Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-06-14
CHA UTAUQUA PREPARATIONS.
Steering Committee Appointed-Mat-
ters Of Local News.

Seneca, June 13.-Special: B. L..
Hamilton is at home on sick fur
Tough. His friends are glad to know
Of his Improvement
Dr.. E. A. Hines left Saturday for
Detroit, Mich, where he will attend
the meeting of the National Medical
Association.
Mack Stewart, OF Atlanta, has been
visiting friends in Seneca.
Miss Mary Ramsay, of Anderson, is
visiting Mrs. Il. NJ. Cary.
Mrs. w. S. Hunter and Miss Sue
Ellen Hunter will 90 to Greenville on
Thursday, where they will visit Mrs.
Leo Carpenter and meet Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Carpenter, who will arrive in
Greenville this week to make their
weeks.
The social meeting of the mission
ary society at Mrs. w. J. Holloway's
cess. A contest, followed by delicious
refreshments, constituted the pro-
gram Of entertainment.
+. NJ. Cary and sous, John and
Francis, have been in the mountains
fishing for week.
Mrs. r. Y. H. Lowery is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hunt, in the Oakway
section.
vacation, having attended college at
Clinton the past year.
George Galphin visited friends in
Anderson and vicinity last week.
The city fathers are to be congrat-
IL 1ot tnI k1,o e,fo tn1r 4
the use Of "cut-outs' in town. The
same attitude toward the unnecessary
use Of railroad whistles in the incor-
porate limits would be gratefully re-
ceTed by the nervous, not to mention
the sick, of our town. In the other
wise quiet hours OF the night those
shrill whistles jar miserably upon
the nerves and indeed "make night
hideous" to those who court sleep.
S. K. Dendy, Jr., Is visiting his
family here.
The following citizens compose the
committee to perfect arrangements
for the Farmers Chautauqua to be
held in July: G. w. Ballenger, G. II.
Ellison, G. N. Gignilliat, M. A. Wood,
w. T. Edwards and Rev. /. e. Wal
lace.
Drs. e. A. Hines, e. c. Doyle and
J. S. Stribling attended the meeting
of the District Medical Association at
Central last week.
Mr.. Mcintosh, OF Greenville, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. George Shelor,
last week.
The Seneca Dancing Club will give
a dance at the hall next Thursday
evening. A large number Of visitors
Is expected. The Clemson orchestra
will furnish music.
J. w. Stribling has secured work
with the Saco-Lowel Manufacturing
Co., at Lowell, Mass, and will prob
ably begin work the first of July.
Splendid rains have visited our
community and gardens are affording
vegetables in abundance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr have rooms with
Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Alexander. Mr..
Carr Is doing work with the Southern
road.
Work has begun on the Palmetto
House, the plans for repair being a
decided improvement over the old
plan. There will be an electric ele-
vator and commodious sample
room, with other modern improve
ments. The house will be opened in
the early fall and will prove a big at
traction to that part of the town.
The very young society set enjoyed
surprise party at Mrs. r. NJ. Cary's
Friday night, honoling her attractive
house guest, Miss Mary Ramsay.
Thomas Harper and family, Of Bal
timore, will arrive on Friday next for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harper.
There is side to this auto bust
ness which has possibly not struck
everybody as it has the writer. The
busy housewife enjoys occasional
recreation and freedom from the
grind of house work which she never
did in the old days when the horse
was too busy during the week and too
Miss Nellie Hines is enjoying IA
house party with friends at Cedar
Mountain.
Rev. T. NJ. Galphin is at Glenn
Springs for visit OF a few weeks.
Miss Nancy Hines leaves Wednes-
day for Rock Hill, where she will at
tend summer school.
Seneca is bright and attractive
with her spring dress the trees hay
ing received the usual spring dressing
Of whitewash, the park being espe-
cially attractive with the trim lawn
and white trees.
Mrs. w. M. Propst, the Misses
Perry, Mrs. Durant and Miss Floride
Propst will leave in few days for
Montreal for the summer months.
Lightning Kills Lad and Mule.