Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-08-25
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
Two Neutrality-suspicious. at Home
and Abroad-Locals.

Seneca, Aug. 25.-Special: The
meeting at the Methodist church was
brought to an abrupt close last Sat
urday by telegram to Rev. r. A.
Yongue saying his residence at Pied
mont had been burned. Mr.. Tongue
was here assisting his brother, Rev.
j. G. Yongue, in a meeting. The lat
ter had gone to Piedmont on Satur-
day to exchange pulpits with his bro
ther. There was therefore no
preaching in town on Sunday.
Last Sunday night DR.. Edwin Hall,
of New York, lectured in the Bap-
tist church. Last night he delivered
his lecture, How to get married
and stay married." at the school
house.
There will be morning service at
the Episcopal church next Sunday.
Miss Annie Werner passed through
Seneca to-day en- route to Atlanta,
where she will spend several days.
From Atlanta she will go to visit her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Strother, at Wood
bury, Ga.
Miss Helen Hopkins is visiting in
Seneca and will go to Asheville We'd
nesday on the excursion.
News has been received here OF the
marriage of Otto Sigh and Miss
Pansy Hannah, of Atlanta Mr.. Sigh
was in business in Seneca at one
time, and his friends here will be
interested in this news Of his good
fortune. .ls3l
Lucien Dumas, of Charleston, spent
the past week with his relatives in
Seneca, returning to Charleston on
Monday. He was accompanied
home by his daughter, Miss Fannie,
who has been visiting in Seneca, a
month.
Miss l.. E. Lowery is entertaining
few of her young friends at a
house party this week. They are
Misses Annie Erwin, Tabitha Strib-
ling and Lillian Breazeale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lunney have
moved into their new home on First
North street.
Mrs. It. S. Stribling and Mrs R. S.
Werner are visiting at Brevard, N. c..
Mrs. Frank Martin and children
and Miss Ellita Carey have returned
to Greenville.
S. T. Russell, Of Westminster, was
in Seneca yesterday.
Mrs. T M. Lowery spent several
days last week in Westminster.
Miss Remer Farmer spent a night
last week in the home of w. S. Hun
to the mountains.
Miss Clara Hunt visited Mrs. ]. w.
Byrd last week
Miss Sue Dickinson, of Charleston,
is visiting Mrs. w. S. Hunter.
Miss Stella Fincannon spent day
in Seneca last week, going on to
Richland for visit to friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, of Texas,
and daughter. Miss Emily Doyle,
have been visiting in Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hopkins, of
Anderson visited the family Of ]. A.
Brock Sunday.
Mrs. Stokes Strbling has been en-
tertaining house party of her rela-
tiVes the past weekend. Among the
guests were her brothers family. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Brown and chill
dren, and Miss Willie Brown, of An
derson.
The Seneca Graded School will
open September 9Th.
Miss May Hamilton is visiting
friends in Westminster.
j. c. Miller spent few, days last
week with his homefolks at Jeffer-
son, Ga. 0--~
W. ]. Holloway visited his home
1olks at GREENWOOD last week.
A large number of Seneca people
attended the picnic at Richland last
week.
The news of Lee Stfibling's death
at Westminster last week was re-
ceived with sincere regret by MANY
friends of the family here.
On Thursday afternoon at the
park Ice cream and cake will be sold