The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-08-21
LoWndesville News.

Mr.. e +. Latlmer lS visiting IN ADDs-
vile.
Mr.. T. d Cooley left Saturday to spend
! few days al his old home in William
stop.
Sheriff and Mrs. F. W. R. Nance, of Alb.
| beyille, spent Saturday night and Sunday
In town visiting relatives.
been visiting the family of their cousin,
Mr. J. T. Latlmer, returned home Thurs
day.
Rev. W. s. Martin and three young
children. Of Marion, and Mrs. Brocking
ton of Kingstree, are visiting the family OF
Mr.. A. l. Latimer.
Our friend, Mr.. Ross Price, was in town
yesterday and worshipped with the Pres
byterisns.
Mr.. Eugene Clinkscales spent Saturday
night up on the creek.
Mr.. Jno A Simpson, of Toccoa. Ga, who
is visiting in Motfatsville, was in town
DR.. ]. L. Fennel's cure for bashfu lness
is doing all that it is claimed to do. 1t has
cured Ross Price, and he says he is going
visiting every night next week. Go 1t,
Ross, and may you receive wonderful
blessing.
Messrs. j. T.. and II. B. Allen went to
Anderson Wednesday on business (?)
Dr.. @ McDavid, of Due West, is prac
ticiug In town.
Rev. W. s. Martin preached in the
| Methodist Church last night. His text
was taken from the same chapter in which
| he preached his last sermon when be
| served this church six years ago.
Mr.. Editor, please allow me to correct a
mistake that made last week in regard to
the debate. 7. F. Barnes, one of the af-
| frmative speakers, had his manuscript
prepared, and was ready and willing to
debate, but In regard to the other affirma.
| tives we can say nothing,
Mr.. J. M. Baker, of Washington, D. G,
reached home Friday night.
Mrs. e. w. Mason left today for a
weeks visit among her friends in Donalds.
The protracted meeting in the Methodist
| Church closed Wednesday night. A bet
ter and we'll represented meeting was never
before held in this place. Several were
strongly converted.
Mr.. J. J. Johnson and sister, Miss Nan
mic, haye been elected teachers for the
coming year for the Lowndesville High
| School. The school will open the first
Monday in September
MIR. w Fl Shenklin, our popular agent,
who has baen on visit 10 his parents in
Grovetown, Ga, returned home Saturday.
We have heard people discuss the "dry
weather" question long enough and we
think it Tins they were changing the sub
ject.
Rev. Foster Speer preached at the Ridge
yesterday, MIR. Mason not being able to
fill the appointment, AUREvoIR.
The Miss Hammonds, of A5beville, who
have been visiting In Anderson, passed
through here Thursday en- route home.
Mrs. NJ. J. Cochran, of Antreville, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. u. Hucka'
bee.
Owing to the inclemeLc5 of the weather
the carOusal which was announced TO have
taken place last Friday night was post
poned indefinitely.
MIR. E. F. Latimer, son of our highly cS-
teen1ed fellow citizen, Mr.. ]. T. Latimer,
is visiting in Abbevile. Earnest is clever
young man and makes friends wherever he
goes.
Judge B.ownlee and Joe Hill, two pop
ular young mon from the Nation, we're in
the city Sunday.
Mr.. Ellis J. Huckabee left Monday on
an extended visit to Dona ds, WI iamston
and other points
Mr.. G M. Hoiton will leave next week
for Young Harris, Ga, TO enter college.
Chas is bright young man and We pre-
dict for him much success.
Mr.. j. L Fennel will leave the last Of the
week for his home in Toccoa, Ga. We
guess he has to go back to see that girl he
speaks OF so much.
Misses Meta and Lena Browulee, two
beautiful and highly accomplished young
ladies from Antreville, were in town Mon
day.
Mrs. B. Berry Allen returned Monday
| from visit to Anderson.
Lawyer Baker made trip out in the
country Monday to look after his crops.
Earl and Henry Allen have returned
from visit to Anderson.
George Spter is engaged in building
houses. He is nice young man but will
run sheep. CCC.