Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-10-11
SENECA LOCAL AND personal
News-Ldttle Child Suffers Kick from
Horse-Near-Accid on Road.

| NeWS-ldCSie Chtld suffers Kick from
Horse-Near-Accident on Road.
Seneca, Oct. Especial: Dewalt
Norton, who visited Seneca year
ago, Is here again and has entertain
ed several audiences. He spoke at the
Baptist church Sunday night and at
the school house Monday night. He
| is accompanied by his singer.
| Rev. |. e. Wallace leaves Tuesday
morning for Anderson county, where
he will perform the marriage cere-
mOny Of Miss Gussie Cunningham
and st. Clair Baskin, the wedding to
occur at the home Of the bride, near
Lowndesville. The bride has many
friends in Seneca who will watt good
| wishes for life of happiness and
prosperity to the young couple.
Rally Day exercises at the Presby-
| terian church last Sunday morning
| were Of highly interesting order
ana were attended by large congre-
CATION. The decorations were elabo-
rate and tasty, quantities Of yellow
dahlias and golden rod being used.
The exercises were very Impressive
and reflected credit upon those who
| had 1t In charge and the children TAX
Ing part.
Miss Helen Cary is visiting Mrs.
Mart Floyd In Spartanburg.
w. K. Livingston made a business
trip to New Orleans last week.
DR.. E. A. Hines has fitted up office
rooms In the Doyle building, on Main
street.
R. K. Nimmons visited the stock
markets in Atlanta and St. Louis last
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hunt and the
Misses Hunt, from Townville, spent
Saturday with Mrs. J. w. Byrd.
Miss Nellie Hines left last week
tor Orangeburg county, where she
will teach.
Harry Woodward visited his
friend. DR.. e. G. Doyle, last week,
stopping for only few days on his
way to New York.
Services at the Presbyterian
| church last Sunday evening were at
tended by large congregation, and
the pastor, Rev. |. T.. Wallace, gave
one of his best efforts. There was
full choir and splendid singing, an
attractive number being a duet by
Miss Ethel Dunn and Ogilvie Todd.
G. N. Gignilliat has been on a bus
iness trip to New York.
Seneca was visited by heavy rain
Monday afternoon which settled the
dust and lowered the temperature,
the heat and dust combined having
made disagreeable weather the past
| week.
Mrs. G. N. Gignilliat, as secretary
| of foreign missions Of the South Car
olina Synodical, attended the meeting
of the Synodical at Bishopville last
week.
The young ladies of Mrs. S. X.
Dendy's Sunday school class will
give penny carnival next Friday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock in the public
hall One penny alone will be
charged to each attraction, includ-
ing refreshments-hot chocolate, tea,
cake and sandwiches. There will be
beautiful and amusing tableaux, for
! tune telling, fish-pond and many
other attractions. Don't forget the
date and don't forget to come and
bring the little fellows.
The young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Ballenger happened to a pain
full accident last Sunday afternoon
while playing with little compan-
ION IN the yard where the horse was
running loose, the little fellow was
kicked by the horse, and while it is
NV NSSiuCu ScL lo" ScIlOuS, lie spent
very uncomfortable night The
friends of the family and the little
man will hope to hear Of decided i'm
provement In his condition soon.
Thornley, Cary, who is located at
Honea Path this season, visited his
homefolks Sunday.
Joe McCarey spent last week in
Horse Cove.
The Presbyterian church is show
Ing handsome proportions now and
its progress Is being watched with
more than ordinary interest, mas
much as Madam Rumor says one of
our fairest daughters is planning to
claim the use Of the church for her
| nuptials as soon as IT Is finished.
Henry Rochester came near hay
ing serious accident Monday while
hauling rock for the works on the
Southern near Courtenay. The team
stalled and No. 20 was coming. The
mules refused to move, with the re-
| suit that the front wagon wheel was
torn from the wagon and the harness
stripped from the mules, still no
| other serious damage was done.
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