Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-12-17
m WA1dIaIIA,. OARoIINA WlSNEsDAY DEC, ~ 1910
NEWS NOTES FROM SENECA.
Mr.. lowry Recovering from Wounds.
New Business Firm.

NEW BUSINESS Firm.
Seneca, Dec. 16.-Special: DR.. J.
S. Stribling has gone to Athens to
be with his brother, Lemuel Strib-
ling, who is quite sick.
Mrs. J. e. Clarkson, Of Clemson
College, is spending this week with
Mrs. w. P. Reid.
Miss Esther Clarkson, of Clemson,
spent Sunday here.
Henry S. King has accepted
position with the Fields Grocery
company and has moved his family
here. Mr.. King is from the section
Of Oconee just south Of Seneca.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Williamson Mills will be glad to hear
Of the advent Of a little daughter
In their home. Mrs. Mills was Miss
Clara Beth Ballenger, whose father
was for some time pastor Of the
Methodist church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sitton and chill
dren, Of Dillon, are visiting relatives
and friends in Seneca.
l.. NJ. Berry and family were in
town Monday on their way to their
new home In Statesville, N. G. Many
friends regret sincerely the de-
parture Of these fine people from
among us.
J. Astor Daily has accepted the po-
sition Of publicity agent for a noted
film company This brings to mind
the fact that Mr.. DAILY first learned
of his journalistic ability while in
the Seneca High School, "The Blue
and Gold Messenger" paper OF de-
cided merit, being edited by Mr..
DAILY at that time. Since then Mr..
DAILY has been connected with some
OF the leading newspapers In this
State and in North Carolina.
The marriage of Miss Dell Ram
sey, Of Anderson, to J.. Durant Col
Inns, Of Spartanburg, is of interest to
the friends Miss Ramsey has made
in Seneca during the years she has
been q 4 ~ e1c ONE visitor in our, city,
ing WiiiiaM Il sElsg q sg
solemnized at noon on Dec. 23d, at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Stokes Stribling, in
Greenville. The you.lg couple will
make their home at Floydale, S. c.,
near Dillon, where Mr.. Turbyyllle
has flourishing business, in con-
nection with his father.
Boyce Burley, Of Newry, a member
of the new firm Of Barron & Burley,
will move to Seneca this week. Mr..
and Mrs. Burley will be heartily well
coined to our city.
Ullen Lowry Is recovering from
the wound received last week.
AT membership meeting, the fol-
lowing officers were added to the
Presbyterian church government at
this place: Elders, G. w. Ballenger,
J. e. Sitton, r. D. Neil, w. P. Reid;
deacons, DR.. j. S.Stribling and II.
Lesley Stribling.
DR.. e. A. Hines has returned from
Charleston, where he delivered an
address before the Charleston Medi-
cal Association and also inspected
the hospitals for the purpose of
Standardization by the American
Medical Association.
We are informed that the Palmet-
to Hotel will be again opened to the
public by Jan. 1st. This is good
news, as our town is in need of more
accommodation in that line. We
failed to learn who will conduct the
business.
The Christmas tree given to the
school by the Parent-Teachers Asso-
citation will be arranged at the hour
Of II a. m. Friday, in the school
auditorium. Santa" will be there
in all his glory.
The Wizard Of Tamassee Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Reyolu-
ton, will meet at the home Of Mrs.
L. B. Jones this wednesday, after
noon.
Little James Vickery Is seriously
Ill at this writing. Numbers Of
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
After the holiday season Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Bowen Adams will
make their homein Florence These
young people will be greatly missed
from among us, they being Of the
type whose places cannot be filled.