Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-07-31
MISS OLIVE BRADBERRY WEEDS.
The Social Calendar Protests
Against Those Noisy Trains.

s-s~..nasn..-zs~s
Seneca, July 30.-Special: Seneca
| and society Is quiet this week.
Mrs. c. v. McCarey, Mrs. e. v.
Moorman and Miss Clara v. McCarey
went to Greenville last week for a
visit Of ten days.
Mrs. Leavelle, Of Mississippi, Mrs.
Annie Lowry and Mrs. J. H. Bryan
are In Seneca for several weeks,
which fact Is great pleasure to
their numerous friends here.
| Seneca is dry and dusty and gar
dens are suffering for rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Hopkins spent
the weekend in Central.
The following young people COM
pose delightful. mountain party,
having left last Thursday for points
In the near mountains, with Mrs. j.
and Nancy Hines, Sue Ellen Hunter
and Louise Lawrence; Messrs. Os-
car Doyle, Thornley, Cary, Charles
Byrd and Warren Gignilliat.
w. K. Livingston has returned
from lengthy business visit to Mis-
sissippi.
Miss Louise Dendy has. been en-
tertaining as her house guests the
past week Misses Wyatt, Of Easely,
and Miss Sarah Davis, Of the coun-
try.
A marriage OF interest and sur
prise to the friends Of the young
couple was solemnized yesterday
morning at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. l.. Bradberry when their daugh-
ter, Miss Olive, was married to
Frank burst, Of Atlanta. Rev. G. s..
Blackburn, the brides pastor, off,
oi pr>o1 n bor 1S
Seneca's milliners has become deserv-
edly popular here, and she has many
friends who wish for her a full share
Of happiness and prosperity.
Miss Mary Julia Reid has been
with her homefolks since Friday, and
will return Wednesday to her duties
at Townville, where she Is teaching
a large music class.
Mrs. E. C. Doyle entertained at a
! beautiful party Monday evening in
! honor OF her two attractive house
guests, Misses Nan Osborne and Ella
Sue Jones. OF Anderson.
Miss Julia Hawkins entertained a
number Of her friends at picnic at
the Mineral Springs Monday evening.
Miss Carrie Hunters friends will
be pleased to know Of her return to
Seneca this week, after lengthy
visit to friends in Mississippi.
Mrs. Il. S. Stribling and Mrs. l.. w.
Werner, with their children, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. s. Werner in the country.
Rev. and Mrs. M. r. Kirkpatrick
are visiting Mrs. w. H. Hamilton at
Ninety-Six.
Next Friday afternoon the pupils
and teachers Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will hold a picnic at
the Mineral Springs. Well-filled
baskets will be a delightful feature
Of the program.
The burning of the railroad bridge
on the Blue Ridge, at Six-and-Twen-
ty. last week, necessitates the trans
fer OF passengers, which has caused
delay in trains the past few days.
Mrs. o. f. Bacon Is visiting rela-
I tives tn Marietta, Ga, and will be
! absent from home two weeks. Her
friends are wishing for her a pleas
ant stay at the home Of her young
ladyhood.
The useless noise caused by fruit
cars here continues. greatly to the
annoyance of our nervous woman
and children. Numerous complaints
are lodged against the noise made at
night by the deafening blowing Of
whistles. That caused by shifting
cannot be helped, but the fact that
the former was prevented during a
serious Illness here proves it can be
easily and efTectually done again.