Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-09-28
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Population Of Town Increased--Lrhe
Robinson Show Coming.

seneca, sept. l9.-T- delayed IN
Transmiss!cn.} Specials: At call
meeting Of the Ladies' Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon delegates were
elected to the union which meets at
NAbbeville october 12th Mrs. w. p.
Reid was elected delegate, and Mrs.
Il. %. Strlbling alternate.
Last Friday the literary society
was organized at the high school
with the following officers: presi-
dent, Charley Byrd; vice president,
j. W. Stribling; secretary, Sue FL
len Hunter; treasurer, McCants
Adams; senior critic, Rebecca Todd;
senior censor, Earle McMahan; iun-
ior censor Luke Werner; sergeant
alarms, Sterling Elrod.
The athletic association was also
organized with the following Off
GERS: President, J. w. Striblng:
vice president, Horace Wood; treas
urer, Gus Tribble. Prof Brockman
coach and general manager.
w. j. Weaver, passenger on No
II, on Monday, attempted to leave
the train while it halted at tho
crossing, thinking the station had
been reached. He fell and was con-
siderably bruised up, but his wounds
are not serious. DR.. w II. Doyle.
surgeon for the Southern, dressed
the wounds. He was able to make
the next train for Anderson.
Monday was great day for SEN
eca In that it marked the date of
the arrival of two pairs Of twin ba-
bies, all girls. Mr.. and Mrs. C. ).
Strihling and Mr.. and Mrs Tom Al
lenmre the happy parents.
Miss May Russell is visiting Mrs.
L. NJ. Lowery.
T. NJ. Lowery is in Americus, Ga,
for week.
Miss Bessie Wilson has returned
from visit to North Carolina.
Misses Lucille Hamilton and Han
nah Brown returned TO Chicora Col
le%c on Monday
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. THOMPSON will regret their de-
parturc from Seneca. They leave
this week for Atlanta, where Mr.
thompson will engage in business
The best wishes Of all will follow
them to their new home
Mrs. ID. p. Werner, Of Greenyillc
Will arrive in Seneca on Wednesday
Tor visit to relatives here and else
whore in the county.
Prof. W. S. Morrison, Of Clemson,
lectured to the Methodist Sunday
school on Sunday last and 1t was
regretted by his friends here that the
hour set conficted with that of ser
wees IN the other churches, and they
were, therefore, deprived the pleas
urc Of hearing him.
Hon. and Mrs. S. Y. Stribling, OF
Roswell, Ga, are visiting in Seneca.
Miss, Nan Nimmons is in Seneca
again, after spending the summer
with her parents on Kcowcc. She
Is with II. L. Nimmons for the sea-
SON.
Tor or the J. II. Adams estate, is
running largo sale, for the pur-
pose OF settling the business of the
estate. The immense stock will go
at cost, and a good chance is there
by given the public to get fall goods
at song. Mrs. Adams will resume
business with a splendid new stock
or goods, which she purchased while
in New York recently.
Il. {. Patterson has opcned uD
business in the Doyle store room in
West End, and will be glad to see
his old friends again. lie has bought
the lIollcman. cottage ON Fair PLAY
street where his family recently
moved from pendleton
1hc question concerning the small
Boy most now tand the big boy, too. }
is the John Robinson show, which
Will show here the 29th instant Bill
boards, windows, fences and every
available space Is ablaZc with show
pictures, and Seneca will be the cen
ter of attraction to the entire county
on that date. The tent will be
pitched below town, near the oil mill.
Let everybody come and bring tho
babies, and here's a special invita-
tion to that veteran show-gocr, Jas.
Scaborn, to cone and be Welcomed, I,
Orphans Have iI0okworm.