Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-10-16
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Il. IL. Cary Improving--Future We'd
dings-Local Notes,

Sou llSlullC III II |
o'clock. The young couple have
many friends In Seneca who viii
join us IN wishing them a life of han
piness and prosperity. Mr.. Sheppard
Is an employee of the Southern and
1T VIII be gratifying news to the
friends of the bride that she will
continue to reside In Seneca.
Miss Floride Carey, of Pickens. IS |
visiting Mrs. f. NJ. Cary.
rom Marshall Lowery, Ben Lee
Hamilton Gordon Todd, ]. w. Strib-
ing and Luke Werner, Jr., all of
clemson, spent Sunday with their
homefolks here.
seneca was well represented at the
foot ball game at Clemson Saturday
when the Clemson team defeated
Riverside in a score of 2G to 0.
MISS Sadie Parker spent SATURDAY.
IN G~reenVille. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Mamie Blalock
OF westminster, who spent the week
end with her. ..-
Miss Margaret Morrison spent the
past weekend with her homefolks at
Clemson.
Luke w. Werner is with his family
here. ~
Miss Sue Thompson returned to
Charlotte last week, after a visit IF
=" w IL hCIG.
The news of the death of Norton
Cox was received here on SUNDAY
lie was sick only a few days and his
untimely death came as a shock To |
ms FAMILY and friends. He leaves q |
young wife and infant babe, besides
many friends, to mourn his death,
Inc announcement Of Ted Dick
sons engagement has been received
by friends here, the wedding to oc-
cur in the spring. lied" is at pres
ent In Russia, and his fiancee is q
resident Of New York city. MANY
friends here will await with interest
the approaching nuptlals.
The death Of John p. McCarey,
which occurred last Tuesday in Gads-
den, Ala. was the cause of sincere
sorrow by many friends in Seneca.
me remains, accompanied by his son
Guy, we're brought to Seneca Friday
morning last and were carried to
Bethel Presbyterian church for inter-
ment.
Charles McAlister, w. H. Perry,
Rev. Alexander Mitchell and Charles
McAlister, Jr., were in Seneca Friday
Ell route to Greenville from a trip to
the mountains.
Mrs. Alice BooZer, Of Greenwood;
MIS-. D. A. Smith, Of Walhalla, and
Mrs. McClair, Of Atlanta, were re-
cent visitors to Mrs. w. p. Reid.
MRS. Sallle Gilmer left last Satur-
day for Elberton, Ga, where she will
attend the AuldMcNair wedding,
On X Monday afternoon at the
regular meeting OF the Missionary So
c1ety OF the Presbyterian church,
MISS Junkins, the P%resbyterial WISH
TOR VIII he present and will make q
TAX 20 the mGmherE, u IL ~paYucstiv
'Icsiled thar thcv& he d fall al.cud.
ANca.
MES. G. V, M@Uarey attended the
tUn@ral Of Inhn p. McC.rey ~ Ruthel
last tilday, accompanying Mrs. L.. Il,
VanDiviere, Of Savannah.
McCants Adams, Of Anderson,
spent Sunday with his homefolks in
Seneca.
Miss Marguerite Adams has accept
ed a position as piano teacher at
Townville, going there last week.
The friends Of Miss Mary Julia
Reid will be glad to learn that she
VIII return from a lengthy visit to
McBee the last of this week.
me public, particularly flower low
ers, are reminded OF the approach of
Inc annual chrysanthemum exhibit,
the date Of which will be given later.
Next Friday and Saturday a rum
mage sale" will be given by the men,
Ders or the Aid Society Of the Pres
nyterlan church, in the Harper store
room IN East END, recently vacated
Dy j. e. Harper (the Bee Hive). This |
is an innovation here and will doubt
less be watched with interest by the
pubic. The members Of this con
gregalion are requested to send their
contribution to the store room on
Thursday.
"A large number OF Seneca people |
VIII attend the performance OF she
Stoops to Conquer" by Ben Greet
Players, at Clemson on the Goth in
slant.
j. o.. Brock, who is engaged in
business at Clemson, spent Sunday
with his homefolks here.
Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman is spending a
few days in Seneca.
IT VIII be pleasant news to the
many friends OF Mrs. J.. II. Bryan and
iamliy to learn that they will spend
the winter in Seneca.
The friends Of l.. Fl. Cary here are
glad to learn Of great Improvement in
his condition, since a severe illness, |
following an operation for appendi-
citis.
Y. S. Stribling exhibited a pen Of
Rhode Island rec chickens at the
PendlctOn fair and succeeded in car
rying off the prize, besides making
some valuable sales.
Mrs. NJ. r. Kirkpatrick entertain
ed the Oncc-a-Weck Club last Thurs
day, serving a delightful salad
course at the close Of the meeting.
The GOssipcrs were delightfully."- en-
tertaincd by Miss May Hamilton last
Friday afternoon.
a music club has been organized