Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1911-04-19
WALHALLA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
LOCAL NEWS FROM SENECA.
The Marriage OF Miss Nimmons and
MIR. Craig-Social Events.

cepted a position. Their friends wish
them success in tf~'" new home.
AT a recent meeting Of the board
Of trustees Of the Seneca Graded
School all the teachers of the pres
ent faculty were reelected, and the
eleventh grade added. Mrs. A. w.
Thompson was elected q teacher for
the next year.
Neil Sigh has put in moving
Palmetto Building. In addition to
this, there is dog and pony show
on for three nights this week, which
is attracting good crowds.
A subscription Is being taken for
the Chinese sufferers this week. Any
one who may wish to contribute and
whom the committee may not see,
can leave contributions with Mrs. A.
p. Brown or Mrs. W. p. Reid.
Everybody is interested in the
track meet at Clemson next Satur-
day, and big crowd will go from
Seneca.
a ball game was played on the
Seneca diamond Monday between
Seneca and a travelling company Of
Indians. There was a big crowd and
good game, resulting in a score of
to in favor Of the Indians.
G. w. Shirley has moved into the
new cottage on Fair Play street re-
Gently built by l.. A. Edwards.
Mr.. 'Teasley is occupying j. G.
HuTf's residence.
T. M. Lowery has been with his
family here for several days, return
ing to Americus this morning.
Wilton Earle, Of Atlanta, passed
through Seneca Sunday on his way
to his home at Beaverdam.
Dr.. e. A. Hines left last Friday for
Charleston, where he is attending
the State Medical Association, of
which he is secretary.
DR.. J. S. Stribling is attending the
State Medical Association In Charles
ton.
Misses Lula and Sue Gignilliat
and Mrs. w. P. Reid are giving their
Sunday school classes an Easter egg
hunt this afternoon, which was post
poned on account OF the rains last
week.
J., W. strib,ing was at home to his
young friends last Friday evening at
a social gathering.
The GOssipers were entertained
last week by Misses Carrie Hunter
and Margie Holland.
Mrs. j. l.. Marett was hostess to
the Once-aWeek Club last Thursday.
Shakespeare was the author under
study and the hostess had arranged
a delightful program, Including a
contest. Delicious refreshments
We're served at the close of the meet
ing.
Mrs. Edwin Mason and children
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Lunney.
The news of the death Of Rev. VIM.
j. Wyly was received here with sin
cere regret by many relatives and
friends, who sorrow with the family
In their great affliction.
The friends here and elsewhere in
the county will be glad to learn that
j. A. Brock has decided to remain in
Seneca for the present. Seneca can
III afford the loss of citizen like Mr..
Brock.
Miss Mary Hines will entertain her
young friends at birthday party on
Wednesday afternoon.
Little Miss st. Claire Hopkins ten
dered party to her little friends
last Thursday afternoon, the occa-
sion being the celebration Of her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Holloway yis
tied in Walhalla last Sunday.
Mrs. James Daniel, Of Marietta
Ga, is visiting her father, o. r. Ba-
con.
Miss Norma Gignilliat spent Easter
WIN her homefolks, returning to the
College for Women, Columbia, Mon
day.
News of the continued illness of
NJ. &. Dendy, of near Richland, is
received here with regret by his
friends and relatives.
Joe Hopkins, who has been work.
ing for w. p. Nimmons for several
years, has resigned his position on
account of failing health. He will
go West soon and his friends here
hope to see him return in few
months completely restored to
health.
Seneca lawns are beautiful after
the recent rains, and mowers are
being used with telling effect.
"A good representation form Sem
eca VIII attend the grand opera in
Atlanta next week.
Miss Rookie Reid and Mrs. High
Holleman, Of Walhalla, spent Sun
day in Seneca.
Miss Helen Beard visited Miss
Mary Julia Reid on Sunday.
A late publication by a Wholesale
plant house in the North contains an
article or chrysanthemum culture by
Mrs. l.. w. Werner, Of Seneca. This
testimonial Of Mrs. Verner's skin
as mum grower Is deserving one,
and places Seneca in the foremost
ranks as chrysanthemum growing
section. Mrs. Verner's article will
be published, thereby giving anna.
teurs the benefit of its teachings.
$. j. Craig and. Miss Nan Nim-
mons Will be married Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. A. w. Thompson. Miss Nim-
mons Is the youngest daughter Of