The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-01
Tokeena observations.

Well, Messrs. Editors, owing to the
rainy weather and scarcity OF important
news, I have been silent for awhile, but
since the candidates have began to show
their white side, will again endeavor to
furnish your valuable paper with a lew
remarks.
Candidates Bibbs, Pickett and Barron,
all spent night at Tokeena the 10th inst,
en- route to Ma1well's Bridge for the pie
mic Saturday, 28th inst.
Miss Ida Russell, the accomplished
teacher at this place, opened her school
Monday. She has full and hourishln1g
school, and is wide-awake to her duty in
such. Miss Fannie Moore the well.
known teacher at Return, also re.opened
Monday. Miss Fannie is an old, expert.
enced teacher, and trains her pupils In the
nurture and admonition of their duty.
Mr.. William Sullivan starts to Green :
Vile to-day. Hope he may have good
time.
Mrs. J. Zachary, an old settler of this
place, but now living in Georgia, is visit.
Ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Pickens paid rela-
tives of Westminster visit this week.
Your scribe had the pleasure Of attend.
ing the Teachers Institute, at Seneca, last
week, in which Prof. Hughes, of Green
Vile, was manager. Everybody enjoyed
the school and learned much.
Messrs. ]. L. Boiling, w. N. Len1mons,
Luther A. Moore, Misses Josie Clev veland,
Ida Brown and Ida Isbell will represent
Cross Roads at the Singing Convention
conyening with Beaverdam, near Fair
Play, the Srd and 4th of August. A nice
time is predicted, as number of Geor-
gia's best singers will be present.
Mrs. Anna Elrod moved from West.
minister to our community recently. We
welcome her and charming daughters,
Hattie and Lila, back.
Two of our fishermen, John Jones and
Haney, P. G., have just passed with 45
fiae fish. They mean business.
A Cadet while strutting around using
"big words foot long" was asked the
following questions Who was the first
President George Washington, The
capitol of the United States7 Washington.
The capitol of South Carolina? Oconee
County. 81 friends, readers and specta-
tors here Is the placsto come to.
I see the correspondents are not taking
hold of the "Correspondent's Meeting"
like they should. Some suggest one place
and some another. Now, Mr.. Editor,
you BET the day and place, 80 We can all
ioin. Have it Of some Saturday am in
school and wouldn't like to lose any time,
but am anxious for the meeting. Iwant
to visit Anderson and her people again.
Now, brethren, let rIs hear from every one
in regard to same, for I know it will be e
pleasant meeting. "'Squire Fewel,"
write again and speak another word for
the meeting. We appreciate your letters.
The Wesleyan Methodlsts are making
things hot here, corning into the Church
yards and holding meetings to spite some
who are opposed to their doctrine. A tent
meeting will open 4th Sunday in August
at Return. Amen 10 1t.
Well, the crops are the finest we ever
had in this community, and General
Green" is moving along at rapid rate.
A terrible rash.moving and clay soak
ing rain fell Thursday evening, washing
down corn and cotton terribly.
One of our energetic young men speaks
of sending the internuncio ere long, pro.
viding he sells his 'sgoobers."
Hurrah for the INTELL1aENCER
JUDGE MULLET.