Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-31
New Series No. Syo.--- Volume So. ts,


seneca. Marsh so spAStnl: on /
Thursday April LIST, The stores and
business houses will close gat 6. s 4
O'clock. And this is no April fool:
| The skating rink mana cement Is
putting In a hardwood floor. and Il
is said that the new iioor viii be
ready for business Tuesday night.
Misses Morgan and Fipcannusi
showed a handsome line Of spring
hats at their opening last Thursday
and Friday, There was a strean OF
visitors throughout both days. and
the handsome display drew MANY ex-
pressions OF admiration;
j. III. Adams is still showing his
Easter hats, which give the very
highest type of style and Workman
ship. His attractive millinery de-
partments, now on the first fioor,
are a popular resort for feminine
shoppers. (: 3
r. Anderson is arranging for his
millinery opening, which will be the
most extensive and elaborate he has
ever shown. His. pattern hats will
eclipse all former efforts, and he Will
doubtless enjoy a fine share of the
hat trade.
Mrs. r.. p Cochran has opened
branch millinery store in East End,
and this, with the large establish
ment In West End, gives this old re-
liable firm O strong hold upon the
hat-buying public.
From the above notices the public
Will understand that Seneca is head
quarters for the best and strongest
millinery trade in the up-country.
II. s. Holleman Is laying lumber on
his lot on Fair Play street for the
purpose of building.
Miss Mary Cherry will leave next
week for Florida, where she will be
the guest for one month in the Ex-
ecutiVe Mansion, Governor Gilchrist
being a relative of Miss Cherry
J. Il. Dendy, of Laurens, spent
last night in Seneca en- route to
Hartwell, where he goes to move his
family to Laurens, Mrs, Dendy and
the children having been visiting
there since their departure from this
| place. 4, Il 4 n
Misses Annie Werner and Hannah
i t'Sohnb ~ w sSlSll6ut seneca
last week and were guests of Miss
| May Hamilton
Mrs. T.. b.. Dickson, of Columbia.
lis with her sister, Mrs. r. T.. .Sitton.
who is critically iii at her home here
Mr.. and Mrs. j., CT HUFF have been
nursing verySsick baby for a week.
their baby boy having been | II with
pneumonia. The little one is I'M
proving.
Mrs. ID. p. Thomson, of Walhalla,
spent to-day In Seneca, accompany
Ing her mother, Mrs. Thomson, of
CARNEY, this far, en- ro1te, to her
home, after visit to DR.. and Mrs.
Thomson at Walhalla.
number OF base ball enthusiasts
saw the game at Clemson to-day
between Clemson and Riverside. The
result was S to 4, In fayorgof the for
mer. t
Rev. O. s. Blackburn attended the
Bible Conference in Atlanta last
week On Sunday night he detailed
the workings of the conference in
most interesting and edifying talk at
the Baptist church.
Mrs. j. r. Moore, OF Westminster,
| visited Seneca last week.
The members of the Ladies', Aid
and Missionary Society Of the Pres
byterian church will bear In mind
the fact that at the next meeting Of.
the society, which will be on Mon.
day, April 9Th, the contributions to
the orphans box will be brought for
the purpose OF packing the box. S&
Remember the Easter egg hunt in
the grounds of the Episcopal church
Lon Saturday, the / 9th, !, at A O'Clock. (
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