The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-12-14
Honea Path News.

Miss Lou MCGEE Is making visit OF
several weeks to relatives in Fairfield
County.
Miss Kittie Thomas is visiting friends
in Honea Path.
The Willing Workers will give an en-.
tertainment, "The Cantata of Flowers, nt
the school building on Friday night, 29rd
inst. The proceeds Of the entertainment
will he applied to payment for the organ.
All who attend will doubtless enjoy thern-
selves, as the Willing Workers never fall
to make their entertainments enjoyable q,
we'll as eavating.
On Wednesday night Of Christmas week
there will be a Hot Supper served at the
school building. Proceeds to be applied
in payment for debt contracted In placing
upper story on school building. As all
our people are interested in this property
it is hoped that all will contribute some.
thing to tho supper and to making it
success.
Miss Lizzie Brock says the patrons OF
her school are going to put in new desks
instead Of the old-fashioned benches.
Wherever Miss Lizzie teaches the patrons
are awakened to the interest Of the school.
The Honea Path High School will have
one weeks vacation for Christmas, re-
opening on the End day Of January, 1898.
This is one Of the most important schools
in this part Of the State. It always has a
number Of boarders besides the united
support OF this community. Those who
have gone out from this school are among
our most successful teachers. Others take
the highest stand in the colleges which
they attend. We hope to hear Of this
school having fine opening after Christ-
mas. II has had large attendance this
fall.
Trade has been brisk for the lant few
weeks and our merchants are feeling good.
The farmers IRE entirely up with their
work now, and though they have sold
most of their cotton before the rise they
don't feel gloomy, tor they have generally
raised more supplies than usual and feel
pretty we'll prepared for the next year.
Mr.. j. r. Donnald has sold out g nice lot
of drove hogs at seven cents gross.
Miss Attic Major is teaching school in
Greenville County, Miss Ella Kay has
charge of the Euoree school In this Coun-
ty and Miss Lula Gassaway is teaching
near her home.
Prof James H. Rayhill gave reading
here last Saturday night. His audience
was rather small.
Mr.. W. A. Kay lust fine COW last Sat
urday night.
MI. w ~ oulIa 10 PicPut1uS Aoi boHoC-
keeping. We don't know who the mis-
tress 10 to De, or whether there is to be
one. He says he is going to keep bache-
lor's hall.
ar. sherrod N. Latinier has sold his
place near town to J. G. Milford and has
bought place below Due West. He
moved last week.
Mr.J. Bagwell has moved back to his
plantation in Greenville County.
Nr. W. G. Branyon has fixed hia house
up in the finest style. As he does not
rent it some think that he expects to CO.
cupy it himself II he does We advise
him TO get some good partner. It is too
nice for bachelor to occupy by himself.
The wedding bells are ringing; perhaps
more than one of Honea Paths fair daugh- |
ters or gallant sons are under tho influ-
ence OF their chimes.
Mr.. and hrs. Harper, OF Gresnrille
County, spent Sunday night In Honea |
Path.
Several negroes have left this section for
Florida. POP.