Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-08-16
MATTERS AT SENECA,
Items of Interest About People and
Things--Clean Up. No;

Seneca, Aug. 15.-Special; Rev.
w. s. Hamiter visited his friends In!
Seneca last week, making his head-
quarters with Mr.. and Mrs. w. O..
Hamilton.
News of the death Of Miss Maude
Ellison was received here yesterday
afternoon. She had been sick many
months and her death was not unexg
pected. The sympathies of many
friends Is felt for the parents and
other members Of the family in their
sorrow. &
Little Mary Eliza, the infant daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Livingston,
has been quite sick, but is reported
better this morning q
Mrs. J. w. Stribling, with her
friends, Mrs. Frank Martin and fam-
days at Mrs. Stribling's home at
Cherrys. 6
Now that the fever season Is here
our people will bear in mind the fact
that strict sanitary conditions should
be observed. A liberal use Of lime
may prevent case Of fever, and
since the theory Of transmission of
disease by flies and mosquitoes, preI
vention in this line should also ba
observed. There is a great deal Of
complaint in Seneca about mosquis
toes and the cause should be looked
into. yg
Glowing accounts have been receiV-
ed from the reunion picnic at Rich-
land last week. Verify the Richland
people know how to do thing, and
when they undertake 1t. they "do 1t
up brown"
The family of II. NJ. Lowery will
move to Americus, Ca, within the
next week or ten days. This move
Will cause sincere regret to their
many friends here, and Seneca can
III afford the loss Of such citizens.
MI Lowery has held the Office OF
mayor for a year, and is otherwise
prominently identified with public
affairs here.
Miss Inez Dickson is visiting her
friend, Miss May Hamilton. Her
friends are pleased to see her{again.
Mrs. q. G. Doyle will give aspicnio
TO her Sunday school class at Cherry'y
next Friday. :>'V n, :
Miss May. Hamilton rendered aS deN
lightfn affat Va Sii ss;ig
afternoon picnic to her Sunday school
class last Friday.
S. K. Dendy, Jr, Is expected to ar
rive in Seneca soon for a visit to his
family here.
w. P. Nimmons is on the sick list
this week, though he hasn't fever, as
was reported. We hope to see him
out again soon.
Miss Dit White, Of Greenville, has
been visiting Miss Sue DAILY.
There were three different punches
OF straw-riders passed through Sen
eca last night, and at wasn't good
night for straw-riders either!"
A heavy rain fell here last night.
Whitner Cary, of Greenvile, is vis-
iting his relatives here.
Mrs. Mart Floyd, Of Spartanburg.
is visiting Mrs. f. NJ. Cary.
Charley Byrd has issued invitations
to party at his home Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Flora Monroe, of Laurinburg.
N. G., will arrive in Seneca Tuesday
afternoon for a visit of ten days to
Mrs. l.. w. Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Neill and
daughter Alice, are in Seneca.
II. S. Stribling, r. S. Werner and
Harry Sigh left Tuesday for a fish
ing trip to Jocassee.
The fruit and vegetable yender Is
a welcome visitor to Seneca these
days, since his long delay occasioned
by the drought.
l.. w. Werner is with his home
folks for day or two, en- route to
Spartanburg.
The death Of G. II. Phillips occur
red at his home here last week. He
had been sufferer from paralysis
for many motnhs, but was patient
and strong in the faith to the end.
lie was born September Cd, 1S47,
and was married to Margaret Susan,
daughter Of Thomas and Eliza Har-
per, when yet young man. To this
union seven children were born, four
OF whom preceded him to the grave.
those who survive him are Misses
Daisy and Bessie Phillips and Mrs,
Ida Cochran. He was faithful
member OF the Baptist church for
twenty-five years. He was kind
neighbor, a devoted husband and in
dulgent father. TO the sorrowng
ones Is extended the sympathies of
many friends.
On next Monday afternoon, at the
manse, there will be held ioint
meeting OF the Aid and Missionary
Societies of the Presbyterian church.
The object OF the meeting Is to ex-
change dates for the regular meet
ings OF the two societies. The mem
bers will bear the fact in mind that
Two collections will be taken, one for
each society. and to come prepal ed.
Husband Saw Wife Killed,