Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-03-29
COUNTY TRACK MEET APRIL I.
Locals and PERSONALS IA f,out Seneca.
Penny Carniv stfScess.

Seneca, March 81. -geial: Every
body is interested In the county track
meet which will be held in Seneca
Saturday, april LET, 1t Is regretted
that the date not have been set
for Friday, asss you'd have given
the Seneca bushes men chance to
attend. AS it Is it will be impossible
for the business houses to close on
account of the Saturday trade. The
visiting teams may be sure of
hearty welcome from Duy6 citizens.
The community was visited 9yeane
rains Sunday.
Master #Clinton Jones, Of, Green
vile, is visiting Dr.. and Mrs. Il. c.
Doyle.
The friends of II. D. Long regret
to learn of his continued illness at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.. s: Ver-
nearysin the country I'm "a
Everybody who heard Mrs, M. V.
Moore, more familiarly known as
q year ago, will be dSlfghted to
know that she is to be in Seneca
again. The Library Association has
secured her for lecture on Thurs
day night next, the 30th instant.
The auditorium Of the school house
Will be used, and n full house will
doubtless greet the inimitable Betsy
Hamilton.
AT the meeting Of the Aid Society
Of the Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon the election of officers was
held, resulting as follows: President,
Mrs. A. B. Lowery; vice president,
Mrs. o. f.. Bacon; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. w. S. Hunter.
Mrs. w. p. Reid Is in attendance
upon the State Sunday School Con-
vention at Spartanburg this week
Mrs. c. N. Gignilliat was called to
Greers last week }on account of
serious change in the condition of
her mother, Mrs. McCutcheon, who
| had been in declining health for
months. Her death occurred on
Tuesday, and to Mrs. Gignilliat and
other members Of the family, who
| were well known here, is extended
the sympathy Of many friends. Dr..
TN u NJ Cute q hen ], WHO lived in, Sem
ny
of the large family, all OF whom
were at the. bedside OF the mother
when the end came.
| w. j. Holloway Is on the sick list
this week, being confined to his bed
with grip
Only Il few Seneca people witness
| ed the ball game at Clemson Mon
day. when Clemson and the Univer-
sity Of Georgia played. The score
was to In favor Of Georgia.
The very atmosphere of Seneca
seems to be charged with approach
ing weddings.
S. K. Dendy's family will move to
Seneca In the near future, which Is
most gratifying news to their num-
| erous friends here. Mr. Dendy Is
travelling, but his family will be To-
| Gated here.
Miss Bessie Wilson is visiting in
Walhalla.
Wales Lowery, Whit Holleman
| and Francis Adams attended the re-
| ception at Chicora College last Fri
day night
The city council is having some
good work done on the streets
The penny carnival drew a splen-
did crowd last Friday, and although
the entrance was but penny, a neat
sum was realized. There were six
concessions, namely: Blue Boards
wives, the fat man and fat woman,
the Gold Dust Twins. the educated
monkey, the art gallery and the old
MILL There was also the fortune
tellers' tent, in which a rushing bus
ness was done. Confetti, popcorn,
candy and refreshments were sold.
| Altogether the affair was a "howl-
ing" success.
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