The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-11-14
IoWndcsville Dots,

Misses Meta and Lena Brownlee, OF
Antreville, were visiting In town several
days ago and were the guests Of Mrs. a..
c. Fennel.
Capt. J. A. Reed. Of Monterey, was on
our streets few days ago.
Miss Maude Brownlee, charming
young lady of Antreville, is visiting her
friend. Miss Ethel Speer.
DR.. j. B. Moseley and wife left Tues.
day for Atlanta, where they will spend
several weeks.
Notwithstanding the stringency of the
times there will be opened up in Weat
End in the near future first class drug
store. Messrs. T. D. Cooley and w. M.
Speer will be equal partners in the bus:v
ness, and will carry full stock Of all
kind of such goods as are kept in the
drug line. We wish the new firm much
success.
Mrs. J. o. Lindsay and Master Lowrey
Brownlee, Of Due West, came over last
Tuesday to spend several days with the
family of Rev. Fl. @. Fennel.
Born, on the 9th of November, to Mrs.
D. X. Cooley, daughter.
Mr.. Thomas J. Baskin went to Abbe-
Vile 6 few days ago on business.
Mrs. J. B. Leroy, who has been spend
ing the summer in the mountains, has
returned home.
AS the refulgent rays of glorious old
Sol dispelled darkness on the 9th inst,
the crowd began to pour into our beauti-
full little hamlet TO cast their votes for the
candidates of their choice. The election
passed off quietly, being not ripple Of
trouble in all the crowd.
Mr.. Charles T. Baker, Of the firm of
Baker d Thomas, and one Of the most
promising business men in the county,
went to Anderson on Tuesday, the 9th
inst, to transact business for the firm.
Mr.. Baker not only keeps up in the busi
ness world with an evidence of marked
ability, but he possesses keen percep-
ton into the political realm that gives
him quite place Of prominence among
the leaders.
Mr.. A. s. Latimer had the misfortune
to lose two very fine hogs by the South
bound train on the P. r. & W. G. r r.
last Monday. MIR. Latimer's pasture lies
along the railroad, above Lowndesville,
whore the hogs were playing on the
track when the accident occurred.
After long and pleasant visit to rela-
tives and friends, Mrs Polly Williams
and her bright and interesting daughter,
Miss Carrie, left on last Saturday for An.
Q6ESOuS WuoIo Iloy WAA oPOuo oOFe1oL
days with relatives, going from that city
to Abbeville on their way to LaIrange,
Ca, where they now liYe. They have
spent the summer among the "Seven
Hills" and while here have won many
friends who regret to see them leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Huckabee, gave
sociable to the young people in town last
Friday night. 1t was attended by our
fairest maids and gallant young men.
Every one returned home much pleased
with the occasion.
Mr.. j. E. Swearengin, of Latimer, waa
on our streets last week and guest Of Mr..
E. w. Harper.
Miss Maggie Brooks, a charming young
lady of Warrenton, is visiting the family
of Rev. 81. G. Fennel.
Mr.. Eobt. E. Moseley is very much
attracted at the "Promise Land" There
certainly must be magnet there. Go it,
brother, while you are young. We shall
devulge nothing.
Mr.. q. A. Tennent, one Of our yros-
porous farmers, had the misfortune to
lose some very fine fresh meat one night
last week. He left it out at night to get
the benefit of the night air, when some
one, equally as thoughtful of the delight
full provision, hornsnoggled 1t.
Misses Annie Hawthorne and Alice