Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1917-05-02
AUTO ACCIDENT NEAR SENECA.
Mrs. j. o. Moore Painfully Hurt-No
Homes for New Citizens.

Seneca, May Especial: Wilkes
Dendy spent the weekend with his
!; homefolks.
Miss Nancy Hines. who is a senior
at winthrop, visited homefolks the
past week.
An accident occurred just outside
of Seneca, near T.. M. Cary's resi-
dence, on Saturday evening about z
o'clock, when a collision occurred be-
tween automobiles owned by w. M.
Murphree and Jackson O. Moore.
The latter was driven by Mr.. Moore's
young son and was Ford car. When
the collision occurred the Ford car
was turned over In the ditch near by,
pinning the occupants underneath.
Besides Mr.. Moore were his wife and
two sons In the car. Mrs. Moore
suffered painful, though possibly not
serious injuries. There we're four
men in the other car besides Mr..
Murphree, but their names were not
learned. All Of them escaped injury.
The exact cause Of the accident Is not
known.
Miss Emma Stribling is spending
the week In Seneca.
j. w. Strlbling arrived last Thurs
day from Lowell, Mass, making the
journey from Boston to Savannah by
water. He Is at home for the pur-
pose Of enlisting.
Mrs. G. v. McCarey sold her resi-
dence on First North street last week
to II. r. Nimmons, who, with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Nimmons,
will occupy it about the 18th inst.
The baby daughter Of J. j. Cromer
is improving after serious illness.
A number OF Seneca people will
attend the Sunday School Convention
In Spartanburg, among them being
Misses Jessie Lawrence and Clara
Beth Ballenger, Mrs. Medlock, Mrs.
Give Folger and Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.
Ballcnger. Mrs. w. p. Reid, as a
county officer, will have a prominent
place OH the program.
The residence owned by Harry X.
Sligh and occupied by Rev. y. NJ. Gal
phin was sold last week to Mrs. Dem
pie a. Adams.
Piedmont Presbyterial was largely
attended last week when it met in
regular annual session at PelZer.
The Oconec societies were we'll repre-
sented, those going from Seneca be-
ing Mesdames n. l.. Strfbling, r. ID.
Neill and II. e. Stribling. Officers
were elected, among whom are found
the Following from the Seneca sOci-
ETY.: President, Mrs. II. T.. Stribling;
recording secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. II. l.. Stribling: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. S. X. Dendy. The
two first named were reelected
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Jones and son
will arrive in Seneca to-day. Mr..
Jones will go on to the Sunday
School Convention, Mrs. Jones and
the boy remaining with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter, for some
days.
The base ball game at Clemson be-
tween Tech and Clemson was largely
attended by Seneca fans.
Miss Margaret Morrison spent the
| weekend with homefolks at Glenn
son College.
George Galphn represented the
Seneca High School in the State track
, meet at Columbia Friday. winning
fourth place in half-mile race. Pome-
roy Brown spoke in the oratorical
contest.
Mics Sue Alice Lawrence was the
attractive hostess to number of her
young friends Monday afternoon.
Seneca lost family Of estimable
people a few weeks ago because there
wasn't an available house for rent.
| nave In mind just now three fami-
|, lies wanting homes. and there are ab-
solutely NO houses nor apartments for
rent. It Is serious proposition to
those whose business holds them
mere, so what are we to do about 1t?
free mail delivery begins to-day in
Seneca.