Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-11-01
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
Citizens Look After Sanitary Condi.
tiOns of tho Town,

A. Hines will go to Columbia We'd
nesday to attend a meeting of the
officers Of the State Medical Associa-
ton, Of which he is a member.
II. r. Stribling, Jr., is spending the
week in Columbia and taking in the
fair.
And now they tell us "ptomaine
poisoning" Is not caused by pto-
maines!
DR.. J. S. stribllng will attend the
state Fair and meet Mrs. Stribling
there. She has beer visiting her par
ents at Heath Springs and viii, return
with him to Seneca the latter part OF
the week
mrs. thomson, Of near Lockhart
is visiting the family Of her son, DR.,
d. p. Thomson.
The relay race between Walhalla
and Seneca last Friday afternoon re-
suited IN victory for Seneca. The
dlference In time was about three
minutes. The townspeople, includ-
ing men. women and children, we're
out IN full force to see the end.
j. A. Brock presented the bows or
the Seneca team said to do the hest
running, with handsome stickpins.
They were Bill Harbin, Clifton Cox
STERLING Elrod and j. w. Stribling.
rms generosity was appreciated by
the boys and our people,
TWO young citizens arrived in Sem
eca last week, timing their arrival
with the relay race. They are being
entertained at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Gignilliat and Mr.. and
N"s. b. \. Lowry.
w. p. Reid is moving this week
into his new residence on Townyille
street.
Dr.. w. r. Doyle is in attendance
upon the State Fair this week.
At meeting Of the Civic Associa-
ton last Tuesday, at the home Of
Mrs. f. NJ. Cary, several important
business matters were discussed
Among them was the appointment Of
last Saturday to do work at the cem-
etery. 1t was decided also to ask
the board of health to look into GER
tain sanitary conditions in the town.
among them the enforcement of the
splitting ordinance. 1t was also
agreed to push the matter Of water
supply at the watering tank on the
square. The association hopes to
take on new life and do much need
ed work in the town. Mrs. Coleman
met with the members and made
some timely remarks upon civics in
our own town and in other towns she
has visited. She introduced maga-
zine article, which was read by the
president, Rev. Mr.. Blackburn. and
greatly enjoyed by the members
present
Mrs. J. T. Hollcman Is in Ander-
on this week in attendance upon the
meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Union OF Piedmont Presbytery, which
meets with Central church, that city.
The many friends of Mls. O. f.
,Nln
gain after serious and painful
illness Of several weeks.
Mrs. l.. r. VanDiviere, of Savan-
lah, visited Mrs. G. V. McCarey last
,veek
Rev. and Mrs. A. e. Driggers were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
lerndon on their recent visit here,
when Mr. Driggcrs filled his appoint
Nnent at the Methodist church.
The Once-a-Week Club held a de-
ightful meeting with Mrs. Luke Yer
er last week
Mrs. w. j. Lunney has returned
from ten days visit to Atlanta.
Mrs w. Is. Livingston is in Andcr-
son visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Louis
Gray.
Miss Floride Carey, of Pickens, is
visiting Miss Helen Cary.
+. NJ. Lowery, Of Americus, Ga,
spent several days in Seneca last
week.
Miss Harriet Werner spent last
Thursday in Seneca on her return to
Westminster from visit to relatives
in North Carolina.
wagon load Of young people OF
Rlchland came down last Friday for
the relay race.
Mrs. Nichols is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. l.. Stribling.
On Thursday afternoon our ladies
VINO are growing chrysanthemums
commercially will exhibit their
blooms in the store room formerly
occupied by the }. II. Adams Com
pany Beginning at o'clock oys-
ters will be served by members Of
the Library Association, and the sale
Will continue through the evening.
At night music program will be
rendered and social occasion is
planned for those who attend. No
admission will be charged to see the
flowers at night, but in the afternoon
10 cents will be charged. which will
be given to the library after expenses
are taken out. The condition of the
library demands the help Of our pub
llc-Splritcd citizens, and this occasion
Is planned to raise money for the pur-
chase Of books. AT the close OF the
music program in the evening the
chlysanthemums will be offered for
sale. and at any time during the cX-
hibition orders will be taken for
plants for spring delivery. Let every
body so and enjoy pleasant evening
socially and help TO build up our
library.
Tr'aSurcr'S Tax Collecting Visits.