Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1909-03-10
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA.
The Hot Supper--Civics Receiving
Much Attention.

eca milliners are preparing for the
biggest and best display of fine mil
linery ever. The openings will be
earlier than usual on account of Eas-
ter coming early, and our trimmers
will be rushed In order to be ready
for the dates, which will be given
later.
Miss Linda Robinson, j. H. Ad-
ams's milliner, will arrive the 10th,
and will have charge of his trimming
department. Miss Robinson was
with this firm two seasons ago, and
she is remembered pleasantly by the
trading public.
And while we are on the subject,
we wish to say that we have been
given peep into the early importa-
tions and advance styles show the
most gorgeous creations. The crowns
are fiat, while the brims droop and
in some instances are immense.
We want to remind the eating
public of the near approach of the
date of the hot supper for the bene-
fit of the library. 1t will be in the
vacant store room formerly occu-
pied by the Farm and Factory, on
the 10th instant, and will be alto
gether the biggest thing Of it's kind
given here in long time. Oysters
| will be served to order, and the meat
| supper at the cost of 25 cents will
| consist Of turkey, ham, salads, pick
| les, potato chips, ETC., followed by
| the daintiest and most palatable des-
serts. A bevy of Seneca's pretty girls
will serve. 1t is well to say here
that the committee, whose office it
was to solicit contributions to the
| supper, met with the greatest sue
cess, and now the next best thing
is for our people to turn out and
eat up these good things. Don't for
get the date-March 10th.
Miss Mary Cherry is visiting in
Anderson.
Miss Carrie Hunter is spending
| few days at Sleepy Hollow" the
, Stribling, near Pendleton.
Mrs. Charles, Of Atlanta, visited
! Mrs. A. G. Hunt last week.
The friends Of Mrs. II. f. Alexan-
der are sympathizing with her on ac-
| count of continued illness from
| grip.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson entertain
| ed the Once-a-Week Club last Thurs
day, serving a delightful salad course
a. close Of the meeting.
The meeting, Of the Tuesday Social
Circle will be held with Mrs. j. II.
! Thompson this week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. J. e. Sitton had the misfortune
| to break a wrist last week. Prompt
attention was given and the little
/ lady is doing nicely. -n
The regular second Sunday union
| service will be held in the Metho-
! dist church next Sunday evening.
MrS RI Of
members of the Social Circle a de-
lightful meeting last Tuesday after
noon. Miss Emily Werner was
, charming N3,rl ct his u,efua.
/ The hostess served C'C4au, rssa.
/ cream an6 Iii
Your corr""u,adaIH Is grult.i ~
| see unmi .,..5.. -ryiIou.,,. o. ill.,
! creased iI,f.. f. iu Gi.i0- 4. ,rns.....
We count our grass lawns now by
! the dozens, when heretofore they
, were few and far between. Shade
trees are being planted, and there's
/ increased interest in our public in
stitutions. Still, we want very much
to see work done on our mineral
! spring property, the cemetery, park
and school grounds, which is badly
! needed. Now that the time is ripe
for work Of this kind, we are sure
/
attention to these matters.
Seneca's City Council has had a
busy time this past week. There
! have been fines galore and now that
/ the Golfer must be full and running
/ over, we think it an opportune time
| to petition the council for that S25
prize again. When the money comes
so easy, we hope there will be dis
| position on the part Of our city fa-
Tiers to humor the project, If for
nothing more than to see how it
works,
We regret to chronicle the death
OF the infant Of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest
Grant at their home here last week.
The symD athies of their friends Is
extended them in their bereavement.
lnterment was made at Mountain
View cemetery
Miss Esther Clarkson's friends are
pleased to know of her successful
graduation from the Creighton Busi-
ness College of Atlanta, and of her
acceptance of pleasant and profita-
bic position.
Mrs. j. G. Cary, of Greenville, is in
! Seneca.
Il. NJ. LOwery visited Russell's last
sabbath, remaining over until Mon
day.
Don't forget the fact that there
Will be rousing hot supper Thurs
day night for the benefit of the IL
brary.
If you want to take Seneca's CEN
SuS go TO the hot supper. They will
all be there. M. " 8
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