Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-12-27
MATTERS OF NEWS AT SENECA.
Numerous Visitors During Holidays.
j. S. Robinson Leaves.

| NuhefouS SlSltOFS luf1nX Holidays.
j. S. Robinson Leaves.
Seneca, Dec. 26.-Special: Christ
mas in Seneca passed very quietly;
i'll fact, so much SO that it seemed
like another Sunday following fast on
the other.
Seneca merchants report the best
holiday trade in years.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Z. 3tribling spent
several days in Due West, the former
home Of Mrs. Stribling.
Joe Byrd has issued invitations to
| a party Tuesday evening honoring the
Misses Hunt, Of Townville. who are
visitors In the home for the holidays.
These young ladies are the attractive
| twin daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hunt, and have been in school seve-
raj years in New York city.
Jas. J. Daniel, OF Marietta, Ga, is
spending the holidays here. Mr..
Daniel joined Mrs. Daniell here, who
has been with her father, o. +. Ba-
con, during an illness of two weeks.
Nrs. Lou Osborne and sons, Rut-
ledge and Louis. of Spartanburg, are
visiting Mrs. J. w. Stribling.
Edward Stribling spent Sunday and
Christmas day with homefolks, re-
| turning to Greenville Tuesday morn
| ing.
Misses Lucille and Frances Hamil-
ton are with their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. o. Hamilton, for the holi-
| days. Miss Lucille is teaching at
Glover and Miss Frances is a student
at Winthrop.
J. S. Robinson will leave the first
! of the year for Georgia, where he will
engage in Sunday school extension
| work. Mr.. Robinson has held this
| position in Piedmont Presbytery for
several years and has done fine
work in organizing Sunday schools
| throughout the counties comprising
this Presbytery. He has made many
friends who will wish him continued
success
AIRS. Mart Floyd and daughter,
Miss Sue, Of Spartanburg. will arrive
Tuesday for a visit OF several days to
Mrs. T.. NJ. Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Robinson, Of
Anderson, are visiting Mrs. j. W..
Stribling.
Misses Maggie and Leila Thompson
are with their homefolks for the holi-
days.
Society affairs center in the big
dance to be given by the Seneca
Dancing Club Wednesday night. Ans
ley Orchestra Of Atlanta will furnish
the music and a large number Of vis-
itors is expected.
Willie Werner, OF Atlanta, spent
several days with homefolks. return
ing to his work Monday night
Misses lvor and Hannah Brown are
here. and their presence always adds
pleasure to the social life Of Seneca
Miss Annie Hunters friends are re-
joicing in her return to her home af-
| ter an operation for appendicitis in
! the Anderson City Hospital.
Miss Louise Farmer is spending the
holidays with homefollls in Townville.
1t is source OF sincere regret to her
numerous friends in Seneca to know
that she will not return with the COM
ing Of the New Year. She has decid-
| ed to enter hospital to study train
| ed nursing, and will go to Gaffney
early in the year for that purpose.
Oscar Doyle is spending the holi-
days with friends here. His friends
are according him hearty welcome
to Seneca, where he will hang out his
shingle for the practice Of law.
Thornley Cary Is spending the
week with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Thompson, of
Atlanta, are with Capt and Mrs. H.
+. Alexander for the week.
A most interesting Christmas en-
tertainment was given by the pupils
of the high school at the auditorium
last Thursday night. A full house
saw the performance and a neat sum
was realized from the door receipts.
In the railroad accident on the
Blue Ridge road last Thursday night
near Pendleton, when the down mo-
tor was wrecked, Misses Frances An
derson and Helen Harris. OF Ander-
son. were among the injured. These
young ladies are popularity known in
Seneca, in fact they were among the
visitors who were expected to attend
the Christmas dance.
Before another issue OF The Cou-
rier, the year nineteen and sixteen
will have passed into history. May
the coming Of the New Year bring
peace and prosperity to the readers of
The Courier everywhere!