Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-10-26
LOCAL MATTERS FROM SENECA.
Floral Show November 1st and 2d
Matters of Interest.

Seneca, Oct. 24.-Special: Seneca
Will be we'll represented at both
GreenVille and Anderson, the attrac-
tion being Ringing Bros. s shows on
the 9th and 2Sth, respectively.
The floral show, which Is set for
the 1st and I'd Of November, Is the
absorbing topic in feminine circles
here now. j. e. Sitton comes to the
front this week with handsome do
nation-the coffee used in the re-
freshments and cake plate for the
best layer cake. The committee begs
exhibitors to bear in mind the fol-
lowing rules, which have been ad-
opted regulating entries, etc.:
il All plants and household dis
plays and farm products must be en-
tered on the day before the show.
None will be received later than We'd
nesday afternoon Of that day.
2. Cut blooms must be entered by
10 a. m. the first day Of the show.
Exhibitors are notified that commit
tees will receive exhibits at the door.
3. Exhibits cannot be removed
from the exhibit hall until Saturday,
following, when they will be checked
out.
4. Exhibitors desiring to sell
blooms the last night Of the show
can check them out at o'clock for
that purpose.
The committee has also decided to
allot space for the purpose of placing
cut blooms for sale. Exhibitors
wishing to sell blooms which are not
classified will have opportunity to do
so. 1t Is the wish of the manage
ment that the flower show be regard
nc f> foi
sense confined to Seneca and COM
munity. Flower growers throughout
the county are solicited and urged to
bring flowers for exhibition; house
wives to bring something for the
household department, and farmers
to contribute to the farm and orchard
display.
Prof. Daniel, Of Clemson College,
has consented to speak on Tuesday
night, and on Wednesday night Mrs
Cora Ligon, OF Anderson, will render
a music program, which will be sup
plemented with selections by local
talent. Refreshments will be served
both days. Admission, II DC.
Mrs. l.. M. Coleman and Mrs. L.
w. Jordan are in Seneca. Their
friends are giving them cordial
welcome.
Mrs. North and Miss Turner, of
North Carolina, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Brock.
A number of Seneca people at
tended the meeting Of the Old Stone
Church Association last Saturday.
Miss Maria Dendy, Of Richland, Is
visiting Mrs. Ethel Ashe and Miss
Stella Fincannon.
Mrs. J. L. McWhorter and chill
dren will leave the latter part of the
week for Augusta, where they will
join Mr.. McWhorter and spend the
winter.
The Farmers Institute and Har-
vest Festival Will be celebrated this
week at St. James M. E. church, col
ored. A varied program has been
arranged and the meetings will con-
tinue twice daily from the 26th to
the 3Oth, inclusive. The occasion
Will be a big thing for the colored
population and will draw large
crowds.
Miss Margaret Morrison spent the
past weekend with her homefolks at
Clemson.
Mrs. y. e. strlbling and Miss EN-
ma Stribling spent Saturday delight
fully at Clemson as guests in the
home Of Prof. w. S. Morrison.
Mrs. Frank Martin. Of Greenville,
spent a few days recently with rela-
tives here.
E. s. Stribling left Saturday last
for points in Georgia, thence to
Florida, where he goes with a view
to locating.
j. -. Kelley, Of Tamassee, visited
Seneco on Sunday last.
On Friday the Seneca Athletic AS
sociation will meet the Walhalla as
sociation In relay race, running
from Seneca to Walhalla. a deal OF