Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-01-24

SENECA ENJOYING BASKET BALI.
DIR. Frazer to Lecture Friday Night.
Citizens and Officials Confer.

SENECA, Jan. %. Special: DR.. w.
II. Frazer. of Anderson, will lecture
at thsE Presbyterian church next Fri
| day night under the auspices of the
Chrlsttan Endeavor Society. The pro-
! of the lecture will be placed to
the pt8no fund. Let everybody rc-
membef the date and the cause, and
Mids Crother spent the week end
with hSsiiss Margaret Morrison ut
Clemann. The friends Of Miss Nor
rison nSTegret to learn that she is not
able tg,return to her school duties ON
| account Of an attack Of grip.
Miss Helen Boyd entertained the
| CampMire Girls and number OF her
friendA at delightful party last
Saturdhy night. Rook was played,
and aEthe close Of the evening deli
| ciousasfreshments were served.
lnSthe basket ball game between
WessMnster and Charleston last
Wedn#day afternoon, the former
was dsfeated In score of 13 to 81,
and aEnight Seneca was defeated by
| the same team II to 32. The tenth
gradSSgirls rendered the visiting boys
and tAs home team q delightful re-
ceptt0hat the home Of Mrs. q. A,
! Hiness&fter the game.
SanHSummer, from Clemson, vis-
tied GASrge Galphin last week.
On Next Friday afternoon Central
HighsRShool, of Greenville, will play
westminster, and at night Seneca
| and fenvtlle will play. These
gamesMre attracting the attention of
not Oily our town people, but num-
| bers hDNIyisitors from the country
and 5MAighboring towns. The last
gamegE$ere well attended and we're
htghlyhteresting.
sehaM was gay last Friday with
Clems1tadets, who had a holiday
Lee rthday-and who took ad-
yantagEof the opportunity to visit
the WHWn Of Opportunities"
C.txaSSmith spent the weekend
Mi5sAertha McCollum, of Reids-
y1lle1M@Q., is visiting her sister,
Mrs! pAh Hutchison
Mn Hk Mrs. Hunter Mailer have
|, gone H1a bama to attend the mar
riagAl3lA n Skbselr niece, Miss Ethel Dunn.
ISs seg "a R A psa has, ,setnrnsa
fhst sduTfng' q fecenT Illness.
John Lawrence, Jr., is convalescing
AAoih All uttdCk VI grip.
Miss Frances Hamilton leaves this
week for Decatur, Ga, where she
Will enter Agnes Scott College.
Mrs. e. p. Werner, OF Richland.
spent last Friday with the family of
r. S. Werner
Miss Rachel Dickinson, Of Spartan
burg, is visiting her niece, Mrs. w. S.
Hunter.
Hon e. e. Werner addressed the
Christian Endeavor Society last Sun
day night, which was given over to
the regular preaching hour. A good
sized audience heard the visiting
speaker though the attendance was
cut off by the very inclement wea-
ther.
The body Of Henry McCrarey, of
Chicago, was brought to Seneca last
sunday evening on train No. 80 and
carried to Pendleton, his old home,
for burial Monday. Mr. McCrarey
was nephew Of w. p. Reid and had
been living for several years in Chi
cago, where he had made success in
business circles. He died of pneu-
monia and was sick only few days.
lie was q young man and left wife
and daughter five years old.
John Carey spent last Friday with
his mother and was accompanied by
his friend, Guy Bolden.
j. II. Lawrence is able to return to
his business, after an absence Of sew
eral weeks
Mrs. R. S. Werner is improving
from an illness incident to a broken
limb, which occurred two weeks ago.
Miss Annie Hunter will entertain
the Camp Fire Girls Thursday after
noon at a social meeting.
Mrs. w. A. Hollands friends are
panied 10 learn Of her illness from
grip.
The City Council and some OF the
prominent citizens met number of
the Southern Railway officials last
Friday for the purpose OF discussing
the proposed change in the road
crossing at Fair Play and Townyille
streets. There were speeches made
pro and con and proposition put to
the railway officials. The writer
was not asked to be present, but the
lent for the expression of opinion,
whether sought or not. If it is ever
agreed to close the Fair Play street |
crossing the citizens Of that street |
should raise a kick the like of which |
has never been heard, not to mention
those of us who have an eye to beau
ty and symmetry.
Work on the beautiful Presbyte-
rian church is progressing slowly on
account Of unfavorable weather and |
difficulty In getting material. How |
ever, the congregation hope to wor-
ship in the new edifice by spring.
Ed. Farmer was sick several days |
last week with grip.
Seneca was visited by heavy rain
and wind storm last Sunday night.
Hha Onca.a- -Mnak Cluh was do.