The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-01-08
Moseley News.

How many of the readers have soiled
that new leaf they turned over January
1st? Havnt turned mine yet.
We all know what kind of weather
WE'VE been having-"remarks unneces'
sary."
The holidays passed off quietly here
one marriage, one dance, three drunka,
four lectures, and 987 lies, but no candy
breaking and no measles.
Mr.. Ro 5t. Every arrived here recently.
having spent about four years in Florida.
Texas and other points We are told that
be will reside here permanently.
"That little old" Lev. Young, with bis
amiable wife, of Marvin, spent few days
here recently with relatives and friends.
Mr.. B. Frank Morrow. who went t.
Tennessee last Spring, returned to this
place few days ago. Mr. Morrow says
he had fine old time while be was gone
and only regrets that he could not stay
longer
The young. folks of this place say they
had "splendid nice" time throughout
Xmas, visiting and riding The boys
went to see the girls. and 'thay" paid
their visits. and the boys would take them
back home and we are told that thav had
several visitors with them, viz, Mr. Frank
w. White and sister Ruth, from Hart
we'll, Ga Mr.. Harper Boyd from Hester,
Miss Jessie Cardin from Oak Bower, Ga.
Nus L zzie Harris from Hollands Store.
Mr.. Monroe Burriss from Flatwoods, &C.,
besides several others whose names We
failed to get.
Mr. Charlie Brown and sister, Miss
Maggie, came home last week from Hes.
'er havirg spent few days there with
relatives.
MIR. Gus. Patterson and Miss Ollie Ten
nent, from Bordeaux. are here visiting
the families OF Messrs. Patterson and
Mitchell.
Wr Charlie Bovd, from Hester, and Mr..
Sam. Royce, OF Calh 'un Falls, left here
veg erday. having spent three days with US
Mr.. @ R. Evans, formerly Of this place,
hut now residing at B0wersville, Ga
spent the hulidays here with bis parent,
and friends. Somebody has told US q good
nre on g. R. about going tn the prescher'a
while he was over here, but 1t will keep
until we see him.
Mr. q. J. Mckinney is getting ready
and will move to Anderson about the lsat
If this month. Mr. Mckinney is one OF
our best citizens, and We regret to see him
and his family leave our midst.
With this Mr.. Editor, We send you an
other new subscriber. Can you make
room for it7.
There is not much moving about here
this winter Jim McAli.ter has moved
out to Jim Wanslow's, and J. M. Patter.
son has moved in town, but says he's
onlv stopping few days.
Mr. John F Barnes will leave this week
fo, Wofford College. having spent about
three weeks here with his parents.
The measles have not struck N yet, hnf
theV are almost in sight. Evidently Mr.
Wiles is determined thev shall not stot
with him Some of the neighbors say h.
won't allow his children to play in the
front yard.
We are ready to extend our sympathy
to the lady whose neice promised to be 9
sister to her, but went off sistering With
somebody else. IF the lady desires to re-
turn the favor with us she can do 80 BY
helping her neighbor to keep the water
hot fol the man who drives the horse thai
Ia little samer than an OK.
The farmers are beginning to hustle
around for another crop and will soon gel
to regular work, then all will be qniet fol
while, PRpRo.