Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-06-16
WE'LL KNOWN SENECA MAN DIES
NJ. l.. Thompson Passed to His Re-
ward IInst Saturday.

Seneca, June 16.--Special: Burns
Harper met with an unfortunate ac-
cident last Sunday afternoon while
riding upon the fender Of the Bucha-
nan car. Young buchanan, in an at
tempt to drive from Seneca to Wal
halla in eight minutes, wrecked his
car by striking road embankment
not far out Of town, and young Har-
per was thrown some distance. His
friends will be glad to know that he
was not seriously hurt.
Miss Alice Adams has returned
from G. w. G., whore she finished the
freshman year and brought home the
medal for Bible study.
| !. ~ .Dr. J. II. burgess and. family spent.
last week IN the mountains.
Miss Tiphane Burgess has gone to
Blue Ridge to spend the greater part
Of the summer.
Miss Sallie Burgess left Friday for
stay OF some months in Richmond,
Va.
The Boy Scouts enjoyed a two days
camp at Robinson Shoals last week.
Scoutmaster Coates is continually on
the lookout for healthy amusement
for his band, and they are fortunate
to possess such leader.
Mrs. j. G. Copeland and the Misses
Copeland, OF Clinton, were guests of
Mrs. S. K. Dendy last week.
Mrs. r. %. Mason Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. ]. Lunney. Mrs.
Mason lives in Charlotte, N. c., but
was for many years a resident of
Westminster, while Col. Mason was
prominent In the political circles of
Oconee. Mrs. G. e. Mason, of Phila-
delphia, is also guest Of Mrs. Lun-
ney.
Prof. Warren Gignilliat, Of Anna
polls, Md. is spending q few weeks
at his home here.
Miss Susie Jervey, of Charleston.
is visiting Miss Mary Hines.
S. Wilkes Dendy delivered a lee
ture at the Richland Presbyterian
church last Sunday by special inyi-
tation from that church. Mr.. Dendy
Will enter upon his work as field Sec
retary for the Christian Endeavor
Association on September 1st.
Another Oconee man graduating
with distinction from Clemson dur
Ing the past week was Daniel RAY
enel, Jr., of Keowee. Entering the
Worlds War from the junior class,
Mr.. Ravenel was very seriously
in New York harbor, and so was not
able to join his class at the begin
ming Of the session. Since January
he has been doing double class work,
and thus secured his dip" Energy
and ability above the usual alone
made this achievement possible. We
heartily congratulate our young
friend, and wish him continued sue
cess.
The Once-a-Week Club was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. D. p.
Thomson Thursday afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. B. A.
Lowry.
J. p. Coates. superintendent Of the
Seneca schools, has gone to Ander-
son to teach in the summer school
now in session there.
M. l.. Thompson died at 1870
o'clock last Saturday morning. Efe
was kindly, sympathetic gentle
man, who numbered his friends by
all whom he knew. Funeral services
were conducted at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon, there be-
ing large assemblage Of sorrowing
people present.
Two mad-dogs were reported loose
In town Saturday, and quite an ex-
element ensued. After biting several
other dogs, they were run down and
killed. A general "dog-killing' was
then the order OF the day.
Remember the Fnrman Quartette
at the school auditorium Wednesday
evening at 0 o'clock. Lets all co."