The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-07-30
Honea Path Items.

Rev. J. L. Outz is visiting Rev. L. NJ,
Rice.
Major J. ). shumate and wife are visit.
ing Mr.. 81. s. shumate and family.
Rev. B. P. Estes, after spending several
days in Honea Path, has returned to his
work in Fairfield County. -
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Moore have been
visiting friends in Laurens County.
MIR. ]. l.. Brock has been quite sick with
fever for several days.
Mr.. J. W. Gaines is visiting relatives
near Honea Path.
Miss Lizzie Brock has closed school
aud is at home on vacation.
Mr.. G. z. Burts has opened school at
Broadmouth Church.
The Willing Workers of the Baptist
Church gave Dime Reading Monday
night, 20th inst. All present were highly
pleased with the entertainment
The Alliance invites the town to join
with them in big Alliance pic mic here
on August 9Th. Prominent speakers for
and against the Sub.treasury Bill are in
vited.
There is talk of a tennis game with Will
liamston and Anderson and Greenville
during the summer.
The Methodist Church at this place will
invite the State Conference to meet with
them next year.
The Churches constituting ReY. R. W.
Burt's pastorate will hold their quarterly
union with the Broadmouth Church next
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Sharpe is spending few
days in Honea Path.
Mr.. 81. K. Sullivan has been visiting
relatives in Honea Path.
Miss Jennie Shirley is visiting friends
in Williamson.
Miss Maggie McGee has gone to spend a
few days with Miss jamie kirkpatrick.
Mr.. J.. G. Milford's new store will pre-
sent fine appearance when completed:
Mr.. NJ. T.. Burts, of Rochelle, Ga, has
been visiting friends and relatives in
Honea Path.
Mr.. w. G. Branyon went to Pickens to
Flora Richey, and MIR. Lathem.
and Mrs. Willie Davis, died Sunday and
many maj friends in in their heavy aifliction.
The many friends of DR.. Parker here
extend their sympathy to his bereaved
family.
Persons desiring to come to Honea Path
to educate their children will be interested
in the following notice: There are two
houses in Honea Path to rent for next
year there are two houses and lots that
can be bought; there are one or two plan
tations near Honea Path to rent, and one
or two that can be bought. Persons de.
string to come should look after these
matters at once, as 1t is probable that all
these places will be disposed of in short
while.
Rev. E. R. Carswell preached three able
sermons in the Baptist Church here last
week.
The union meeting of R. W. Burt's
Church, held at Broadmouth last Saturday
and Sunday, was success in every partic-
ular.
A protracted meeting began at the Bap.
tist Church here last Saturday. Rev. VIM.
Moorer is conducting the meeting. We
hope that much good may be done.
Our people met last Monday and decided
to put another room-44 feet long and "a
feet wide-to the school building.
Honea Path means to have one Of the
best schools in the State, and is willing to
put in the money to accomplish this.
Mr.. r. NJ. Shirley will begin work on
bis new brick store in few days.
nlsS Auu10 AouIy3 VI AbpofA1lOJ LOS
been visiting friends in Honea Path.
The many friends Of DR.. g. B. Reid, Of
Donnalds, will be sorry to learn of bis
death, which occurred last Monday night
Mr.. J. T.. Brock is recovering from an
attack of fever.
Miss Lizzie Brock has engaged to teach
at Bleak Hill again.
DR.. Martin and family, of Princeton,
have been visiting at Rev. A. G. Stepp's.
We believe that the Greenville Ne,os was
boasting few days ago of a blacksnaith's
putting on fifty shoes in one day. Alonzo
Mattison, who works for Shirley, Finley
& Shirley, put on fifty eight last Monday
Lonzo Is one Of the fastest and best black
smiths about.
Rev. M. McG.e is carrying on protract.
ed meeting at Columbia Church, in Green.
vile County, this week.
Bethany Church had a gracious revival
last week. Eight Joined the Church and
the membership was greatly revived.
Misses Sue Whitefeld, Sallie Glenn
Louise Horton, Julia Simpson, Lutte
Smith and Eta MCGEE are visiting ir
Honea Path.
J. B. Watkins, II. II. Watkins, W. P
Culbertson, L. Y. Moore, w. 6. MoGes
and Misses Lou MCGEE, Attic Major, Liz
zie Brock, Fannie Watkins and Sallit
Watkins attended the Teachers Association
in Anderson.
Mr.. nj. I. Brock and Mrs. M. A. ElroG
were married on Wednesday, July 22nd
by Rev. e. r. CarsWell. Mr.. Brock is vel
known and highly respected here and il
Anderson, where he spent a mum mber o
years merchandising. Mrs. Elr0d, for
merly Of Charleston, has owned the La
dies Store here for q number of years. By
uniform kindness, politeness and christian
conduct she has won the love of the peopl
| of Honea Path. POP.
Corner Items.
The school at Poplar Springs under Mis-
inst. % During the morning the scholar