The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-06
Lowndesyille Locals.

Ht l'IOtIdClcu HlCCtiHS N'lilSu VII
last week by Rev. J. +. Singleton. as
sisted by Rev. L. a. Reid, closed Fri
day evening. Rev. Mr.. Singleton made
Il splendid impression during his short
stay here, and our people were sorry
that lie could not be longer with us,
He was ably seconded in his efforts by
the Rev. T.. A. Reed, of CharlestoE
who is visiting his cousins, Messrs.
Boln and Berry Allen. Mr.. Singleton
left on the 5 Il. N. passenger train iol
Troy.
Mi. Ellis j. Huckabee, one Of on
most popular yonng men, who has been
visiting Rev. f.. W. Mason and family,
at Magnolia, Sumter County, has re-
turned. Mr.. and Mrs. Mason, with
their two bright boys, are pleasantly
remembered here, and have many warm
friends who take an active interest in
their welfare.
Messrs. Tom Baskin and Baskin
Sherard. of Motfettsville, were III town
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. E. C. Meschine, one Of our most
entcrprising farmers who, accompanied
by his family, has been visiting friends
and relatives and attending to his bus
mess interests in his native land,
France, for a few months, has return
ed co his place, a few miles from town,
much pleased with his trip.
Nh. Gibbes Baker, OF Washington, D.
c.. accompanied by his wife, is visiting
his father, Mr.. L. Baker.
DR.. Lindsey, CT Due West, is visiting
Rev. H. G.. Fennel!, and assisting him
in q protracted meeting, which began
in the Presbyterian church Saturday.
Miss Addie Horton. Of Clinton, is Wis
iting her uncle. Mr.. +. r. Horton.
AIr. Theo. Watson. of Anderson, is
visiting Mr.. j. Z. Allen.
Messrs. j. l.. Allen, Theo. Watson,
H. B. Allen, j. B. Moseley, Jr., DR.. A.
B. Matthews, Mr.. L. e. Clinkscales and
Miss Laura Clinkcalcs went to Elber-
ton last week during the Carnival and
returned much pleased with their trip.
Med. HORTON.
August 90, 1899.
The cotton market has opened rather
early this year, and comments are Of
ten heard on our streets as to the fact
that the sales for one day not long
since we're over fifteen thousand, as
against six thousand for the same day
last year. The average price here is
about .05.175, and so far about twelve
bales have been marketed. The farm
ers are picking the crop as fast as pos
siblc, and arc watching with interest
for the day when the oil mill gin out
fit will be ready for work. 1t is expect
ed that the Outfitwill be ready in about
two weeks.
Lowndesvillc is rcvcling in the pleas
ure OF having with her several inter-
esting visitors, who serve very accepta-
bly, in keeding the old town awake.
Miss Lura Agnew, of Donalds, who has
been visiting Miss Meta Allen, is one
OF the foremost, and much regret was
expressed when she left Sunday.
visiting the Misses Fennell.
Misses Zula and Daisy Brock and Mr..
Jno. McDavid, of Due West, drove
over from H0nea Path Saturday. The
Misses Brock are the guests OF Mr.. j.
T. Latimer, and Mr.. McDavid returned
Monday to his home.
Miss Jennie Todd and Mr.. George
Parker came up from Augusta Satur-
day afternoon and are HOW with MI,
J. Il. Latimcr.
Misses Addic Horton and Julia Simp-
son, OF Clinton, arc visiting their uncle,
Mr.. 4. r. Horton.
Mr.. NJ. p. McCalla and sister, Miss
Leila, were il town Sunday, the guests
of Mr.. b. BOlin Allen.
Mr.. Baskin Shcrart,, of Moftettsville,
is with his friend, Mr.. II. B. Allen.
DR.. Ernest Watson and Wade Sher
ard, OF Iva. were here Friday evening
to attend the party given by Miss Meta
Allen.
The young people Of the city" and
visitors were pleasantly entertained
Friday evening by Miss Meta Allen, at
II party given ut her fathers home, just
out Of town.
Mr.. Carol Latimcr and sister, Miss
Olive. who have been visiting relatives
and friends here, returned to their home
ut Bolton Saturday morning. They arc
the son and daughter of Hon. a. G.. Lat
inner, the Representative OF this Dis
trict in the National Congress, who was
born near here. and they left apleasant
impression with our people. While
here they were the guests of Mr.. }. L.
Latimcr.
Mr.. j. l.. Leroy returned from the
mountains of Jackson County, n. c.,
Saturday, bringing with him a. very
large stuffed rattlcsnakc skin.
Mr.. Il. +. Moseley has has returned
from Nashville, Tenn, but stayed only
II few days with lis, rs he left Saturday
afternoon for Anderson.
Mr.. Jno. c. Allen, the principal of
the Lowndcsvillc High School, is Wis
iting in town.
The oil mill contractor, Mr.. L. J..
Stcvcnsc' left for his home in Elber-
ton by -. te conveyance Saturday at
tcrnoon. MCDAvrp HORTON.
Sept. ), 1897.
4 Scotch university professor,
irritatet to find that his students had