Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-08-27
BITS OF NEWS FROM SENECA.
Mrs. w. +. Nimmons Improving
Personal Items..

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Seneca, Aug. 26.-Special: An In
teresting visitor in our city last FRI
day was Mrs. Quattlsbaum, of Con-
way, Horny county. Mrs. Ouattle.
baum was renewing her girlhood
friendship with Mrs. j. w, Todd.
they having been schoolmates 40
years ago, and. had not seen each
other for that length st time. It
was incted happy event in, which
much interest centered. a 1
Carl Moore, Of the aviation SER
vice, Is again in Seneca. Mr.. Moore
Is still In government work, but when,
reviewed will return to his former
business in Rock Hill.
Harrington Burr, of the Marine
hospital Corps, is visiting his friend,
sam. Wilkes Dendy. His home is
IN Central Texas. Messrs Burr and
Dendy posed as Mutt and JEFF" to
their comrades while in service on
Paris Island and later at Norfolk,
Va
Mrs. w. d. Richardson and chill
dren, Elizabeth and Randall, are
visiting Mrs. e. A. Hines.
Mrs; John l.. McWhorter, of
Florida, Is the guest Of Mrs Frank
Holleman.
William l.. Feaster, Mrs. William
and Bill, Jr., were in town Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Ballenger.
Prof. Feaster will be remembered as
the popular superintendent Of our
school, who volunteered, at his coun-
try's first call for men, in the spring
or 1917. His mauy friends here are
glad to know that he will have
charge Of the Central High School
for the coming year, and hope to
have him often with them.
Rev. Dr.. J. W. Daniel, scholar and
author, filed the Presbyterian pull
pit at vesper service Sunday evening,
Seneca is justly proud of the great
privilege of hearing, each year, this
celebrated divine. DR.. Daniels sum-
mer home lies Just south OF our town.
A most congenial party to the
mountains last week were Mrs. T..
NJ. Cary and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
". Hopkins, Mrs. Mart Floyd, of
Spartanburg, Miss Louise Dendy,
Miss Sarah Davis, Wiley Scott and
CHARLES Stribling, Of Greenville.
Miss Swanee Daily entertained a
few friends at n lovely dinner Mon
day evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
presbyterian church held an interest
ing meeting with Mrs. r. X. MIN
mons Monday afternoon.
Clifford Henderson, Chicago Uni
Versity student, returned home Tues
day after a visit to DR.. Hines and
family.
Miss Macie sitton has returned
from Greenville.
DR.. e. w. Presley was with Dr..
j. S. Stribljng Sunday.
Mrs. w. p. Nimmons has so far
recovered as to be able to be taken
out in a rolling chair.
1t is with regret we learn that
]. w. Byrd has refused the presi-
doncy Of our new bank But the
bank viii be, and we have plenty o.
material for presidents, though none
more popular or reliable than MIR.
Byrd .
Mrs. Il. NJ. nolden, OF Pickens, is
visiting Mrs. Bowen on Fair Play
street. Dan and Louise Bowen, who
have been visiting in Pickens, have
returned home.
Mrs. Osborne, Of Spartanburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Strib-
ling, on 1st South avenue.
DR.. D. p. Thomson was called to
Greenville Monday because of the
is visiting her uncle. w. K. Living
ston. The little girl was somewhat
improved Tuesday evening
Mrs. Rollins and children, OF
Charleston, were visiting Mrs. s. K.
Dendy the first Of the week.
Miss Annie Hunter entertained
last Wednesday morning in honor Of
her guests. Miss Mamie Hiott, of
Pickens, and Miss Nettie Hubbard,
Of Richland. Progressive "rook"
was enga ged in and a delightful salad
course enjoyed.
Mrs. R. A. Morgan's address to
the Once-aWeek Club has been post
poned until the last Thursday in
September. There will be no meet
ings Of the club until that time.
Dime Musicale at Tamassee.
Tamassee, Aug. 23.-Special:
On Thursday evening, August, 28th,
at $40 o'clock musicale will he