The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-05-12
Honea Path Items.

Frying chickens are almost ripe, Judg'
Ing from the size Of some we see on our
peanut patch every day. We wonder
how they would taste.
Messrs. W. r. Dunn and w. J. DON
nald, of Donnalds, were IN town last Tues:
alright, or at least they look well.
Mr. 8. T. Clyde has closed out his bust
ness here and gone tdlGreenville. May
peace, joy and happiness attend his foot
steps.
The farmers are beginning to see that
legislation will not give them quite as
much relief as was first thought, as a
glance over the country will show that
they are trying home production this
year. In our opinion this Will work.
Some Of our citizens have experienced
nome loss in the st. Paul German Insur-
ance Company, of Minnesota, which has
made an assignment.
Lawn Tennis has been revived since the
closing up at 6 O'Clock has begun. Some
of our boys handle the rackets very well,
and the ladies are catching on fast.
]. r. Donnald Is buying up cattle for
poses.
Messrs. J. g. Mattison and G. M. Trib-
bic attended the closing exercises of the
Donnald's school on Thursday night of
last week, and of course report splendid
time.
| L. Y. Moore has rented the room next
| to ]. r. Callahan & Co., and will serve re.
freshments to the public in general.
| It takes Mr.. W. M. Shirley to explain
I the farmers movement. He is practical
as we'll az theoretical farmer, and his ad-
vice is not to be ignored.
! Arthur MCGEE and Misses Maggie and
Carrie came down from the plantation to
take charge OF things while their father
and mother takes in the Baptist ConYen-
| tion, in Atlanta.
more Last week full -hedged NJ. D. he
has not decided where, to settle, but the
| probability is that a. P, will be his bone.
The annual pic mic at Nwin's, as was
announced, will take place next Friday,
18th. Remember that you can come to
the pic mic and bring all your friends and
neighbors, as the order will be looked after
| by q Committee Of eight men, who will
SEQ that all present will conduct them
selves becomipgly.
The streets have been partially worked,
and now present neater appearance. A
| few more days work will complete them
! for the ensuing year.
Vegetables are beginning to come in.
Some of the early planters are feasting on
early varieties.
The political pot is still boiling, but the
fire is beginning to get low, and the boil
Ing heat will soon disappear. Of course
we cannot all have it our way. We should
Pconsole ourselves with the old adage that
'even wise men differ In opinion"
The Honea Path Comedy Club will
give an entertainment in the school house
Friday night. The programme embraces
ethiopian dramas, comedies and stump
deal of their spare time preparing, and no
doubt those who attend viii be amply re-
paid for their trip. The proceeds will go
to the three Churches, for which We feel
grateful. Come everybody.
A good story Is told on our undertaken.
A citizen walked in his store with bean
stick in his hand, and of course the un.
dertaker thought 1t was measure, anu
wanted to sell him coffin anyhow. The
citizen informed him that it was bean
stick, whereupon the undertaken told him
it was not his business to look after any
living thing, to ask him no questions
about about beans.
Mr.. L. G. Branyon is home from the
South Carolina College for few days rest.
Mr.. w. P. Culbertson has been teaching
at Jones's, in Abbeville County, for the
past session. he closed his school with
an exhibition last Friday night. His
patrons speak IL terms Of highest praise of
his work among them. His school re-
NAMED full until the close.
Miss Jennie Shirley has closed her
school after prosperous session, and re-
turned home for few weeks rest. We
are proud Of the work the Honea Path
boys and girls are accomplishing as teach
ers.
Rev. Chas. B. Smith will preach In the
Methodist Church here on Friday night,
Goth inst, and Childrens' Day will be Gel
ebrated on Saturday, 21st inst.
Honea Path Church pays Rev. l.. M.
Rice's expenses to the Southern Baptist
Convention, and Broadmouth Church
pays Rev. r. w. Burts' expenses. Others
from Honea Path attending the Conven-
ton aIe: Rev. M. MCGEE and wife, DR..
W. G. McGee, Mrs. E. A. Brock, L. A..
Brock and J. r. Callahan.
Miss lola johnson, of Anderson, is
spending few days with relatives in
Honea Path.
Messrs. Vandiver and Paul Brock visited
friends in this section last Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Rock spent day or two with
relatives here last week.
The closing exercises of donea Path
High School will take place on Thursday
nig ght and Friday, June End and 3rd.
P.