Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1913-07-09
WHAT'S DOING AT SENECA.
wireless" StatiOn-Parties OF for
the Mountains--Person Items.

Seneca, July S.-Special: M. and
Mrs. James Doyle and Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Doyle, Of Texas, o"e visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il Alexander The
latter two have been 'n Atlanta the
past year for Mr.. Doyle's health
We welcome these good people to our
town.
Misses RoXie and Elizabeth Reid
May Fant and Norma Moore, OF Wal
halla, were visitors to Seneca last Fri-
day for the dance. There were q
large number OF stays from neighbor.
ing towns. Charles and Ed Werner
and Miss Lynn Werner, OF Richland
were also visitors on this delightCui
occasion. The young men OF the
town are congratulated upon the sue
| cess of the affair. 1t being the "Glo-
rious FOURTH" national colors were
| used in the decorations, and festoons
Of green pOtted plants, etc, were also
| effectively used. The most attractive
| feature was the splendid dance music
rendered by a Greenville orchestra
Misses Maud Hopkins and Helen
Cary are visiting friends in Clinton
Charley Byrd, Thornley, Cary, Os-
car Doyle and Warren Gignilliat have
returned from weeks outing IN The
| mountains.
Miss Sue Ellen Hunter will nnter-
tain number Of her friends nj q
house party next week. The delight
full occasion is keecly anticipa ed b.
the younger society set.
Louis H. Cary, of Greenville, spent
the past weekend with the family of
F. M. Cary.
J. w. Stribling is visiting Hon. and
| Mrs. }. w. Shelor in Walhalla.
Miss Stokes, Of Greenville, was the
attractive guest Of Mrs S. K. Dendy
| las. Sunday.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson and son
Will are in Highlands for a stay OF
several weeks.
Seneca is enjoying the distinction
of being the only wireless telegraph
| station in this part of the country
Master Willie McWhorter made the
| acquaintance of wealthy New
Yorker in Jacksonville the past win~
ter, who was so impressed wiz the
scientific bent Of his mind that be
presented him with handsome in
strument, which was shipped straight
| from the factory to Seneca, and
which the young fellow has installed
| He is a personal friend of the wife
less operator at Jacksonville, who
has been most helpful in his studies
Of this wonderful invention.
Miss Verna Stribilng returns to
Seneca on Tuesday evening from
visit OF several days to Anderson
Following are those who will leave
Monday for stay of two weeks al
Horse Cove: Misses Mary Julia Reid.
Frances Wykle, of Marietta, Ca;
Norma Moore, Of Walhalla: Miss Yer
ma Stribling, Messrs. d. WHY, Oliver
Doyle, Joe Todd and ]. w. Stribling
Seneca: Chaperons, Mesdames ". P
Reid, c. v. McCarey and II. E. Strib
| ling, Miss Clara V. McCarey.
r. X. Nimmons and w. T. Edwards
will leave the latter part of the
week in their buggy for the noun
! tains of North Carolina, and viii 10.
turn by Horse Cove and join TIE
above party.
News has been received here Of
probable visit to Seneca of. Earle
Samuel, who lived in Seneca several
years, and who Is pleasantly remem-
bered by many friends here Mt
Samuel Is now employed by Brad
street. with headquarters at Birmin&-
ham, Ala.
There are many friends in Seneca
of Mrs. E. F. Hughs who were griev-
ed to learn Of her death last week.
The writer feels the loss of al old
friend, and the passing away OF this
good woman sewers another link cOn-
Meeting the good old days Of the past
with the ever-changing and fckIe
present. Our sympathies are *
tended the bereaved Family.
A game of base ball was pIaved
Monday between an Atlanta team
and the Seneca team (both colorell.
which resulted in victory for tHe
locals by score Of IA to 6. Another
game will be played between the
same players this (Tuesday) after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Bramlett are
visiting relatives at Simpsonvila.
While away Mr.. Bramlett will escort
a squad of Boy Scouts from Green
vile through the mountains.
Miss Lula Gignilliat entertained
her Sunday school class at a delighr-
full picnic at COlemans Mill last Fri
day afternoon. G. w. Gigniiliat took
the little fellows out in his auto, and
the JOY ride was by no means the
least OF the afternoons pleasure.
Mrs. S. J. Craig, now OF Green lie,
spent a night last week with Mrs.
w. p. Nimmons, going on to visit her
relatives Oh Keowee.
Mrs. James Lowry has graciOugly
consented to sing in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath. She will prob
ably sing Robyn's Answer" Set 20
sacred words. Mrs. Lowry's singing
is always pleasantly anticipated by
this congregation and proves an at-
tractive feature Of the services.
The Presbyterian congregatiun
pounded their pastor, Rev. /. e. Wa
lace. last week upon the arrival Of
Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. George. Parker, from the low
country, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Parker, and sister, Miss Sadie Par-