The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-03
Corner Greek Holiday Brcyitc's.

Wei. Mr. Editor. the Jolly Jubilee, OF
| lic merry Christmas has come and
gone and the many visitors we Ila,
have all returned To their homes, I,
think OF the many happy moments st
| pleasantly spent in old eighteen hun
dri aud ninety nine, and to dream of
! the new century that is fast drawing
| upon lis. Now we are crntcring INTO i
br1Eht and happy new year, 1900
which marks IL new era in Our life, and
we I'LL should turn over Il new leaf,
one wit lnnt lplots. and one that should
remain without spot or blcmisIl for the
next twelve months. We must say,
we had the '..jollicst of Jolly times, "
and hope that our visitors did, too, and
will not wait until another Christmas
before they visit us again.
Everybody in these parts were very
pcacrablr during Christmas; no dis
tnrbancc of any kind happened. No
one seemed to he &c any time under the
influence of the ''flis "" or $50 proof, :
which captivatrS men at times. The
weather WAS very favorable for ON
people during the merry holidays,
few days of rain, and Il few days of
cold weather
l'ut now we are calm, and all seem tu
be happy and i"vial again. entering
into new year, with new determine
tions and good wills, to do Il better
work, To live more pcaccablc with 0ul
fellow man, and for the bcttcrmcnt of
OurcOuntry.
Misses Ada and Gertrude Pruitt,
tw" lovely young ladies from Corinnc,
spent their Christmas in our midst tho
! guests Of their cousins, the Misses Gas.
saway.
Hugh liigby, of Pclzcr. spent hi.
holidays here with his parents.
Misses Fannie and Julia Gray, from
Anderson. visited the family of Mr.
t;ro. \. Bigiy last week. The Misses
Gray are beautiful young ladies'. an,
by their lnvablr dispositions made
many friends here who Shall ever re-.
member them.
| Charles II. tartcr. accompanied h,
his pretty sister, Miss May, from Trlni-
~. visited friends here in Christmas.
Misses Maggie and Julia Kay, tw,
charming little girls from near Aaron
are visiting relatives in our commune
ty We wish them Il pleasant stay.
Miss May Madden, the efficient Nc
Adams school teacher, spent the merry
holidays with her parents near Lau.
renS. S. G..
All the schools around here began
work again to-day, (Mnnday,) Jan. Isl
1910.
Frank E"hcrtsnn, from Dclton, spent
his holidays III our midst with rcla
tivcs.
| There WAS Il most delightful part,
given ut The home nf Mr. J. L. t;;lSS;,-
way 0n Friday night, Dee. ~ y nice
crowd OF young people were present
and each one seemed tn have enjoyed
themselves until the honroi departure
when each lief: tor their homes /,
dream of the many happy moments 5
pleasantly spent in this home. Mis-.
Leila certainly knows how to make +;
crowd enjoy themselves.
Miss Emma Eigby, accompanied b,
her brother, Marvin, visited relative!
near Greenwood last week.
Wheat and oats are looking we'll
considering this extremely cold wealth
| CT we arc having.
Very few of our people attended the
| Union Meetings yesterday. owing to il
being too cold to venture out
Miss Leila Carlisle visited relatives
| ut Level Land last week
With the exception OF Il fcY bat
| colds. the health Of our community is
| very good
| With much success to NIIE lNTEIII-
EENtEE and Wishing everybody Il hap
py and prosperous new year, we are II.
| ever, your correspondent.
q. f.. GAS>AWAY.