The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-05-22
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Seeing nothing from this community in
some little time, will attempt to let you
hear from Us again.
There is very little news Of much Inn.
portance. Everybody is at work planting
plenty of 8 cent cotton, and the grass is
almost ahead of the cotton at this time. 1t
is the general complaint that everybody ID
badly behind, but we think those that are
just planting are better off than those that
have cotton up, as this cold weather Is not
doing the cotton any good
There was considerable frost here on
the 18th of Msy.
In the nbssr ca Of our pastor, Rev. x. j.
William. who was away at the Southern
Convention in Washington on the second
Sunday in May, the pulpit was filled BY
Rev. Mr.. Simmons, OF Craytonville. He
preached to large congregation. We also
had with ne the Rev. N. MCGEE, OF Honea
Path. Brother McGee Ia always welcome
visitor to our midst, he being our pastor
for quite while.
We are sorry to Dote the Sunday School
at Shady Grove is not In as hour1ahlng
condition as 1t has been in former days.
There should be one Of the best Sunday
Schools in this Sunday School Union at
Shady Grove, as there is plenty Of good
material to constitute fourishing Sunday
School at that place. We think 1t Is the
parents duties to turn out and bring their
children, and then perhaps the young
ladies and men will become interested in
this grand cause. There is In this COM
munity plenty Of grown young ladies aud
men who from Sunday to Sunday never
90 to Sunday School. and many attend
from one quarter 10 another ard never
have q book. This does not speak very
we'll of cur young folks, nevertheless it Is
true.
Our venerable Superintendent, Mr.. A.
r. Cox, having moved, and bis health not
being 80 good, resigned as Superintendent
Of our school.
been. She Is confined to her bed, but We
hope soon to report Of her being up again.
Miss Daisy Gambrell, Of Anderson, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Lucy. She
returned home last week. We were glad
TO have Hiss Daisy with us. Come again.
Miss Lucy Gambrell's school at Calhoun,
will Gloss on the 7th Of June. She will
have little exercise at the close which We
can say will be SUCCESS. Miss Lucy is an
excellent teacher and liked by all who
know her. We will hate to see her leave
our midst, but hope she may return to Us
in the near future.
Mr.. w. 81. Acker lost fine COW few
days ago; also, Mr.. ]. M. Cox loat one.
There is very good prospect OF plenty
of fruit this year, 40 folks can live very
we'll as long as it will last 80 come down,
Mr.. Editor, In a few more weeks and We
will give you plenty Of fried chicken and
all the good things that can grow In good
garden, with good old green apple pie
made in pan, or any way you may like
them.
Mrs. DR.. Cheshire left for Anderson Sun
day, where she will spend week or two.
We think good reading club would be
very nice for this community, as 1t would
improve the young as well, for they coulG
meet and enjoy themselves together. The
pic mic has passed off and the young folks
have nothing to look forward to now.
Who will make the start?
Just ask Mrs. McCalester (Aunt Sallie
as she 10 called in this community, how
she came out fishing at the pic mic?
Capt J. 8. Aoker can boast OF as fine
strawberries as this neighborhood can
afford.
The health of the neighborhood is splen-
did.
We hope to ba able to write again soon
and give you some news that will be Of
| interest.
The old saying is "a whistling girl and
Growing hen, never come to any good
end" but we heard one of our fair young
ladies say recently "Thst whistling girl
and good, fat sheep, was the very best
stock o farmer could keep" We think
either one Is very good property.
We think I'D. E. F.'s /" two pieces In
your valuable paper on the subjects, "Bi-
cycle Riding" and "Woman's Rights" are
well said and To the point. We say hurrah
for him. II the mothers Of to-day will
take his advice we need no women at the
polls, Let them 30 train the boy in their
homes that they can be proud OF their
government in the future. At home Is the
place to exert their rights, and God bless
the women that do this. PATTY.