Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-03-30
CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH so, 1910,
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
II. NJ. Ilowery Elected Mayor---New
IS Council OF Young Men.

4, Seneca, March 20. Special: In
the town election yesterday, the fol-
lowing ticket was elected: Mayor, T.
M. Lowery; Aldermen. G, w. Bal
4lenger, j. M. Barron,'J. L. Marett,
NV. r. Doyle, j. II. Lawrence, r. l..
Nimmons. The ticket has given gem
eral satisfaction.
The death Of Mrs. Baylus Bagwell,
which occurred yesterday at her
home near Seneca, was shock to
her friends and relatives here. Mrs.
Earnest Grant was daughter Of
Mrs Bagwell.
Mrs. Lemonde, of Spartanburg,
will ARRIVE to-day for visit of
week to Dr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Thomson.
Misses Claudia Crowther and
Lynn Werner, Of Richland, attended
the Erskfne-Clemson ball game last
Saturday at Clemson, spending the
nigh. IN Seneca.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Cheek are be-
ing congratu lated upon the advent OF
young man at their home, who ar
rived the 27th.
The Riverside BALI team, which
played Clemson yesterday, spent last
night In Seneca. 1t was said that
the boys are the handsomest set of
boys they is which is the undis-
puted verdict Of Seneca's fair young
Judges, though they lost the game
with Clemson. the score being to Q.
Il. M. Lowery IS sick with a severe
attack Of grip. We wonder If the
fore-shadowing Of coming events
hasn't got something to do with this!
The Mayors bed IS not one Of roses,
but Seneca voters were unanimous in
believing Mr.. Lowery the man for the
place.
Mrs. A. Lay continues i'll at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. ]. e.
Sitton. Her children have all been
at her bedside
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Werner were in
Seneca Sunday last.
Prof. e. l.. Hughes, Of Greenville,
made another visit to the Seneca
Graded School last Friday, when
splendid work was done with the pu-
pills Of the tenth grade.
Miss Kate McClanahan spent last
Sunday with her homefolks at Re-
treat.
Chrysanthemum growers are get
ting out their orders for new plants,
and are making ready their gardens
for their growth.
= There are two suggestions that the
writer has to make to the incoming
City Council. The first Is that the
splitting ordinance be enforced; the
next that al ordinance be made regu-
lating the use and abuse Of bill
boards. Do this and note the result.
The present condition Of the ventila-
tors on our otherwise beautiful side
walks are disgusting ad nauseum,
and with the present use of the bill
boards 1t Is impossible to keep the
streets in neat, attractive condi-
tion.
The services at the Methodist
church last Sunday were most at
tractive. The pastor preached a fine
sermon appropriate to the day and
the choir rendered delightful music.
DR.. and Mrs. II. Fred Thode, Of
Walhalla, We're in Seneca last week.
Mrs. J. w. Stribling and Mrs. f.
G. Doyle spent Easter in Anderson,
Mrs. Stribling remaining over for
several days.
Miss Susie Bell, of The graded
school, has been on the sick list the
past week. but IS able to resume her
duties to-day.
The Gossipers will meet next Sat-
urday with Miss Margie Holland.
Miss Holland will also entertain the
Once-a-Week Club this week.
Miss Angeline Duncan Is improv-
ing after a serious and painful i'll
ness.
Mrs. j. e. Clarkson, and daught-
ers, Misses Esther and Eta, are in
Seneca again and have secured rooms
In the Harper-Clinkscales building.
The Easter egg hunt was big
success, and neat sum was realized
Charles Ballenger was in Seneca
last Sunday.
Mrs. j. 1. Holleman, Of Anderson,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
+. S. HOlleman this week.
Mrs. +. M. Cary was at home to
sevearl Of her friends last Thursday
at n spend-the-day party. The day
was charmingly spent In delightful
intercourse, and an elegant dinner
was seryed Mrs. Cary is famed as a
hostess, and those present on this
happy occasion were fortunate in
deed. The dinner was elaborate, and
was served In the hostess easy, at
tractive style. NJ. V. s.
Fully nine out Of every ten cases
OF rheumatism are simply rheuma-
tism OF the muscles, due to cold or
damp, or chronic rheumatism, neither