The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-02
Pendlet0n Dots.

s'Whiskey SPY in town to-day" were
the words written on sign and fastened
up in very conspicuous place last Thurs
day. Bnt the spy did not show himself
much that day aud came again Saturday.
When he started TO the depos to 60 OF on
the accommodation train, he was seen by
a crowd f boys, and, as soon as they found
out wbn he wax, ti;cy got some old tin
pans and followed him to thedepot, max
Ing us m,lch nNise as possible. He had to
wait about hall All hour on the train, and
while he was waiting Tue boys continued
To- worry him. The old '.detective" was
frightened nearly to death, and was very
glad. indeed, when the time came for the
train to leave.
The Pendleton boys played very close
and hotly contested game Of ball last Satur::
day with the Clemson College team, and
of course -"Pendleton didn't beat.n An.
other game will probably be played next
week, in which it is hoped that our boys
will come out victorious.
The canning factory is In full blast now.
Mr.. Meetze has a large number of hands at
work, and is putting up great deal OF
fruit. The factory has capacity Of 1000
pound cans per day, and as soon as fruit
gets o little more plentiful 1t will turn out
that many cans daily.
Some of the young men have organized
Y. NJ. c. A. here ith about thirty men,
bers and the promise ofa good many more.
The Presbyterians are very nicely fitted
up in their new church, and expect to pur-
chase large bell in short while.
There is good deal Of speculation here
as to who "W'' is. It Is very we'll that it
probability have several 'scraps."
Our ice factory scheme mentioned last
week has been freely discussed, and every
body thinks it would be great thing for
Pendleton. We will haveit yst.
J. A. shanklin, of this place, was elected
President of the Sophomore class at Glenn.
son College last week. Tho Pendleton
boys always take good stand, no matter
where they go.
Felix Wariey and family, of New York,
are here to spend the summer.
Col. and Mrs. r. w. Simpson have gone
to Porter Springs for short stay.
Ben. S. Gaillard, of Charleston, who was
hurt some time ago at Branchville is here
on visit to recuperate.
Miss Matte Tindal, of Columbia, was in
town last week on visit to friends.
Miss Felicia Murray, of Anderson, is
visiting Miss Helen Sloan.
J. e. Adger, of Charleston, is here on
V18lt 10 relatives.
DR.. Lane MullaIly, of Charleston, is Wis.
itiug his grandfather, Dr.. ]. B. Adger.
Miss Marie Dendy, of Walhslla, is here
on visit to Miss Emma Sitton.
julie Shanklin's fine pointer dog, "Pilot,"
died last Sunday night.
DR.. A. G. Strickland and wife, of Ander-
son, were here last week.
Several pic mic crowds from Anderson
passed through here last week on their
way to Fort Hill.
Miss Conyers Pickens is wishing friends
in Anderson.
Some of the young men expect to organ
ize brass band shortly.
Quite large number Of A,lliancemen
stopped over here last week or their way
to Clemson College and Walhella.
Rev. S. 81. Zimmerman and family have
gone on visit to friends in the Brushy
Creek section.
The rain last Wednesday Frightened up
things considerably.
News about Pendleton Is like whiskey
it is hard to find.
Mr.. Ohancey Stevens ia out again after a
short spell of sickness.
Edward 81. Shanklin, of Piedmont, is
here on short visit to his parents.
A good many of the Clemson boys were
in town last Sunday.
A. prayer meeting conducted by young
men has been started at the Baptist Church.
The crops in this section are literally
burn up. They are awfully in need Of rain
Just now. W.