Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-12-29
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Chas. Floyd and Misc Hawkins Wed.
Prof. Nicholson TO Return.

count OF many requests Tor the repe-
tition Of the Blossom Show, 1t has
been decided to repeat 1t on next Fri
day night. There will be several
changes in the cast and new char
acter added, which will, of course,
give new interest to this popular
show. There will be a new music
program and new local hits, and 1t
may be well to add here that those
who suffered from local hits before
may be comforted with the fact that
they will not be hit again. Miss Maud
Hopkins has consented to take the
part of Mrs. Hardscratch, which fact
alone will pay anybody for the price
of a ticket, to say nothing of Miss
Doolittle's temperance. Mrs. G. V.
McCarey will take Miss Margie Hol-
lands place as one of the twins, Miss
Holland being away for the holidays.
Mrs. c. N. Gignilliat will take Miss
Maud HopkinS's place at the tub.
There have been several inquiries
from neighboring towns as to whe-
ther the rumor We're true that the
show would be repeated which
shows how the reputation of the Bios
som family as entertainers has spread
abroad. Everybody in Seneca who
saw 1t before will come again, and
the town is full Of visitors, so the
time is considered most opportune to
repeat the show, particularly as there
Is nothing else billed for Friday
night.
A number of Seneca society young
folks went up to the dance at Wal
halla last night.
Tonight at Ballenger's Hall the
Seneca German Club will give the
annual hon. Trowbridge's orchestra
has been engaged FOR the occasion
and number of visitors will lend
added charm to the affair.
At a recent meeting of the board
Of trustees, Prof. d. F. Nicholson was
elected to fill the uneXpired term of
Prof. j. E. Sanders. who recently re-
signed as principal of the Seneca
Graded School. We do not suppose
there could have been a choice which
could possibly have been more uni
versally approved than this, and
Prof. Nicholson and his estimable
wife Will receive royal welcome
upon their return January Sd.
Sam Holland Is in Seneca.
Seneca is bright with the presence
Of number of visitors and school
girls and boys, and there's plenty do
ing in social way.
A surprise party was an event of
much pleasure at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. w. Werner Saturday
night.
Miss Verna Stribling will enter
tain few friends at 6 o'clock dinner
this evening in honor Of her friend,
Miss Sarah Neil, OF Greenville, who
is spending several days in Seneca.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. L. w.
Werner will give a social function In
honor OF Miss Flora Munroe, of
North Carolina, who Is visiting Mrs
Werner.
l.. w. Werner spent Christmas with
his family here.
spectfully invited to attend the Bios
som Show Friday night and to occu-
py especially reserved seats!
Eugene Lewis, of Greenviile, spent
Christmas here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Richardson en-
tertained company of friends at
Christmas dinner.
Thursday night the third lyceum
attraction will be given at the school
house. Everybody should show their
appreciation of the efforts of the
management and 60.
The music recital given by Miss
Carrie Hunters class at her home
last Tuesday evening was a most de-
hShtful affair. The parlor and din
ing room were thrown together and
comfortably filed with friends and
patrons, and an excellent program
was rendered. Judge Eustace Hop
king introduced the program.
e. l.. Richardson, of Greenwood,
Is with his homefolks for the holi-
days. .....r d.. ..
Mrs. c. S. Blackburn and children
are visiting in Columbia.
A surprise marriage occurred in
Seneca last Saturday when Miss
Lille Hawkins and Charles Floyd,
Of Brevard, n. c., were married at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Hawkins. Rev. MIR.
Kirkpatrick officiated, and the con-
gratulations of many friends are Of
fered the young couple.
Miss Beulah Hawkins, who has
the position Of telephone operator at
Central, spent Christmas with her
parents.
g, News has been received here of
the death Of the two-year-oid daugh-
ter OF Prof. and Mrs VIII Thompson
at Savannah. The sympathies of a
host OF friends here is felt for the
afflicted parents.
Merchants report a heavy Christ
mas trade. and the season has passed
quietly with no casualties reported.
A prosperous New Year to The
Courier and its readers! M.V.S.
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