Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Program OF Dedicatory Ceremonies.
Items About the People.

take place in Seneca next Saturday,
the 18th, Our housekeepers will
serve dinner on the grounds, and
there will be big crowd. Let every
body come! During the morning the
friends of TIE school and all visitors
will have an opportunity OF inspect
ing the new school building. This
will afford an opportunity for meet
ing friends and acquaintances and
spend few hours in social inter-
course. At 10 o'clock game of ball
will be played. At / o'clock dinner
will be served on long table erected
on the school grounds. At 2.15
o'clock, following music by the
school, Prof. w. H. Hand, of the Uni
versity, will speak. At o'clock the
ceremonies incident to the placing of
the cornerstone will take place,
which will be conducted by the Ma
sons, Geo. T. Bryan, Of Greenville,
an officer Of the Grand Lodge, offici-
ating. AT 3.45 o'clock the school
will again furnish music, followed by
the presentation of medals and
prizes by Prof. ID. w. Daniel, of Glenn
son College. After this, Prof. H. N.
Snyder, of Wofford College, will
make an address. Music will be fur
nished throughout the day by the
Clemson Cadet Band. At o'clock
another game of ball will be played
The regular monthly union SER
vices We're held in the Presbyterian
church Sunday night, Rev. C. s.
Blackburn preaching.
On next Sabbath q revival meeting
will be begun in the Baptist church.
The pastor was peculiarly fortunate
in securing the noted evangelist, DR..
l.. w. Troy, of New York city. DR..
Troy comes highly recommended, and
.C is thought that the meeting will
equal in interest that Of the past,
summer, which was so successfully
lead by Rev. W. l.. Walker.
Mrs. VIM. johnson, who has been
visiting In the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. ID. Cherry, returned to her home
in Birmingham last Saturday.
Hon. E. E. Werner and daughter,
Miss Lynn, spent last Sunday in SEN
eca.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knox have
announced the arrival of a young
lady at their home.
The Social Circle held delight
full meeting with Mrs. w. S. Hunter
last week.
Miss Pat McClannahan returned to
her home at Retreat last Friday, af-
| W. F" 'iSiS Vi SS'Siai WSchS mere,
Mrs. NJ. j.. McClannahan is in SEN
eca for few days.
Mrs Alex Ramsay and daughter.
Miss Gladys, arrived is Seneca Satur-
day and are with DR.. and Mrs. w. f..
Austin.
w. r. Doyle and b. l.. Lowry will
return to Seneca the latter part of
this week, after few weeks stay at
| Hot Springs, Ark.
Little Miss Lillian Myers enter
tanned a large company or her little
friends at birthday party last
Thursday afternoon.
The following will compose party
to the mountains next week on a
fishing tour: e. G. Doyle, w. j. Hol-
loway, Clarence Miller and j. f. Nc
! Carey.
Mrs. Frank Martin and children,
of Greenvilie, spent the weekend
with Mrs. j. w. Stribling.
Mrs. Luther Moore, Of Arizona, ar
rived last week for visit of some
length to friends here
Mrs. II. F. Alexander, who has
Deen III Charleston for two weeks for
her health, Is greatly improved, and
her friends will be glad to learn when
she can return home.
1t would have paid the City Faith
| ers to keep an eye on the electric
light men as they placed the poles
| for the electric wires. In some in
stances the beauty and symmetry Of.
some of our handsomest trees have
been destroyed for lack of little
| discretion.
Leslie StribIing is in the mountains
this week on a pleasure trip.
! The sidewalks have hoon bodJ,,
washed by the recent heavy rains,
and it will be some time before they
| can be put in their former good con-
dition.
The furniture for the handsome
new graded school building has been
| placed and Is now occupied by the
teachers and pupils.
Some good work has been done at
the cemetery by the cemetery COM
mittee in moving the lines of the
fence, enclosing the plots which have
been recently added. Other work
will be done which is badly needed
there.
Seneca and Westminster crossed
bats this afternoon, resulting I'm
score of 1 4 to 0 in favor of Westmin-
ster.
Mrs. r. A. Hines entertained the
! Once-a-WeekClub last Thursday with
that charming and easy hospitality
which always characterizes affairs at
this home. After the usual business
exercises the meeting was turned
over to the hostess, who served a de-
licious and tempting, sweet course
luncheon.
Our church-goers will bear in mind
the meeting which will begin next
Sunday at $50 p. m. in the Baptist
church, DIR. IS. w Troy will arrive