Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-05-04

LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Death Of Clarence Mctz-Prepaiing
for the Fall Flower Show.

Seneca, May Especial: The
Junior Aid Society of the Presbyte-
rian church will serve ice cream,
strawberries and cake at the park
Thursday afternoon. This will be
delightful social occasion for the
young society set and also an oppor-
tunity for all who will to get the first
Strawberries Of the season.
large congregation heard Rev.
D. w. Richardson's lecture at the
Presbyterian church last Wednesday
night. The lecture itself fully met
the expectations Of the audience, be-
ing replete with good things which
were most satisfying, the truth Of
which was evidenced by the splendid
attention given the speaker.
Misses Maud Hopkins and Lille
May Russell leave on Wednesday for
Greenville county, where they will
spend several days with relatives
Miss Russell will then go to her home
at Prosperity, and Miss Hopkins will
return to Seneca.
Beginning on Wednesday night at
the prayer meeting at the Presbyte-
rian church, preparatory services will
be held, and will continue through
lhS "CSh. hS SeiNlCcS, however,, OH
Thursday and Friday will be held in
the afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Mills, OF
Clemson College, will assist the pas
tor in these services.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p.
Metz were shocked last Saturday to
learn Of the death Of Clarence, their
Oldest son, which occurred on Thurs
day at Temple, Okla. The body was
brought here for burial, reaching
Seneca on train No. 80 Sunday after
noon Funeral services were held
from the Presbyterian church on
Monday morning. The sympathies of
many friends Is felt for the bereaved
parents.
Miss Marie Isbell, of Walhalla, is
the guest OF Miss Carol Herndon.
Seneca and Westminster crossed
bats yesterday on the latter's dia-
mond, with result OF to in favor
OF Westminster. The Seneca team
also played Clomson's second team
last Friday, in which Seneca met de-
feat in score of 6 to 4.
Mrs. S. p. Stribling, OF Fair Play,
visited relatives here last week.
At the skating contest last Friday
night Miss Edna Brock won the prize
"A handsome pin-for best lady
skater, and Charles Lawrence the
prize for best gentleman skater, a
pair of cuff buttons.
l.. l.. Ligon, OF IGnoree, S. c., was
an interesting visitor to Seneca re-
Gently. Love me Little and Long"
Is suggestive as not inappropriate to
the initials or the visit.
Mrs. E. G. Werner IS in Seneca
again, after a visit Of several weeks
to NewDerry, Columbia and Green
vile.
Miss Nan Nimmons visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Nimmons,
OH Keowee, last week.
The Once-a-Week Club held n de-
lightful meeting with Mrs. w. J.
Lunney last week. Mrs. VIM. Neill
will be hostess to the club this week.
II. B. and Miss Hattie Shelor, of
Walhalla, were in Seneca Sunday
driving their handsome Ford ma
chine.
Mrs. A. c. Ballenger Is in Seneca
again, after an absence OF several
| weeks.
The Junior Aid Society of the
presbyterian church Is a recently or
ganized society, and. with Miss Ellen
Todd as leader, Is doing and plan
ming fine work
Seneca Is dry, dry!
At recent meeting of the eXecu-
tive committee Of the Civic Associa-
| tion, Mrs. w. J. Lunney was elected
chairman of the floral section, and
plans will be speedily under headway
for getting out the premium list and
| otherwise making the initial steps
| toward big show for this fall.
| Robert McLees left last week for
Greenvillc, where he has accepted a
| position.
Miss Margie Holland gave a picnic
last week to the pupils Of her grade,
which was greatly enjoyed by the
! little ones.
Miss Minnis Kirkpatrick returned
| to her duties as teacher Of the 1th
| and Sth grades on Monday. Miss
| Kirkpatrick is recovering from a So
we're attack OF grip, and her friends
are pleased to see her out again.
J. b. Picket. Of Bounty Land, was
In Seneca yesterday.
Miss Emma StribIing returned TO
Walhalla last week after a visit of
several days to Seneca M.V,S,
4 Man Wants to Die
only when lazy liver and sluggish
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