The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-08-22
Honea Path Items.

A new County and a new railroad for.
Honea Path. This shows spirit of pro-
gress in her citizens. A delegation of ten
attended the railroad meeting at Donalds
Yesterday. Nothing could be done until
q conference can be had with Gen. Win
der, of the G.. G. & N. r. r., from whom
we expect cooperation. We will watch
closely and report later the propositions
under which it is proposed to be built.
Our stock men here propose to have an
exhibition of all colts, under 3 years old,
on Friday, September 2Sth. and they ask
that every ybody take an interest in the
movement and exhibit something in the
shape of colt-be it the poorest scrub.
They want to make it an annual show
and increase the interest in stock raising
to the highest standard.
At the "refawn" caucns meeting the
John Gary Evans men eat their crow
very nicely, and when State returns
came in enjoyed seeing the Ellerbe men
eat theirs-which was very bitter.
Where, but on the fence, can an old
simon-pure Democrat stand and view the
ascension and dissention of few of the
faithful followers and wonder "who'u be
the next?"
c. E. Harper and family and DR.. J. F.
Shirley and family leave tomorrow to
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family at the old Clinkscales homestead,
near Lowndesville. The descendants are
MANY and the occasion will be one of rare
occurrence.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Donald sympathize with them in the
loss of their little daughter, Nellie,
brigh. child Of about years of age. She
was sick only week, and passed away
Saturday night at O'Clock. The funeral
services were conducted by the Rey.E.
w. Mason Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
At the railroad meeting every one voted
unanimously, even to Wister Harper and
Jess Walters, whose tenor voices sounded
their "yeas" far above the voices Of the
older ones. They are respectively II and
10 years old.
Miss lola Mocher is at her sisters, Mrs.
r.. G. Moore.
Miss Annie Monroe is now at her home
in Princeton. She will return here and
attend the fall term of school.
Miss Ida Brock is off to Greenville for
the week.
Miss Lizzie Keller, who has been spend
ing some time with her friend, Miss Ella
Kay, returned to her home in Abbeylue
to-day.
Miss Flora Wing and brother, of Char
lesion, are visiting their sisters, Mrs. NJ.
A. and Mrs. T. II. Brock.
Mrs. McClain, Of Greenville County, is
visiting relatives hero this week.
The ordinance of baptism was admins
tered by the Baptist Church Sabbath
morning at 1880 o'clock, Miss Eula Kay
being the candidate.
The crop prospects are very promising
at this juncture. Cotton will not yield
according to size, but corn will. Now is
good time to SOW oats. Fall oats seldom
fail to make full crop.
Miss Odell Harper, of Woodville,
Greenville County, has been visiting
friends in town. She was called home by
sickness last Sabbath.
Miss Alta Major is home from her
school at Rabun, Laurens County.
DR.. Wright took bicycle trip to Lau-
rens Saturday evening. He returned this
morning, accompanied by his cousin,
Billie Wright.
Walter Greer, the assistant Postmaster,
will turn over his job to his brother, Os-
car, and attend school ne1tyear. Walter
is clever fellow, and we will miss him
when he leaves.