Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS FROM SENECA.
Floral Show Prizes-Itelay Race was
Interesting-Persona

l. oeneCd, NOV. S.--SpeClal. me
| Flower Show was the attraction last
| week, and Notwithstanding the fact
that great many Of the finest chrys-
anthemums and roses were killed by
| the untimely freeze, there was a cred
table show. The fact that the COM
mittce failed to secure the speaker
| and singer who had been selected,
| and who had promised conditionally
| TO come, cut the attendance short
| compared TO former shows. There
| were some handsome prizes as the
following list will show:
Chrysanthcmum Display.
Best single bloom, Mrs. Huff; best
three blooms, white, pink, yellow,
Mrs. Bacon; best Appleton's, Mrs.
L. S. Stribling; best vase, 3 blooms,
| white, Mrs. Bacon; best vase, 3
blooms, pink, Mrs. Bacon. Each dis
play awarded prize Of 81.
Best vase six blooms, all different,
Mrs. Tom Lumkin, 50.
Best vase 6 blooms, Bonnafons,
cut glass bowl given by w. j. Lun-
| ney, Mrs. Huff.
Best vase, 6 blooms, white, Mrs
Lumkin; best vase, blooms, pink,
Mrs. Huff; best vase, blooms, yell
low, Mrs. Huff; best Mosemans,
Mrs. Bacon; best vase rel, Mrs. Ba-
con, best vase 9 blooms all differ
ent, Mrs. II. S. Stribling best vasu
9 blooms, 6 varieties, AIS. Tuff.
Each display awarded prize of $2
Best vase, 70 blooms, all different.
fern dish, given by Mrs. r. e. Mason,
Charlotte, Mrs. II. e. Stribling.
Best vase 70, yellow, Mrs. Bacon,
50.
Best vase, / 5 blooms, Mrs. II. T..
Stribling. chafing dish, given by j.
A. Brock.
Best three blooms, novelties, Mrs.
II. e. Stribling, ST.
Best three stem plants, grown by
child under Is years old, Elinor
Huff, so.
Second best 3-stem plants, grown
by child under 13 years, Bessie
Brock, 81.
Rose Display.
Bcs, vase red roses half dozen
cut glass tumblers, Miss Ella Rich
ardson.
Best vase white roses, half dozen
cut glass tumblers, Mrs. Bacon.
Best vase yellow roses, half
dozen cut glasses-Mrs. HUFF.
Best geranums, brass jardiniere,
Mrs. Huff.
|
| by Mrs. l.. Nj. Coleman), Mrs. Clark
| son.
Best begonias, brass jardiniere
Mrs. Clarkson.
Best palm, Mrs. Herndon, 81.
Best sprengeria, Mrs. Hawkins, 81
Best ornamental plant, Mrs. w. J..
Reid, 81.
Fruit Display.
best display fresh fruits. Mrs.
Hunter, one sack fertilizer, given by
G. w. Gigniliat.
Best canned fruits. Mrs. Mattison,
cn& sack fertilizer, given by G.. w.
| Gigrilliat
Best preserves, Mrs. Clarkson. 81.
Best pickles, Mrs. HUFF, cream and
sugar set.
Best canned vegetables, Mrs. Mat
tison, one sack fertilizer, given by
G. w. Gignilliat.
Best loaf bread, Mrs Burgess, one
Stribling.
Best loaf cake, Mrs. Chas. Knox.
agate kHttle, given by j. @. Adams.
Best layer cake, Mrs. G.. Folger,
cake plate, given by j. II. Sitton.
Mrs. l.. w. Werner,
General Chairman.
Mrs. A. r. ~ Folger,
| Assistant Chairman.
We are indebted to the Seneca
Band for a delightful serenade last
| Thursday night. The boys do play
delightfully."-. We tried to express
our appreciation in more substan-
tlal way, Tin fact, der captain was
| hunting the cake), and but for the
| brief program rendered our thanks
would have taken more solid form.
| II. NJ. Lowery leaves to-day for
| Amcricus, Ga, with his stock, whore
he goes to have work begun on his
farm recently purchased there.
Mrs. J. l.. McWhorter and chill
drcn left Saturday for Augusta
where they will spend the winter
Mrs. r. S. Werner IS spending a
few days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bryan have re-
turned to Seneca and will reside
here again. Mr.. Bryan resigned his
position as collector on the Southern
and will go into insurance again.
Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick spent sew
eral days last week with her sister,
Mrs. Hamilton, at Ninety-Six.
The Once-a-Weck Club meets this
week with Mrs. w. J. Lunney.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Poe and their
attractive young daughters, Of
Grcenville, spent Sunday with Major
and Mrs. b. T.. Sloan
the dancing set enjoyed most
delightful little dance on FRIDAY
night The band from the Phillips
show furnished the music, which was
a most pleasing feature Of the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Werner and
Mrs. w. l.. Werner attended the
Hover show last week.
Mcsdames j. A. Steck and Sidney
Adams, also Of Walhalla, were visit
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