The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-08-08
iO"ndesyi!!e News Items.

'lI. W illiaIn StokcS q! i.aily l,r..iitii,
has been visiting his son, Rev. Peter
Stokes, at the Methodist parsonage.
Mr. Ernest Johnson came down from
Anderson Tuesday for Il few days stay
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clinkscalcs.
Erskine and Lowry, two sons of M.
j. r. Blake. the efficient Treasurer of
Abbeyillc County are stopping at Mr..
II. A. Tenants. They came down
from WILLIAMSON, where they had
been with the rest Of the family for Il
part Of the heated term.
Mr.. NJ. L. Bcggs and Mr.. Holcombc,
Of Iiartwell, Ca, left here Thursday
for Il pleasure trip to Atlanta on wheels.
They expect to stay until about Thurs
day or Friday. During Mr.. Bcgg>'
absence Mr.. ID. S. Scott is doing his
blacksmith work.
Mcssrs. T.. +. LatiIncl and W. NJ.
Spccr took advantage of the low rates
and went with the cxcllrsioni>ts to
Ashcvillc, \. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs l.. Baker arrived
Thursday from Washington for their
usual midsummer visi: to MI. and
Mrs. Il. Baker.
Miss Jane Thomas, OF Warrcnton,
and Miss Carrie Adams, of Rock Hill,
with Mr. 5. Baskin Shcrarl, of Iva,
have been visiting Miss Leila McCalla.
Mrs. ID. X. Cooley is now at home,
having returned from Williamson
Friday. after attending the marriage
Of her sister, Miss Matte Floyd, to Mr..
Mason Miller, which took place there
on the 1st inst. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
arc now touring through the mountains
of North Carolina.
Several LOwndesvillc people drove
over to First Greek Church Wednesday
on the occasion OF the Saluda baptist
Association. Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Il. Horton, Miss nellie
Moselcy, Miss Eula Mae Kay and DR..
Il. .. Kirkpatrick
The choice Of several pcnics could
be made Friday. as there were an
nounccd three for the day: one ut
Prices Mill, one at loung's Bridge and
another ut lIarpcr's Ferry. Mcssrs
Ellis and t;amewcll IIuckabec and
Edwin Moorchcatl attended the Prices
Mill affair. while we were represented
at IIarpcr'> Ferry by Mrs. w. c. Ten
nant, Miss Eula Mae Kay. Miss Eliza
Kay. the Misses Bowman and DR.. r.. O.
kirkpatrick. The crowd at Young 8
Bridge was fishing party from the
section locally known us the Nation
Roslin Lodge Of Masons attended the
barbecue on occasion of the dedication
of the Masonic Hall at Starr in Il body,
and the members report Il grand old
time" and say that they heard the
ablcst speech on Masonry ever made
i'll the up-country.
A telegram received Thursday by
Mr.. ID. l.. Barnes conveyed the sad in
tclligcnce of the death Of little Julia,
the eldest child of Mr.. Herbert Barnes,
which occurred on Wednesday night Mt
Prattville, Ala.
Mr. Robt. +. Moseley is ut home OH q
short vacation. In n week OF two he
will return to his work at Abbevllle.
Mr.. Il. G. Liddell and Mr.. r. M. Mil
ford rode over on their wheels from
Abbeville Sunday to spend the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Cunningham.
air. Arthur Speer, who is employed
by Brock Bros. at Anderson, came
down here Sunday morning OH the
train and then rode out on his bicycle
to his fathers home at Monterey for
the day, going back to Anderson in the
afternoon.
Mrs. z. j. hicDavid and Berts Me-
David came over from Due West Mon
day and are the guests Of Mrs. f. r.
Horton.
Mr.. E. II. Horton is now building a
bridge across Little River at Barnett's
Bridge, about ten miles from town.
MCDAvID HORTON.