Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
Daughter of John s. Werner Critically
In--Personal Paragraphs.

John S. Werner, who has beer report
ed very sick at his home near Bre-
ward, is reported better.
Mrs. j. Il. James, who is spending
the summer with the family of ht :
father, Gen. Werner, at Brevard, n.
c., is seriously i'll. She went to- Bre-
ward few weeks ago in perfect
health. few days ago surgical
operation was found necessary and
the work was done at Brevard by an
Asheville specialist Since the ope-
ration her condition is most critical.
The Misses Harris, of Anderson,
will visit Miss Marguerite Adams this
week. During former visits here
these attractive young ladies have
become most poular, and their COM
ing is regarded as delightful acqui-
sition to the society Of Seneca's
young set.
Miss Verna Stribling is spending
rev days with her friend, Miss
Helen Hopkins, in the country.
Mrs. Reuben Moorman arrived in
Seneca yesterday for a visit of some
days to relatives here. Last night
she was called by long distance tele-
phone to Brevard to nurse Gen. ]. S.
Werner.
Miss Emily Hunnicutt. of Atlanta,
has been visiting Mrs. J. l.. Marett.
Master William p. McWhorter will
be at home to a large number Of his
young friends at a birthday party
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. M. McGowen and Mrs. l..
M. Oliver, Of Alabama, who were ex-
pected to arrive this week to visit
their friend, Mrs. e. G. Werner, will
not visit South Carolina this summer.
This is real disappointment to their
friends here, who had Anticipated
their coming with genuine pleasure.
Misses Sarah and Lula Frierson, of
Anderson, will arrive to-day for
visit of several days to Miss Rebecca
Todd.
Miss Bertha Lee Cox was at home
to Seneca society en- masse last Fri
day evening from $50 to IL o'clock.
The affair was given in honor of her
visitors, Misses Flossie Brown and
Jessie Anderson.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. s.
Holleman will be glad to learn that
their little daughter, Frances, Is i'm
proving from recent illness.
Mrs. Lee Carpenter and her guest,
Miss Annie Belle Johnson, of Union,
Will arrive to-day to visit Mrs. w. S.
Hunter.
Seneca is dry from continuous
drought. There are indications of
rain to-day.
Earle Samuels, who has been clerk
ing the past season for j. H. Adams
Co., returns to his home in Georgia
this week
Mrs. Muroe, of Laurenburg, N. c.,
is visiting Mrs. Luke Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neill and their
guests, Mrs. Houck and children, are
visiting in Brevard, n. C.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e..
Nimmons regret to know that they
contemplate moving back to their
home on Keowee. They will possibly
move next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holleman, of
Anderson, passed through Seneca
sunday on their way to Walhalla,
travelling in their handsome touring
car.
Mrs. Erwin and daughters, of Mad
1son, Ga, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
T. M. Lowery.
Rev. M. r. Kirkpatrick leaves to-
day for Montreal, where he will
spend the vacation granted him by
his session. On next Sabbath his
pulpit will be filed by DR.. Adams.
the president of the Clinton Presby-
terian College.
Misses Margie Holland, Lulu Gig
nilliat and Bessie Wilson left this
morning for visit Of several weeks
to Montreal.
Col. r. e. Mason, Of Charlotte was
in Seneca Sunday.
Rev. Geo. II. Judd filled the pull
pit of the Baptist church last Sun
day.
We extend a cordial welcome to
DR.. and Mrs. ID. p. Thomson, who
are now residents OF Seneca, having
moved this week into the cottage for
merly occupied by DR.. T. M. Nc
Cutchen
Mr.. and Mrs. Sign, of the South
ern Short Dog, spent last Sunday in
Seneca. The latter is better known
to the public as one of the editors of
the Abbeville Medium.
T. M. Lowery has purchased an
Major-B. f. Sloan has returned
from pleasant outing to Caesars
Head NJ
Minister OPP scs Prohibition.