Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-01-19
LOCAL MATTERS ABOUT SENECA
Good Meeting s.. s. Convention
81 Miss Caldwell Married.


School Convention, which convened
Baptist church. The sessions were
full Of interest from beginning to
end, and were well attended. Seve-
raj of the prominent speakers were
absent, but there were some fine talks
upon the various interesting ques-
tfons on the program. There was a
good showing of delegates, though
the attendance was not as large as
was expected. Among the speakers
who may be mentioned as being par
ticularly interesting were: Messfs.
j. NJ. Way, A. l.. Driggers, r. B. Ep-
ting and Miss Vandiver, Of Spartan
burg. The Round Table talks were
| peculiarly edifying, and we feel that
any community may take it privi-
| lege to be able to entertain the con-
ventfon.
The committee OH election Of Off
! GERS submitted the following as off,
GERS for 1910: Il. Peden Anderson,
president, Westminster; w. l..
| Dobbs. vice president, Fair Play: w.
G. Hughs, secretary, Walhalla; Rev
r. G. Lavender, treasurer, Westmin-
ster; Home Department Superin-
tendent, A. p. brown, Seneca; Pri-
mary Department superintendent,
Mrs. w. l.. Dobbs, Fair Play; Adult
Department Superintendent, X. w.
Marett, Westminster; Chairman of
Executive Committee, A. p. Brown.
Seneca The recommendation of the
committee was accepted. Miss Leah
Harper, of Seneca, was reelected as
sistant secretary.
w. c. Thomson, of Chester county,
visited his brother, DR.. ID. P. Thom-
son, last week. ~
Mrs. G. B. Floyd and daughter, Of
Fairburn, Ga, spent the week lend
with Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Lunney.
On the night Of the 9th instant
the District Convention of the X. of
p. will meet with the Seneca Lodge.
Preparations are being made for a
banquet, which will be an elaborate
affair, and which will be given in
honor of the visitors and friends of
the members Of the local lodge.
w. ID. Holland was called to Char
lotte few days ago on account of
the illness Of his baby boy, who is
with Mrs. Holland visiting in Char
lotte.
j. N. Herndon and family are NOV
Ing into the residence on First North
street, recently vacated by w. D. Hol-
land
Revs. G. S. Blackburn and NJ. r.
Kirkpatrick are in Columbia In at
tendance upon the meeting of the
Laymen's Convention.
X. S. G. Norman, of Columbia,
spent several days last week in Sen
eca with friends.
an open meeting This week with Mrs
T 1T I, a.
be fittingly observed.
Wales r. Lowery has been on the
sick list for several days. His
friends hope to see him out again
soon.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church next Sunday.
News has been received here of the
recent marriage of Miss Lillian Cald-
well to Rev. Mr.. Crutchfield, late of
Arizona. now of California. Mrs.
Crutchfield has spent humber Of
years In Seneca, and made many
friends and admirers here, who will
be interested in this bit Of news, and
who VIII entertain the very warmest
interest In her future welfare and
happiness There are few people
who possess the varied attainments
that she does. not least among them
being her perfect adaptability, and
that she will make an ideal preach
er's wife, for this reason. Is an as
sured fact. May heavens choicest
blessings be theirs!
j. T. Simpson has sold his hand
some residence here to J. A. San
ders. We hope this does not mean
that we are to lose Mr.. and Mrs
Simpson rs citizens. as Seneca can III
afford the loss.
Yesterday was the date for the
trial of the case, Seneca VS.. Norton
and Thompson. which came up be-
fore the Mayor yesterday afternoon
The case was postponed till February
2lst at the request Of the attorneys
for the defense.
The next attraction Of the lyceum
course Will be Marvin Williams, who
VIII appear In Seneca Tuesday even
Ing at the school house. Mr.. Will
liams Is said to be one of the very
best humorists on the lecture plat
form, and everybody who loves a
laugh should go.
Prof. and Mrs. d. +. Nicholson are
with Mrs ]. Fl. Burgess on First
North street.
Mrs. J. II. Bryan spent several
days last week in Seneca.
Miss Sue Haley. Of Westminster.
spent the weekend with Miss Sue
Daily.
Miss Emma Stribling attended the
Sunday School Convention anc re-
NAMED with relatives here over Sun
day.
The sale Of the r. Y. II. Lowery
property took place last Saturday
here. The home place, including
twelve acres of land. was bought by
B. L. LOWery, and the Westminster