The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-08-11
Pencil Points from Piedmont.

Piedmont Is -. mead in base ball and
! everything ,i-r. Just what about the
game, though, between Piedmont and
| pelzer Saturday afternoon. Holiday
pitched the game fer Piedmont, and the
score stood u to s in her favor. Oh,
Pe,zer! Pelzsr! How oft would I, etc,
etc., and ye would not. They put it in
their pipes, but they couldn't smokeit
Good rains recently and crops looking
unusually fine.
Miss Euna Johnston, Of Easloy, is hore
this week visiting the Misses Simpson.
Miss Maude Harrison and Miss Mary
Childs, two charming young ladies of
Greenville, are visiting the family of DR..
Harrison, on Park Row, this week.
MI. and Mrs. r. NJ. Smith, Of Green
wood, are spending q while in our W
Mr., and Mrs. Smith used to live here and
have many warm friends who are glad to
see them.
The Rev. MI. Merritt has moved his
tent out to Beulab, where he will at once
commence a series of meetings. Ho drew
large crowds here.
MI. w. 4. Simpson has the machinery
on the grounds for his giunery, aud will
soon have it in shape.
Our town is as quiet as you please
when it comes to politics, but don't mon
tlou AAJ GAlhS iRAO oooO pS'A oSA WA
fury enterprise.
Miss Louise Murphy and Miss Laura
Watson, two charming and accomplished
young ladies of Anderson, arc the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Hall, Pisgah, this
week.
The Lawn Party at Mr.. John Kings
Saturday evening IVES up to schtdule-a
jolly good time all around, melons by the
cart-load, peaches, string band and ev-
erything. Quite a number of Piedmont
people were in attendance, and all report
it the event of the season.
Our friend, William Callahan, paid
the Mohawk section a flying visit Sunday
on his wheel. Sixty miles there and
back, the route he travelled, and it was
made, he says, in 5 hours and So minutes,
| early in the morning and late in the evo-
| ming, giving him nearly a whole day with
/ those clever people. The Mohawk cor
respondent can tell US if she will how he
behaved himself.
We are glad to SEQ such a lively inter.
| est being taken in the Wade Hampton
Literary Society up Brushy Creek. There
Is talent q plenty up there to make n
evening in every week entertaining, and
we wish them unlimited success.
A series Of meetings is in progress at
Pisgah this week, conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Ar. Weldon. We are sorry that
"Calla" can't attend regularly.
The writer would like to SEQ an &C.
count Of the tennis game" that is to be
| played at Shutdown Wednesday afternoon
between Williamson and Oak Grove.
| Who'll give ii?
Those Of our friends out in the country
who are in melons, grapes, peaches and
all kinds of good things up to their eyes
and desire to present us with some OF
| said melons, etc., will find US at all hours
at 3. F. Mckenzie & Co.'S, and please
come early to avoid the rush. Many
thanks to those who have remembered
us already, and q hearty welcome for the
others.
Mr.. John Williams, of Augusta, Ga.
who has been spending a while in u
town with relatives, returned home last
week. Como again, Jack, and stay long
or.
That smile that Chippie Hardeman and
myself are wearing this week bloomed
last Sunday afternoon, when Mr.. Hall
bid US, with his charming visitors from
| Anderson, take in his orchard. Oh, ny!
but Chip wanted to stay uG; there. Peach
es and grapes-ef The b GGInsst varieties and
US taxing them right off of the trees and
! Vines! Mr.. Hall has an ideal country
home, and when he and Mrs. Hall throw
open their doors for the entertainment of
their young friends an example Of hos
pitality is given that one doesn't forgetin
a little while. NED NEEDLE.