Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-12-13
New Series No. 012--Volume LXIH.--No. so
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
Samuel Stribling Dead - General
News Of Interest About Town.

Samuel Stribling Dead - General
News Of Interest About Town.
Seneca, Dec. 11.-Special: In be-
half OF the participants in the play,
Down in Maine," which will be pre-
sented in Walhalla next Friday
night, we wish to say to the show
goers Of Walhalla that the play is all
that It Is represented to be. On ac-
count of the extravagant praise
given by the Seneca people It was de-
ctded to take 1t to Walhalla. We are
aware that show given by local tai
ent could not, as usual thing, ex-
pect the reception from a strange au-
dience that the performers would get
in their home town, bpt we can safely
recommend this show to the good
people Of Walhalla. with assurances
that 1t will furnish an evening Of
genuine enjoyment. Let everybody
see Down in Maine"
Luke w. Werner is with homefolks
for the winter.
the Once-a-Week Club delightfully."-
last week. The meeting this week
will be with Mrs. A. w. Thompson.
Mrs. B. o. Hopkins ha.; returned
from visit to her parents at Gen.
trail
News of the death Of Sam Strib-
ling, the eldest son of John v. Strib-
ling, Of Anderson, was received here
last Saturday. He had been in i'll
health for months and his death was
not unexpected. He had many
friends and relatives in Oconee coun-
ty who will regret to learn Of his
untimely death.
Clinton Strlbling is improving
from recent severe illness.
Theater-goers here will be glad
to learn that the opera house will be
opened again for shows. The Lash
ley Comedy Company Is booked for
three nights this week, beginning to-
night CMonday)
w. A. Holland and daughters,
Misses Margie and Lillian Holland,
are occupying rooms in Miss Bessie
Wilson's residence.
The papers and magazines are full
Of the Christmas spirit, and there is
varied advice about shopping early,
or not shopping early, as the case
may be. SO how Is a body to know
what to do? If we shop early. and
thereby relieve the poor clerk of,the
terror Of the last crush, we miss the
"spirt' which comes with the last
few days Of shopping; If we shop
early we also miss the bargains
which the shopman offers at the very
last to "get rid of his stuff" Per-
sonally we have always advised early
shopping, but we wouldn't take a
pretty to miss the last few days.
the mingling and jollying with tho
crowds, and looking through the
shops for last few things which
we're forgotten.
Ramsay Holleman's friends are
glad to see him at home again and
to know that he is better.
large number OF Seneca people
will go up to Walhalla with the play
ers in Down in Maine" many good
judges declaring it is worth seeing
the second time"
Mrs. S. K. Dendy and Mrs. T. M
| derson, two Of Senecas music teach
ers, rendered recitals to the patrons
Of their music classes the past week.
Both occasions marked decided pro-
gress on the part Of the pupils, and
proved to be pleasant gatherings So
cially also.
The Lashley stock company, show
Ing at the opera house this week,
made decided hit last night in the
comedy drama, "His Country Sweet
heart" The cast was good and the
| show clean and attractive. est.
ElmO Will De put on wednesday
| night, and II the initial performance
Is any index to the ability Of the per-
| formers, our people have treat in
store for them.
Misses Nellie and Nancy Hines and
Floride Propst visited in Greenville
| last Saturday
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