Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-04-28
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
"A. T.. Brown Critically nl-A Hardc
Times Soshul.

Seneca, April 27.-Special: A
telegram was received in Seneca yes
terday calling Mrs. A. p. Brown to
Mr.. Browns bedside at hospital in
Columbia. The friends of the family
are greatly concerned about this
change in his condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Cherry are en-
tertaining Mrs. William johnson, Of
Jacksonville, Fla, the beautiful and
attractive young wife of their bro
ther, who was recently married,
claiming one Of Florida's fairest
daughters.
Mrs. J. w. stribling Visited in An
defsoD last week
}. w. Shelor, E"1., Of Walhalla,
srent several hours in Seneca yester-
day.
w. l.. Werner, also Of Walhalla,
on his way home from Greenville,
where he had been in attendance
upon the Federal Court.
The carnival, to be held at the
skating rink tonight, when con-
test will be made for prizes offered
by the management for the best
skaters, promises to draw large
crowd. The first prize, Il pair of
Winslow skates, will be given the
best single skater and the second
prize, handsome box of candy, will
go to the hest couple. The affair
Is attracting great deal Of interest
and there will doubtless be big
crowd.
The Tuesday Social Circle held a
charming meeting with Mrs. Stokes
Stribling last Tuesday, the meeting
to-day will be with Mrs. c. V. Nc
Carey.
The Richland and Seneca base ball
mines (No. p crossed bats here last
Friday, in which the latter were vic
tors in score Of 8 to 6.
Boyce Hopkins left last Saturday
Tor Cornelia, Ga, where he has ac-
cepted position.
Miss Emma Hunter, of Townville.
has been guest in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Hunter the past week.
Mrs. Claude Hunt has returned
from Georgia, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Seneca has been visited by splen-
did seasonable rains.
Nj. Stokes Stribling has begun
work on his residence on the prop
erty recently bought from Mrs. l.. Nj.
Coleman, which lies on the Townville
road, just beyond the race track.
Hardc Times Soshul.
On Thursday night, beginning at
early candle light, sociable will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Simpson. Practically the whole
town is invited, the following being a
copy of the unique invitations issued:
You air aXed to a doins us folks
air soin to hav at ,ne hum Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Simpson, Thursday
evenjn, April 20.
Rules and Regulashuns: Chapter
Livery woman who kums must
ware a kaliker dress and apern, or
Somethln ekaly appropriate, and
leVe their poughdle dorg to hum.
Chapter 2 Gents must ware there
old close G:id saft shirts. No gent
with billed SHIRT and dude koller
will be aloud to kun onles. he pays
fine of sc.
A vote NV thanks will be given to
the man or woman hevin the worst
lookin rig in the rune. These rules
Will be inforced to the letter. A
kompetent komitee will interduce
strangers and look arter bashful fell
lers.
EXtry good eatins will be ct from
twilite to midnite. Admishun to get
in will be 10 cents. This takes in the
hand out and the hull thing.
Fines Fur Ladies.-No apurn,
cent; ear rings, l cent; trimed
apurn, cents; wool skirt, cents;
gold fraim glasses, 1 cent; plane fin
ger rings, cents; dimund finger
rings, cents; bckay, 10 cents; rats.
/ cent each.
Fines Fur Men.-Iled hair er
wacksed mustash, l cent blacked
butes, | cent; sigars in pocket, l
cent each; pipes, eXemt; watches,
mot Waterberry), l cent; chung
gum, ] cent; stand up kollars, 2
cents; patent lether shuse, 2 cents;
button-hole bokay, | cent for gent
or boy with curled hair, 1 cent.
Better kum--lots nv fun.