Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-07-05
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drought was broken on Saturday last.
and on Monday rain fell again. 1T
is said, however, that rain Sis still
needed to make YOU i III season -
Mrs. FL S$BS urned last
week from lig,isf s here she spent
the winterEandS strtiin1ess' months,
Mr.. and Mrs Guy T. Grove and
daughter will arrive Thursday, and
will be with Nj. and Mrs. w. P. Reid
and Other relatives for visit. OF
some length.gs N5 ,s3sa
Miss May Hamilton has returned
to her home here, which is pleasant
news to hepfriends. &ssS
WiltonsEarle Is visiting his home-l
folks at %Beaverdam, and IS accom-
panied by his friend,sB Benedict
Mr.. Benedict has many friends In
Seneca who are pleased to see him
again. -.Ss
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. stribling and
children, Mrs. Luke Werner and chill
dren are spending the Fourth picnick-
| ing at High Bridge.
Miss ,Ivor Brown, accompanied by
| her friend, Miss Bessie Dye, reached
Seneca last week. Miss Brown has
been teaching Ut Heath Springs and
| Is With her homefolks for the sum-
mer Vacation.
Dr.. J. S. Stribling has arrived with
his bride and they will be at home
to their friends in his cottage on First
South street.
Miss Norma Gignilliat Is at Honea
Path, where she Is a member Of a
house party In the home of her
friend, Miss Brock.
The friends of Mrs. II. e. Dickson
and her daughter, Miss Inez, will be
pleased to learn that they will spend
the summer in Seneca. Mrs. Albert
Adams. formerly Miss Christine
Dickson, will be in seneca for q visit.
arriving this week.
The Seneca Hardware Company
has bought the ]. H. Adams furni-
ture and undertaking business. f.
3. Adams will, however, conduct the
business for the hardware company.
H. Seneca and Walhalla played ball
on Saturday, resulting In a score OF
~ to y, in favor of Seneca. The fea4
ture4 Of the game was the pitehing5of
I 8Er. M. LoWery. Is In Seneca, having
arrived Tuesday morning from Amer
icus, Ga.
Miss May Russell visited her sis
ter, Mrs. T. M. Lowery, the past
weekend.
Prof. and Mrs. d. r. Nicholson
were among the visitors from Wal
halla to the concert last Friday
night by the Richland Quartette.
Prof. Nicholson will represent his
fraternity at the big national conven-
ton which meets in Chicago this
month. This Is high honor and Is
worthily bestowed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson have many friends in SEN
eca,. VINO were pleased to meet them
again.
Dr.. e. A. Hines Is another Seneca
citizen who Is not without honor at
home nor abroad. At the recent
meeting Of the National Medical AS
sociation in Los Angeles the Doctor
was chosen presiding officer Of the
Convention Of Secretaries and Jour
nal Representatives. ct will be re-
membered that Dr.. Hines Is secretary
of the State Medical Association Of
South Carolina.) He was also hon
ored in being chosen toastmaster at a
magnificent banquet rendered this
conyention, at which, however, the
Doctor declares, nothing stronger
than good coffee and apolinaris wa
ter were drunk"
A fair-sized audience greeted the
Richland Quartette on Friday night
at the auditorium. The intense heat
doubtless prevented the attendance
OF some, but those who braved the
neat were richly rewarded. The de-
lghtful program was faultlessly rem
dered and was received with marked
enthusiasm. We congratulate the
members Of the quartette on the
splendid impression made.
Seneca business houses, with some
exceptions, are closed for the Fourth,
Tom Cherry Is in Seneca and IS
with his mother at Mrs. w. X. Liv-
ingstons.
Mrs. E. c. Doyle rendered an ele-
CANT and beautiful entertainment to
the Once-a-Week Club last week
which marked the closing of the club
for the summer. Fruit punch was
served the visitors upon their arri-
val, and after delightful social
hour delicious ice course was serv-
ed Thc program Of entertainment
was In the nature Of PHOTOGRAPH
contest, the members having been
requested to bring baby photos of
themselves. This caused a deal of
amusement and at the close of the
contest 1t was found that Mrs. B. l..
LoWery and Miss Eleanor Richard
son had tied for the prize. In a
draw Miss Richardson was lucky,
and was presented with framed pic
ture. The Gossipers were also in
cMded among the guests Of the after
noon.
Miss Frances Arlington, OF Green
wood, VIII spend the coming week
end with friends here.
The Southern Railway Is building
a new water tank on the square near
the location Of the old one.
}. II. Thompson, OF Atlanta, Is in
Seneca, and his friends are accord
ing him hearty welcome.
Mrs. G. V. McCarey spent several
days last week at Cnllaqn pnrlr 90