The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-28
Snap Shots.

| Mr.. r. S. Galloway, editor of the To-
cal department. of the Associate Re-
formed Presbyterian, recently visited
our section, and in the last issue of
his paper writes as follows, under the
above caption, Of his trip:
| We ran up last week to Anderson,
Concord, Iva and Moffatsville.
A number of new dwellings have
gone up in Iva since Spring. The place
seems to be prospering.
The good people of Iva are thinking
of painting their church. This church
will be an ornament to the town.
| Mr.. Olin Brownlee and Mr.. Frank
Pearson both have positions in Ander-
SON.
Mr.. Jesse Sherard, Of Motfattsville,
principal of the Bufort graded school.
We predict that Mr.. Sherard will make
his mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Stewart, Of Iva,
have moved to Rosebud, Texas, the
home of Rev. Calvin Pressly. The
Presbyterian wishes them well.
Rev. j. V. Black is preaching good
sermons and has good audiences to
hear him. The people like Mrs. Black.
Young Miss Black is the apple of the
eye of fond parents.
It gave us pleasure to meet Mrs.
Dodd in Anderson. She was formerly
Mrs. Neighbors, of Laurens. She is a
thorough A. r. P. and has a bright
young son whom she wants to educate.
Welearn that Mr.. S. A. Pressly is en-
couraged with his outlook at Anderson.
Mr.. Pressly is engaged in the brokers'
business and seems pleased with his
situation.
MIR. SD. Brownlee and Mr.. James
Pearson are each in strong firms at An
derson and are doing we'll. We are
glad to see our young men succeeding.
Mr.. Pringle Cook put us under obli-
CATION by kindness last week. He.is
one Of the solid business men of that sec
tion. We trust his shadow will not
grow less.
We met Mr.. Jimmie Drake, in An
derson last week. Heis teaching most
successfully school at Flat Rock, six
miles from Anderson, C. H. Jimmie
is a good fellow, and deserves to sue
ceed.
Miss Iva Cook is just back home
from a pleasant visit of three months
to Woodruff and other points. She en-
joyed the visit. Miss Iva is q great
church worker.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Sherard gave us
the hospitality of their home. Mr..
Sherard has been a patron of both our
colleges. He has some bright boys at
home now that we hope to see in Due
West.
We dropped in at the Merchants and
Farmers Bank of Anderson, and found
President Hill and Mr.. vandiver very
courteous and kind and the bank doing
a good business. These gentlemen are
skillful and safe business men and their
bank stands high in the commercial
world. Stock rated at S175.
1t was a pleasure to meet Mr.. Reid.
formerly of Barlow, Fla.,- at Anderson.
Mr.. Reid married Miss Mamie Hood.
His good looks are only equalled by that
of his good wife when last we saw her.
Mr.. Reid will locate in Anderson and
engage in the insurance business.
The church at Concord is over one
hundred years old. They have some
active young men-good young men
coming on. We had not been here be-
fore. Some of our people have as good
farms as we have seen recently and we'll
cultivated. We were glad to meet
them and make their acquaintance.
We believe Anderson County to be
one Of the banner counties Of the State.
The land is well cultivated and ranges
from 500 to $40 an acre and the people
are proud of the county. The townhas
q fine country to back it and the busi-
ness interests of Anderson are prosper
inr We heard the eynrpSSiOn made