Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-04-19
WORKERS READY FOR II. r. JOB
One Camp Located at Seneca-Mat.
OerS Of Local Interest.

cided excitement has been given the
business world Of Seneca on account
OF the appearance of the Southern
Railway crew Of engineers arriving
last week to begin work on double
tracking the road. The contracts
nave been let between here and
R1ch!and, and the crew doing this sec
ton will be located I'M Seneca. The
camp is near the mineral springs, and
work on the "shacks" is going on rap
idly. The enterprise will undoubted
~ bring business to Seneca.
Mrs. }. r. Moore and attractive lit
tie daughter Martha left to-day for
their home at Fort Lawn.
Mrs. l.. o. Bradberry left Saturday
FOR Atlanta in answer to a telegram
telling of the serious illness of her
little granddaughter, Frances Dur
rette.
Drs. ]. S. Stribling and e. A. Hines
are attending the State Medical Asso-
citation In Charleston this week. DR..
Stribling went Ell route Beaufort for
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d.
WHY.
Clark Wyly is visiting in the home
Of Dr.. j. S. Stribling.
At the last meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society it was decided
to attend the Presbyterial in a body
and give demonstration OF a model
meeting Of an 'Endeavor society. The
annual election of officers was held,
resulting as follows: President, Ogil-
vie Todd; vice president, Geo. Gal
phln; secretary and treasurer, Miss
Rebecca Frierson.
Miss Rachel Dickinson, who has
been visiting Mrs. w. S. Hunter, left
MONDAY for visit to friends at Pen
dleton.
NeSt Friday afternoon the seenca
High School and Central High School
or Greenville will play match game
of tenuis in Seneca.
Miss Dell Ramsay, of Anderson,
spent several days the past week with
Miss Helen Cary.
The many friends of N. B. Cary
throughout The county will regret to
iearn that he has been very much In
disposed the past week. However, he
was able to attend to business mat
ters in Walhalla Tuesda,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Liy ingston and
daughter Mary left on Monday for Il
visit to Baltimore. They were ac-
companied from Greenyille by DR.
and Mrs. J. Louis Gray, of Anderson
Rev. l. E. Wallace, w. S. Hunter
and J. s. Robinson attended Presby-
terry at Piedmont last week.
An interesting occasion last Sum-
day evening was the christening, at
home, Of the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. R. l.. Nimmons, Virginia
Elizabeth. Mesdames C. v. McCarey
and w. K. Livingston stood god mo-
theirs and Mr.. Nimmons as god fa-
ther. Rev. r. M. Marshall, the pas.
tor Of the family, officiated, and the
beautiful rite was most impressively
administered. A number OF friends
attended the services.
DR.. G. G. Jones, Of Greenville is
visiting in the home of Dr.. e. Clay
Doyle.
Miss Miriam. Jennings visited At
lanta the past weekend.
nhe Campfire Girls picnicked AT
Davis's mill last Saturday. where they
met the Campfire Girls of Clemson. A
delightful day was spent. The same
day the Boy Scouts picnicked at their
lodge on F.. NJ. Cary's place near
town, where the boys have erected
genuine log cabin, which is to be used
FOR Boy Scout purposes.
Charles Verner's evident illness is
regretted by his numerous friends in
Seneca.
Rev. ID. w. Hiott passed through
Seneca on Saturday on his way to An
derson TO meet at appoin' ment.
Next Friday night, at the Presby-
terian church. distinctly interesting
and attractive services will be held
to which the public is urgently invit-
eel. w. G. Smith, editor Of the Mis-
slonary Survey, and DISTINGUISHED
layman of the Presbyterian Church.
Will speak, and treat is promised
our people. Mr.. Smith Is located at
Richmond and Is closely identified
with Sunday school work, and vii,
speak along this line
Friday afternoon the Sunday
school superintendents of Piedmont
Presbytery will hold conference in
the Presbyterian church. A large
number will be present. The minis
ters Of the Presbytery are invited to
be present.
few couples Of our young people
called at Hickory Crest" last We'd
nesday night. the inspiration of the
visit being Miss Ethel Dunn, the at
tractive daughter Of one OF the engi-
neers located here
The MiriNms will give an Easter
egg hunt at the park next Friday af-
ternoon. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
News has been received here of the
approaching marriage OF G.. e. Miller,
formerly Of this place. The name of
the young lady has not been revealed.
nut the nnptials will take place at
Gaffney in June.
HOSIERY MILL REORGA NIZED.
VIII II. HetriCk Heads ReOrrnnfzo.