The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-08-02
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Last week the hearts of many were
made glad by reason OF the refreshing
rains, which came in copious showers.
They did not come whit too soon, but
rather late, yet not too late to do much
good toward reviving the thirsty crops.
The crops in some portions of the Cor
ner are fine indeed. The corn is espe-
cially promising.
Last Thursday night party of young
people might have been seen on the
lawn in front of the residence of Mr..
Z. S. Sherard indulging themselves in
all OF the pleasures incident to a lawn
party. On account OF the threatening
aspect of the weather, the crowd was
rather small, yet there were enough to
enliven the time, for the hours sped
swiftly by, and ere we were aware the
clock sounded forth the nour for our
departure. To Mr.. and Mrs. Sherard
are due the thanks OF our party for
their generous efforts in making the
occasion a success.
Miss Ellen Sherard, one of our most
fascinating young ladies, is away from
home visiting friends and relatives in
Abbeville.
Mr.. A. S. Bowie and family have
taken a few days off from worry and
business cares to indulge in the pleas
ures incident to an overland trip
through the mountains. They are
with party OF several, all Of whom
expect to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Nashti Sherard is away from
home. She has gone to visit relatives
and friends in different parts of Able
vile County.
Miss Louise Lison, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Troy,
Bellevue and other places, has returned
home.
Mrs. Y. G. Sherard spent a few days
last week visiting friends and relatives
lin and around Lowndesvilie.
Rev. j. V. Black, pastor Of Generos-
tee Church, has been granted a fur
Tough by his people, and has gone to
to spend his vacation with friends IN
Georgia. He will also travel part of
the time. On account of this absence
there will be no preaching at Gener-
ostec until sometime in September.
Mr.. A. Beatty Sherard, after a very
pleasant visit among his friends and
relatives. returned to his adopted home
in Columbia last Monday. His many
friends regret that he could not stay
longer.
Mr.. Ira Hamilton, one of our most
popular young men, spent Sunday with
friends at Deans.
Miss Sue Whiteield, a popular and
pleasant young lady from Anderson. is
spending a few days with her friend,
Miss Sallie Sherard.
Miss Sumpie Teasley is visiting her
grandparents in Hartwell, Ga.
Miss Matte Belle McLeskey is again
ut home, after protracted visit among
friends and relatives in Georgia and
South Carolina.
Miss Minnie Wilson, a charming
young lady from Anderson, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Sarah P. Sherard.
Mrs. T. A. Stevenson has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Richard Townsend,
Miss Virginia Sherard, one of our
lovely young ladies. is, visiting her
cousins in Lowndesville and Lebanon.
Mr.. Ernest Wakefield, Of Anderson,
spent several hours in Iva last Wednes-
day en- route to Anderson from visit
to his home in Antreville.
DR.. j. E. Watson and Prof. S. B..
Sherard went down to Wilmington Mon
day for the purpose Of attending q
dance near that place.
Mrs. U. E. Seybt, OF Anderson, spent
a day OF two last week with Mrs. L. G..
jackson.
Mr.. T. C. Jackson attended the Ma
sons barbecue given at FretwelPs
Spring last Friday.
We are glad to say that Mr.. Sam
Watt, who has been quite sick, is much
better, and his friends and relatives
entertain strong hopes Of his speedy
recovery.
The communion meeting at Good
Hope will embrace the End Sunday OF
August. The pastor will be assisted
by Rev. Jno. r. Riley, D. D., of Easley.
Preaching to begin Oh Saturday before
at 10 o'clock. DRACO.