The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-12
Corner Dots.

pie, as well as the lasting good and en-
livening effect produced on vegetation.
Our crops, considering the very dry
weather (Which until recently changed
for the wet), are remarkably good, and
in some sections of the Corner the crops
of both cotton and corn would be hard
to surpass.
Since harvesting, there has been
good deal of time devoted by the farm
crs to pea culture. We are glad to see
that our farmers are taking so much
interest in regard to their own interests
and that they are cognizant of the fact
that the production of peas and pea
vine hay rank by the side Of cotton
and corn, if not surprising either, while
its main quality is to build up land
which has been pulled down by the
former crops, and to preserve it to the
farmer for more abundant crops in
future years. We would like to see
even more land sown down inpeas.
For scme time past our community
has been the scene of much mirth,
merriment and jollity, especially
among the young folks. Parties and
moonlight pic MICS have been the order
of the day. A moonlight pic mic to
McGee's ferry, on Savannah river, was
much enjoyed. Also parties at the
residences of Rev. R. c. Ligon and Mr..
R. P. Cinkscales Atboth these every
thing was Gone that could be for the
success of the party and enjoyment OF
the guests, and nothing was left un-
done that would enhance the pleasure
of the visitors and friends.
Mr.. W. T. A. Sherard, accompanied
by Mr.. Christie Sayre, of Anderson,
went to Abbeville last week in order
to attend to business.
Miss Bertha King, of Charleston,
who has been visiting the family OF
Rev. R. c. Ligon, left Wednesday to
visit friends and relatives in Aiken.
Miss King, by her pleasant manner,
won great many friends, who will be
glad to welcome her back again.
Misses Edna Whitmire and Della
Riser, of Greenviile, S. c., who spent
several days with the family of Rev. }.
v. Black, returned to their home last
Thursday. Their stay among us was
source of great pleasure, and we were
sorry that they could rot stay longer.
A number of our citizens, together
with friends from an adjoining neigh
borhooG. took da-- off last week and
went seip;ug on Savannah river.
Mr.. Lee Mason, 0f Atlanta, Ca, wor-
shipped with the lDresbyterians at
Good Hope Sunday.
Miss Louise Ligon is visiting friends
and relatives in Long Cane, Bellevue
and Troy, in Abbeville County.
DIR. y. w. and Mrs. Sherard, formerly
of the Corner, but who have been liv-
ing in Lebanon, Abbeville County, for
the past few years, spent several days
in our midst recently visiting friends
and relatives. DR.. Sherard has many
friends around here who are always
glad to see he and his family.
Miss Lillian Irwin, q pleasant young
lady of Antreville. is visiting her friend
and schoolmate, Miss Ellen Sherard.
Misses lola johnson and Bessie
Shanklin, two charming young ladies
from Anderson, are visiting Mrs. J. "A.
Cook.
DR.. j. Z. Watson and Prof. S. B.
Sherard attended the pic mic at War
renton last week. They report having
had a most delightful time.
Miss Gussie Cunningham, a charming
young lady from Lowndesyille, is-yls-
iting her two cousins, Misses Virginia
and Lila Sherard.
Miss Ella Sherard went to Anderson
Saturday night for the purpose OF
attending the Normal School.
Miss Sallie Sherard, one Of our most
attractive young ladies, after a very
pleasant visit of three weeks among
friends and relatives in GastOnia, N.
c., Laurens and Clinton, S. c., returned
home Saturday evening, much to the
delight Of her many friends.
Miss Annie Beatty is visiting friends
in Mt. Carmel.
Miss Beatress Thornton, Of Hartwell,
Ca, is visiting friends in the Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch McMahan, OF Hart
County, Ga., but who formerly resided
in our midst, are visiting friends, rela-
tlyes and acquaintances. Mr.. and Mrs.
McMahan have many friends on this
side of the river who are always de-
lighted to see them.
The communion service will be con-
ducted at Generostee next Sunday.
Preaching will begin Friday night
before and will continue for several
days. The pastor will be assisted by
Rev. DR.. Motfett, of Charlotte, N. C..
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