The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-03-11
LoWndesville Items.

MI. u. 4. Cooley counted the miles TO
Anderson last Monday.
Capt. j. E. Brownlee, q prosperous PLAN
ter OF the Nation, was in the city Friday.
Mr.. T. ]. Bowman has returned from q
business trip to Charleston.
Mr. W. M. Speer tool q dear hunt over
in Georgia last Sunday. Coming events
cast their shadows before"
A mad dog created some excitement in
town last Saturday.
Messrs. E F Lstimer and b B. Allen,
two of our popular young sports. went up
to Anderson last Friday.
Mrs. B Berry Allen spent last week in
Anderson and Green Vile with relatives.
We are indeed panied to chronicle the
illnese of Mr.. w. L. Bowman.
Mrs. E W Mason left Monday to visit
relatives at Donalds.
Mr.. w. R. Smith left last Friday on an
extended visit to friends at Washington,
Ga.
Mr.. James Booker, of D,nalds, spent a
few days here last week.
The fishing season will Boon be here,
and the country will be safe.
Mrs. D P. Os!esby, of Elberton, Ga 10
visiting the family of Dr.. B A. Henry.
Sheriff Nance was in town Monday.
Mr.. D. L. Barnes spent a day or two in
OI buS1ucSS ld6U "60hs
Mrs. W l.. Kennedy, who is an attrac.
tive and graceful hostess, entertained q few
friends at her beautiful home Tuesday
night.
Messrs. T ] Baskin and Bunk Sherard,
of Moffattsville, worshipped with the
Presbyterians last Sabbath.
They were not counterfeit smiles that
the merchants OF the city wore all day
Saturday In greeting their patrons, for
trade was good every where and In all lines.
Not a cloud during the day marred the
beauty and serenity Of the sky, nor did
any cold breezes cOunteract the soothing
effect of the suns rays. all day the streets
we're crowded with buggies and wagons
from the country. ~Lowndesville Is one Of
the best trading posts in Abbeville County.
Mr.. B Berry Allen spent o few day in
Anderson this week
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs
T. d. Cooley for an entertainment to be
given at their residence K Friday.
RIP VAN W1NKLE.
Mr.. J G.. Booker and sister, Miss Lena,
OF Donalds, drove over on 1st inst., Miss
Lena having returned to resume her duty
az teacher of the Liberty school, in Ander
son County, which was closed about q
month previous on account of measles,
Mrs. E. W. Mason accompanied Mr.. J.
G. Burker went 10 DoDalds Monday, End
inst, where she visited friends until the
TO- wing Friday
Mr. G T. Baker, went to Starr and other
points in Anderson County, on 2ud inst,
on business.
! Messrs. J G Hardin and J G. Thomas
we're called to AbbeVille on 2ud inst. on
business
Mr.. J. E. McDavid passed through this
place last week enroute for his home in
Abbevllie. He said be had driven about
eight miles, on that morning. and We can
imagine be enjoyed himself the previous
night.
Mr.. E We Harper left for Anderson via
Abbevi,le, Monday was a week ago. M.
Harper intends to buy cotton in Anderson
for awhile
Miss Katie Kay, a charming young lady
of Mcseley, after spending u few days in
town with friends and relatives, returned
home last week
Mrs. W r White and her daughter,
Mrs W.. r Dillingham;, came down from
Anderson on the Srd, and spent q few
days.
Mr. 7. j.. Baskin. accompanied BY his
neices, Misses Sdllie Sherard, of NJ rfatte-
vile, and Miss Ina Sherdrd, of Jeffrrsop,
Ca, drove down from Moffattsville Last
Wednesday, We are always glad to vel.
cnme such charming young ladies in our
midst. Come again, Mr.. Baskin, and real
soon, If you will bring the young ladies.
Misses Mamie and Laura Baakin. of
Monterey, came up to attend the pounding
of Rev. II. G.. Fennel last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Wilbur Power, of Monterey, was
in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. v Barnes returned home from
her visit in Augusta on last Thursday.
Dr.. @. Lindsay, OF Due West, came
over last Friday to visit the family of Rev.
81 G Fennel for a few days.
Mr. D L. Barnes drove to Anderson last
Friday. where be traded bis match horses
for a pair of mules and a horse.
Messrs Il. B and e. F. Latimer, two Of
our popular young men, left on March Oh
for a few days stay in Anderson.
There was quite an excitement in town
on last Saturday over the killing of q mad
dog. It bit q calf and smother dog In town
Def re 1t was killed. The dog and calf
we're Immediately killed.
Mr.. g w. Speer and sister, Miss Ethel,
drove up to Moscow to visit their brother,
Rev. Foster Speer. There must be some
attraction up there for the former. other
than his brother, as he goes quite often, or
back In the pasture up at the above men.
toned place.
Rev E W Mason has changed his ap-
pointmsnts out at the Ridge Church to the
second and fourth Sundays instead of first
and third, which, heretofore, were his days
out there. SWAMP Fox.