The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-08-18
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A protracted meeting Of six days dura.
ton closed at Shiloh last Friday night.
The pastor was assisted by Revs. NJ. Mo
Gee and Job Yesrgin. Four were added
to the Church by profession of faith.
A meeting is In progress this week at
Poplar Springs, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. G. M. Rogers. Also, a tent meeting
is j. full blast at Starr, conducted by 8
Mr.. Kinerd. So you see We are blessed
with opportunities whether we embrace
them or net. Paul may plant and Apollos
may wafer, but God alone can give the
increase, and He will also in some future
day separate the wheat from the chaff and
then, and not until then, will We be ena-
blsd to see everything as it really is and
know ds Y o sre known.
We had the pleasure Of attending the
recent session Of the Besverdam Associa-
ton at Oakdale Church, In the Fork coun-
try. The meeting was q harmonious and
instructive one, and We feel better by hav-
ing the good fortune to be there. We we're
the guest of Mr.. N. o. Farmer while there,
and to say we were royalty treated would
family express it. The only thing that
marred our serenity during our stay was
the tornado on the last day of the meeting,
which wildly hurried u memories back
over misspeut years, and for a few min
utes made us think Of every mean thing
we ever done in our lives. We are thank.
full for being preserved.
We are sorry to note the sickness of q
little bow of Mr.. J. II. Wright also Mrs.
J. Fl. Evans Is not we'll but under the
treatment of DR.. Witherspoon We trust
they will soon be up.
During our meeting we had the follow
ing visitors: Mrs. Sarah Fisher and son,
James, of Abbeville. Mrs. Fisher moved
from this n~eighhorhood 26 years ago to
Abbeville County. MIR. Fisher is a resi-
dent of the town of Abbeville, and is on
the police force of that town. 1t was his
first visit since his removal TO his old
home. It was indesd a pleasure to have
them visit Us. Many were the Incidents
recounted by us OF bygone years when we
were school boys together. We also bad
with Us at the same time Mr.. Jno. w.
Leverett, of Cooks, q former neighbor and
schoolmate, who added no little to our en-
ioyment. We hope they will come again.
Misses Lula McGreggor and Allie S:mp-
son, IF Anderson, Mrs. n. O. Farmer and
Mr.. Tucker, of Broyles, ). r Earle, OF
Walhalla, T. B. Earle and family, of An
derson, Mrs. J. e. Anderson, OF Clemson,
Messrs. Henry Caldwell and D.. NJ. Tip.
pens, of Andersonville, Mr.. J.. Henry
Eefl6, OF IElueSVllle, fia', MlsS SAIept6
Taylor, of Hart County, Ga.
Miss Fannie McGukin, one of our bellies,
ia off on a visit to relatives and friends in
Varennes.
We learn that Bro Dlncln will protract
the meeting at Ruhaulah at an early day.
Rev. j. M. Mcclure, of Ooonee, pastor
of Beavsrdam and other Churches in that
County, will preach at Shiloh on the first
Sunday in September. We bespeak for
him a full house.
Mr.. M. Parker and family have just re.
turned from q visit to his fathers family
In Rabun County, Ga.
Mr.. Prathe- Hewiu spenta few days last
week with relatives and friends around
this place. Mr.. Hewin now lives in Hart
County, Ga.
Our crops are looking we'll. Fodder
pulling will soon be upon US. Turnip
sowing is already here and We are attend.
ing to that important job this week.
H%ousekeepers are busy canning fruit.
Politics are quiet and it don't matter
much with US where the drop falls. How
ever, We have our preferences, but don't
expect to fall out about it. BURKE.