The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-02
Trinity Happenings.

We have been blessed with good
rain this afternoon much to the delight
of all our people.
IF you want to know who said that
they were just going with O certain
young man to take OFT the shine OF ms
new buggy Just ask one OF our little
bellies.
The young people Of our community
enjoyed a pic mic at MIR. j. J. Moseley's s
the other Saturday. We had plenty
to eat and all the lemonade we could
drink, which was furnished by Mr.. A.
L. Moseley. Miss Finley and Mr.. Clio
Moseley are entitled to the honOrs for
the success of the occasion, as they
introduced the plan.
Three cheers for j. H. Hutchinson
for Supervisor. He would make a
good one.
In company with Mr.. l.. j. Duck
worth, your humble scribe made fly
ing visit to Laurens last Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. We had a pleasant
ride until o'clock, when we arrived at
our friends home, Mr.. Henry Simmons.
After delightful evening we retired
for the night to awake in the morning
much refreshed. Soon after'an excel
lent breakfast, we found Ourself on a
pleasant walk with most charming
young lady. When dinner was over a
crowd Of the young people took a
pleasant ride over to neighbors, Mr..
= Brownlee, where we enjoyed an
evening of pleasure. Alas. Sunday
morning came too quick and ere the
clock chimed ten we were bidding our
friends adieu and preparing to return.
We had a most delightful time; never
enioyed ourselves better in all our life.
The only fault we find with Laurens is
her roads. They are just awful, and we
think if some Of the leading citizens
would come up and spend a few hours
in Anderson County they surely would
make an improvement On their roads.
Miss Gussie Welborn has been spend
ing the past week with friends and
attending the Hopewcll meeting. Miss
Gussie is one of Lcbanon's charming
girls, and we hope she enjoyed her
stay while visiting down here.
Miss Kizzie Lebby, accompanied by
her father, came down from Calhoun
last Monday. Miss Kizzie is going to
spend awhile with Miss May Cartce.
We wish them much fun.
NIL OIt1ALC IAiiS9, oiiS 'Ioii " ~. . 60. -
Mrs. r. NJ. King, passed from lite unto
death on Tuesday morning, July 18th.
He had been sick for the past two
years, but was improving until Thurs
day morning, when he was taken with
rheumatism of the heart, which brought
on his death. 1t seems hard to give up
the one we loved 80 well, but God
knows best, and we should submit
willingly to Him. Tommie was one OF
these good-hearted, friendly boys, and
the community loses one OF her noblest
young men. He was in his 17th year,
Just budding into manhood, with his
hopes bright and a glorious future Ill
front, but, alas he is gone where sor-
rows never come. Our deepest sympa-
thy goes out for the family, and espe-
cially for the sister, Miss Corrine; rs
she lOngcd for the time to come when
her brother should come from college
with a happy face and bright future;
She waited for the time when she could
see her brother in business with success
on every side. Boys, suppose we take
warning by the death of this worthy
young man and prepare ourselves to
meet with him in Glory. May heavens
richest blessing rest upon the family.
CHARLIE CARTEE.