Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-22
THE COUNTY TRACK MEET
VIII BSHeld at Seneca--Local Teams
W,e Busy.-Seneca Locals.

SENECA, March 20.-Special: Next
FridaySafternoon a track meet will
will beshefd at the race trock here be-
tweensthe grades of the public school.
A meetHwas held last Friday after
noon Sstween the ninth and tenth
gradesSand the other grades of the
schoolaTesulting in victory for the
formeEg These are practice meets, in
whichHghe boys Of the Seneca track
team axe preparing themselvs for the
countyEand association meets, which
are toSiollow.
ReyesG. NJ Wilcox filled the pull
pit ofHthe Presbyterian church last
SundaMnight The attendance WAS
small Ga account Of the bad weather.
TheH&dn1or Aid Society Is arranging
to giyesan entertainment next Friday
night, (which Is known as "a Penny
CarDtytE' The show will be held in
Cary sh4otton ware room, and on ac-
count nflthe novelty of the affair will
doubtIass draw good crowd. A
penny@ @will be charged at the door.
Candyssan be bought for penny and
a sandwich for the same modest sum.
Varioqstand sundry attractions will
be given, including the monkey man,
the bafar man, and we suppose the
Wild man from Borneo! At any rate
the sho%,will be well worth your time
and noney, SO don't forget the date
and pfEe.
NoWNthat our house-keepers are
doing sepring work in their flower
gardensk trimming up their vines,
hedgesEetc., and taking stock Of the
fowerGseed to be sown, we think it
an oppprtune time to remember the
proposed arbor day at our cemetery.
In To-,
these lines lay them aside, no matter
how trt%ial or modest the plant may
be, and bring it to the cemetery. It
is proposed to make the day a his
tory-mBking one for Seneca. The
exact date vii be decided upon as
soon aSFthe weather Is settled.
Wel@ish to again remind our girls
In the country Of the proposed tomato
club, ahdSto request their names for
omembeNshtp before April 1st. Send
ana stheyW4il he ehI oiied n
T.. M. Lowery leaves on Tuesday
for his business interests in Ameri-
Gus, Ga. He will make the trip
through the country in his new ma
chine. Frestone Company model.
Q. II. Ellison Is the latest purchaser
Of an automobile in Seneca. He also
drives handsome Efestone touring
car
Mrs. i. e. Watson, Of Greenville,
delivered most interesting lecture
at the Baptist church Monday after
noon. The attendance was not as
large as it would have been had the
fact been more generally known.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
of ut
Stribling. A full attendance Is urged,
as it is the time for the election of
officers.
Miss Mamie Morrison, Of Clemson,
spent the past Friday night with her
sister, Miss Margaret Morrison.
Our mflliners have arranged to
hold their openings on next Friday
and Saturday, the oath and 25th.
Hat buyers here and in the neighbor-
Ing towns, and in the country will
remember the dates and come to Sen
eca on one or both days. These oc-
casions are always delightful socially,
as FEMININE shoppers are out en-
masse, for indeed nothing appeals to
the feminine heart like spring mil
linery opening.
Miss Matte Neill, who is spending
the winter here with her brothers,
returned Monday from weeks visit
to Mrs. r. 5. Werner.
The friends Of IT, D. Long will re-
gret to learn that he is laid up on
account Of an accident few days
ago, IN which he was painfully,
though not seriously. crippled. He
is at the home Of r. S. Werner A
few evenings since, in going out the
door, he made misstep and fell to
the ground. His friends hope to see
him restored speedily to health.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter spent
the past weekend in Greenville, re-
turning to Seneca Monday morning.
II. Anderson is inaugurating big
sale, which will begin on Thursday.
Mrs. 0. F. Bacon entertained the
Once-a-Week Club royalty last week,
serving an elegant twO-cOurse lunch
con at the close Of the business pro-
gram.
The new cottage being built by
l.. 4. Edwards, Oh Fair Play street,
is nearing completion, and presents
a most attractive appearance.
1t has been decided to hold the
county track meet in Seneca, instead
of at Clemson, as was at first plan
ned. The date is not positively set,
but it will be on Friday or Saturday,
the 3lst instant, or April 1st. This
change will be welcomed by those
who are interested throughout the
county, as Seneca Is nearer and more
accessible than Clemson. It will GER
tainly be big day for athletics and
for Seneca and big crowd Is ex-
pected. The grounds at the race
track, where the meet will be held,
are being put in fine shape to accom-
modate the crowd.
DO you know that Of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
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