The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-28
LoWndesvtlle Dots,

Mr.. A. v. Barnes and wife left here on
Sunday, November 18th, for Charleston.
Mr., Barnes travels for Messrs. MaGahar,
Brown & Evans, OF that city, and waa
called In by them.
Mr.. r. w. Speer, formerly of this place,
but who is working for Hill Bros, Of An
derson, came down Sunday, 18th inst, to
spend the day With his parents. returning
in the afternoon via s. V. r. R. Mr..
Speer was looking well, and we were glad
to see him. It made us think OF old times.
We are not certain that your correspon-
dent, under the nomdeplume of "Sox," is
altogether right in saying that Mr.. 4. E.
Mosely Is very much attracted at the
"Promise Land" ETC., as he was known to
have been at two different places last Sun.
day afternoon, and neither was the PRO
Rev. J. D. Crout left here last Monday,
en- route for conference, which convened
at Laurens.
The gallant young men and fair young
ladies, Of this place, gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. L. Clinkscales last Monday
evening in surprise party. 1t was quite
pleasant occasion, and every one present
enjoyed the evening.
Miss Bertha Sharpe, from Anderson,
holds the position Of assistant teacher in
our high school. We welcome Miss Sharpe
in our midst.
Mr.. D. i. Barnes, accompanied by Mr..
r. 81. Moseley, visited the city of Ander-
son last Thursday. Mr.. Barnes returned
by rail Saturday and Mr.. Moseley through
the country. Mr.. Moseley was started
10 ne Friday evening" but missed the
road and drove back to the city. We will
have him tagged the next time he goes off.
Rev. 81. G. Fennel's family left this place
Thursday of last week, On route for Toe.
Goa, Ga, Mr.. Fennel and the Oldest chill
dren on the train In the evening for
Anderson, and from there to Toccoa.
They went ahead to make ready their
home for the reception OF the wife and
mother, who, with the four youngest chill
dren, left in the forenoon for Warrenton,
s. c., to visit friends for few days, when
they will leave to Join the family in Toccoa.
The many friends of Mr.. Fennel regretted
his leaving very much. The Presbyterian
Church has lost an excellent preacher,
while Lowndesville a respected citizen.
That which is Lowndesville's loss Is Toe
coa's gain.
Messrs. Sam Payne and, Sam Murphy,
two young men from Anderson, visited
our little town last Friday.
DR.. Jas. T. Baskin, accompanied by his
son, Mr.. A. G.. Baskin, and Mr.. Jas. A.
Bird, all from Monterey, s. G., were upon
our streets Saturday.
Miss Meta Allen, the charming daugh-
ter of B. Berry Allen, left on the train
Friday evening for Anderson to visit
friends and relatives few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Berry Allen drove to
Anderson last Saturday, returning Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. R. J. Hutchinson went to Ander.
son Saturday night by rail to get last
l,ok at his friend Lindsay, who will leave
for Toccoa on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Hutchinson returned on the down train
Monday morning.
Captain John E. Brownlee, of fAntreville,
came over last Saturday.
Messrs. J. F. Barnes and E. j. Huckabee
left for Anderson Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Huckabee must know some one up there
be likes better than himself From his
frequent visits we should think so. They
returned on the 11:l7 O. m. train Monday.
MIR. Tom Verdel, of Rock Fence, Ca,
came ever yesterday on visit to his
cousin, Mr.. W. M. Speer. for few days.
DR.. James B. Moseley, who carried his
wife to Atlanta, Ca, few weeks ago to
have an operation performed, returned
today, and tells US his wife is getting on
finely. We hope to see her back III the
near future.
Miss Meta Allen returned on this morn.
inh's train from her visit in A nderson.
RASTUS,