The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-09-28
Hones Path Items.

Mrs. Breazeale, after years residence
in our town, has moved back to Green
Vile. We are always sorry for such peo-
ple as Mrs. Breazeale to leave US. bnt wish
her much success and happiness in Green
Vile.
Mr.. M. A. Kay and sisters have moved
into the house recently occupied by Mrs:
Breazeale, and Mr.. Cannon Moore, OF
Princeton, has moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Kay. We extend to Mr..
Moore and family hearty welcome to
our town.
Mr.. r. H. Brock recently went to Balti-
more and had tumor cut from his mock.
He has returned home and has almost en-
tirely recovered from the effects Of the op-
Grafton
Rev. l.. M. Rice left this week for the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary,
where be expects to take two or three
years' course preparing for his life work.
Bro. Rice has endeared himself to people
of all denominations here and all OF Us
feel deep interest In his future SUCCESS.
Rev. r. J. williams spent day or two
in town last week, and iptimated that he
would accept the call that has been e1-
tended to him by the Baptist Church here.
Messrs. G.. e. Burts, O. j. Brock and +.
A. Rice left this week for Greenyi!le,
where they expect to enter Furnaan UNI
varsity, Miss Leora Harper I'd a2ter the
Greenville Female College and Miss
Jennie Shirley to enter Converse College.
Miss Jennie won two years scholarship
in the competitive examinations In An
derson this summer.
The boys boarding house Of the Honea
Path High School is full now, but ar.
rangements have been made by which all
who desire may board under the imme-
diate supervision OF the Principal.
"Ye Old Concert Of ye Olden Hme,"
given BY the Willing Workers Of the Bap-
list Church last Friday night, was one of
the most pleasant entertainments we have
had in long time. The old time cos
tunes, combined with the songs and reel
tstions Of the long ago, rendered the oc-
casion most enjoyable to all present..
Mr.. Drew Simmons has been elected
cotton weigher here by the Alliance ys.
Mr.. g. Y. Moore, resigned.
Rev. Mr.. Matthews, of Greenwood, is
carrying on protracted meeting at the
Presbyterian Church here this week. He
Is doing some excellent preaching, and we
trust that much good may be accom-
plished.
Supt. W. B. Wright is preparing to hold
CLildreu's Day exercises at the Baptist
Church from until II o'clock next Sum
day morning.
Rev. Jodie Martin, Of Laurens County,
preached at Broadmouth Church last Sum
day The people of Broadmouth AK
pected to protract from last Sunday, but
the rain OF the preceding week had de.
layed farm work to such an extent that
they decided to wait month before pro.
tracing. In the meantime they will hold
neighborhood prayermeetings in prepaia-
ton for q revival.
Miss Helen Tribble, Of Donalds, will
teach the Saluda school next session. Mr..
o. B. Martin, Of Central, and Miss Zella
Campbell, Of Anderson, have charge of the
Donald's.. school this session. The school
10 said to be in most fourishing condi-
tion, and with such able teachers is likely
to continue so.
Mr.. G. E. Harper is ginning every day
now. The excellent manner In which
Mr.. Harper does his work always insures
him fair proportion Of patronage.
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