The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1894-12-12
LoWndesyille Dots,

Mr. j. w. W. Daniels, of Laurens. who
has beer assisting Mr.. J. G. Harper in his
school al Antreville, owing to his school
not being largo enough to justify him in
keeping Mr.. Daniels, the latter came over
last NJ Monday to see about school in this
section. We are glad to say that he sue.
ceeded in securing the Ridge school, which
he opened Wednesday morning.
Messrs. B Berry Allen, D. K. and T. D.
Cooley, Bill went to Abbeville on the 3rd to
attend the extra term Of Court.
Mr.. T. j. Britt. Of Sandover, 8. c., came
up to Mr.. B. Berry Aliens the 4th, and
was present at the sale Wednesday.
Mr. j. r. Vandiver and Lawyer Tribble,
of Anderson, were in town the 5th inst
Mr.. Vandiver was down to sell some pro.
perty which the Bank of Lowndesville
had mortgage on.
There was quite crowd in town last
The tracts of land sold as follows:
B. Berry Allen, tract No. /, containing
157 acres, for $735.00.
G. Loafer, tract No. 2, also tract No. T.
the former containing 112 acres, the latter
222 acres. Tract No. 2, brought s73500,
and tract No. 4, brought 81 600.
B. A. Bell, tract No. 3, eaid to contain
2161 acres, brought $4,000.
The 73-acre tract was sold to J. W. Har-
din for $365, the drug store building to
Lawyer Trbble, of Anderson, for Building
and Loan Association, of Atlanta, Ca. for
$500, and the bank building to DR.. j. B.
Moseley, for 1905.
The stock and farming implements went
to different parties at varying prices. :.
Mr.. T. T. Cunningham moved from the
cou ltry into our little town last Thursday.
He occupies the building belonging to
Dr. B. A. Henry, formerly occupied by II.
J. Tribble.
Rev. J D. Crout came down from bis
mother-in-law 8, Mrs. Hodges, of Ander-
son County, on the 5th, to pack bis things
to ship to Newberry, 8. G. He is located
on the Newberry Circuit for the coming
year. Mrs. Hodges and her son, Will,
followed him Thursday. They came to
help him get the things ready. We re-
GREETED very much to see Mr.. Crout leave,
but We wish him much success in his new
field. He is man that will make friends
wherever he goes.
Mr. H. j. Armstrong went over to Honea
Path last Thursday to see about getting
place in that section to live next year. He
tells us that he was successful In getting
leave about the first of next month for his
new home.
All Of the young boys and girls certainly
appreciated Mrs. A. e. Moorhead's kind
ness in giving them q nice little party at
her residence last Friday evening. It
looks like parties are all the enjoyment
the yourg folks can have in this commun-
ity. 80 we must not let them die out.
Where can we have another? Let US hear
from some one at their earliest conven-
ience.
Mr.. P, B. Allen, Of Starr, came down
Saturday morning, the 9th, bringing ten
two-horse wagons with him to carry back
the hay and fodder he bought at the sale
on the 5.h inst. When they passed back
through here the same evening, all loadea
with fodder and hay, 1t looked like our
horses would have to 90 lacking for some
time to come.
Mr.. F. W. r. Nance, Sheriff Of this
Vile on last Saturday to visit some of his
new relatives He was married on the 9th
of November 10 Miss Ella Huckabee. His
bride wes with him. We hear that he will
have an opponent from. this side Of the
County in his next race. cannot say
whether 1t be true or not, but it ia being
whispered around now.
Rev. e.. W. Mason arrived here on Sat-
urday, the 9Th. and preached In the Metho.
dist Church Sunday, at II a. m. Mr..
Mason comes from Donalds to this place.
We are told that he was loved and respect
ed by his congregation at that place, and
that they wanted him back, but he had
served them for four years In succession.
We welcome Mr.. Mason for the Methodist
pastor for the coming year, and hope that
he shall be instrumental in bringing many
souls to Christ. He gave Us an excellent
sermon Sunday morning, and we hope to
hear him preach many more.
Rev. 8 L. Wilson, Of Abbeville, preach
ed in the Presbyt terian Church Sunday,
at $3.50 p. m. Notwithstanding the in
c!emency of the weather, there was large
congregation out to hear him. He an
nounced to the congregation that DR.. J. Q.
Lindsay, of Due West, would fill the pull
pit on next Sunday at II a. m also, that
Dr. Link, of, wellington Church, would
preach for them in the near future.
Mr.. ]. @. Thomas left Saturday evening
for his home, and told US that he would
20 to Charleston on Monday morning to
attend the meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge. He boarded the train at Heard.
mont, Ca, as bis home is just on this side
Of the Savannah river, three miles from
Heardmont.
Mr.. Charlie Hall and Miss Daisy Sharpe,
both Of Anderson, came down last Sunday
and spent the day with Miss Bertha Sharpe,
sister of the latter.
We wish to state that Mr.. Walter L
Murrel was not discharged from the 8. V.
r. R. The sections have been heightened
and the one he was In charge OF was taken
In, and he left for Florida Of his own accord.
RAsTUs.