss Eta Clarkson left Monday for
a visit Of a month to Atlanta.
r. NJ. Lowery IS in Atlanta on a
business trip.
Miss Ivor Brown will leave Fri
| day for Due West, where she Will
attend commencement exercises. m
Miss Emma StriblIng arrived last
| Thursday from Oklahoma, where she
spent the winter.
Miss Carol Herndon left last Sum
| day for Walhalla, where she Joined
q party to the mountains.
Mrs. J. c.. Carey, OF Greenvilie, is
in Seneca.
Mauame Gundy says wedding bells
| will ring in Seneca soon.
Miss Pearle Werner, OF Richland
| is visiting relatives in Seneca.
Miss Maude Hopkins leaves We'd
| nesday for a visit to friends at An
derson.
Clarence Miller and VIM. Hollo-
way, with their valet, returned yes
| terday from a weeks outing in the
mountains.
| Seneca and Townvilie played bali
| yesterday on the latter's diamond
resulting favorably for Seneca in a
score of 8 to S.
The meeting continues at the Bap-
tist church with increased daily in
| terest. Revs. George judo and Jo-
seph Benjamin are in attendance and
/ 4 l. q ~
| Black burn.
DR.. f. e. Troy and his singer
| Fred Lee Syme, are conducting a
| splendid meeting at the Baptist
church, and fine congregations are
| attending twice daily. There we're
| three services on Sunday, all Of them
| we'll attended. Dr. Troy impresses
his hearers as being a fine Bible
| scholar and a teacher of unusual
ability. His manner is most attract
i've, and our people appreciate the
| opportunity of hearing so gifted a
man. Mr.. Syme sings delightfully."-,
but his hearers are most impressed
with the full and complete consecra.
ton of the man to his work. Ser
vices will continue through this
week.
Rev. j. r. Moore, Of Westminster
spent Sunday night here and attend
ed services at the Baptist church.
Rev. j. G. Yongue, OF Walhalla, is
also attending the meeting.
Albert Mayhem leaves to-day for
| lIartwell, Ga.
! e. II. Hopkins, who had been sick
for some months from rheumatism,
died at his home here last Saturday.
The remains were carried to Central
| Sunday for interment. Mr.. Hopkins
was resident of Pendleton until re-
Gently, when he moved to Seneca.
| During his residence here he had
been confined 90 his home constantly.
| Every effort was made to check the
disease. He spent some time at Hot
Springs, Ark, and he was given no"
pital treatment in Anderson. Last
week he grew rapidly worse, so much
so that his loved ones were unpre-
pared for the end. He leaves a wife
and three children, who are f. J.
and e. j. Hopkins and Mrs. Rosa Ar
mold. The sympathies Of the COM
munity are felt for the bereayed fam
lily.
Miss Susie Bell, who has been q
teacher in the public school here tho
past year, returns to her home at
Heath Springs to-day.
| Some one left a purchase-a bun
die of blue wool dress goods in
one Of the stores, which the owner
will find by calling at the Seneca
Grocery Store.
There will be no prayer meeting
at the Presbyterian church this
| week.
Charles Holland, who has been at
tending college at Davidson is with
his hoiHefolks here.
Mrs. Mary Il. Broyles, Of Ander-
son, is with Miss Margie Holland
during the absence of Mrs. Holland
at Covington, where she has been
! visiting for several weeks
Mrs. II. NJ. McCutchen is arranging
music recital to be given by her
piano and violin pupils at an early
| date. These are delightful occasions
and the patrons and friends always
anticipate them with a deal OF inter"
eSted pleasure
The sale on next Friday OF = the
Livingston property will draw the at
tention Of the public, as building lots
are in demand, and this property Is
desirable from many points Of view
AS residence lots they are located on
| popular resident streets, they are
close in and admirably located, No
doubt they will bring handsome
prices. NJ. V. S.
For a burn or scald apply Cham
berlain's Salve. 1t will allay the pain
almost instantly and quickly heal the
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