Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-05-21
A MARRIAGE NEXT SATURDAY.
The Groom Former Seneca Boy-A
Fatal Accident-Local Notes.

Seneca, May 21.--Special Last
| Wednesday night about o'clock
jamie Griffin, colored woman, was
wounded by the discharge OF pistol
| in the hands OF Wilton Mazyck, also
colored, and the woman died on
| Thursday night as a result. Magis-
| trate Hopkins took the woman's dep
osition, in which she declared the
shooting was accidental. An inquest
was held on Friday, the coroner's
| jury giving a verdict in accordance
with these facts.
| Fine rains have visited the COM
munity during the past week, and Oh
Monday afternoon a light hailstorm
fell,,s
j. w. Stribling spent last Friday
at home, having come over from
! Clemson to see physician.
Misses Esther and Eta Clarkson
spent last Sunday at Clemson
Miss Nancy Hines has issued invi-
tations to a music recital on Thurs
| day afternoon at the school audito-
rum. Miss Hines is a pupil of Mrs.
S. K. Dendy and is highly endowed,
and the entertainment will prove a
delightful one. This ACCOMPLISHED
young lady will also finish the high
school here in June and will enter
| college in the fall. Her friends are
congratulating her upon her attain
ments in music, and she has also
stood very high in her studies in the
high school. ~., .r..
The entertainment Ngiven by the
Once-a-Week Club last Thursday
evening a. the school auditorium was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large au-
dience present, the program Of which
was given in our last letter. The
pl oceeds go toward school improve
ment. ...
Invitations have been received
here to the marriage of r. Wales
Lowery, for years a resident of Sen
eca, but recently OF Greenville, to
Miss Anna Bissell the wedding to
| occur at the home of the uncle and
| aunt Of the bride-elect, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N Richardson, on Saturday after
noon, May oath, at o'clock. Mr..
Lowery has many relatives and
| friends here and elsewhere who con-
| gratulate him or his good fortune.
Quite q large party OF sseneea peo-
tDie Went up TO Wal lst last IsS- Day
evening to the play and the trip was
reported from all quarters as highly
enjoyable.
| Rev. Charles Holland preached
two highly interesting sermons to
! good CONGREGATIONS at the Presbyte-
rian Church last Sunday Mr.. Hol-
land is native of Seneca and lived
here number of years. He has
many friends here who witness with
pleasure The gifts with which nature
has endowed him, and will wish fcr
him unlimited usefulness in his
chosen work.
80 A Il
| again from Townville, where she
taught a large music class. Her
friends are delighted to have her
home again. She was accompanied
by her friend, Miss Pearle Reeves, a
teacher in the Townville school, who
spent the weekend, returning to
ToWnville Sunday afternoon.
Misses Floride Propst and Lucille
Hamilton are in Greenville attend
ing Chicora commencement exer-
| ciScs.
Merry Arlington, formerly of this
place, but now of Greenwood spent
the past weekend with friends here.
| Mrs. J. Fl. Bryan and family are in
Seneca for the summer, which is
pleasant news to their friends here
| Commencement exercises of the
Seneca Institute (colored) are on
this week and are attracting visitors
from over the country. A large
number Of students will be gradu-
ated from the institution, the gradu.
alton exercises coming on Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wood, OF
Texas, are guests of Mr. and Mrs
II. f. Alexander. Mrs. Wood Il
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Gary Doyle.
Miss Carrie Hunter visited rela
tives in Anderson the past week.
Miss Mary Julia Reid is on an ex
te:.ded visit to relatives and friends
at Pendleton.
The mustic club of Mrs. S. X
Dendy's music class held an interest
ing meeting with Miss Tloride Props
last Thursday afternoc
James Adams we st to a large
number Of his yo' =, friends at 6
party last Friday evening.
Bishop VIM. A. Guerry will preach
at the Episcopal church here mex
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to othel
denominations and the public to bt
present.