The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-07-18
Corner Creeks lales, News.

All'r Il lew weeks absence from tho
newsy columns Of the much -ndm;rnJ
lNTEi.Lh'ENtEH, we will resume our
correspondence. With the first i,s,'r "r
or August we will have been writin.,
me news from Corner Creek three
years, and we must say we rniovnd
giving the news OF our pcopln ynru
much, and earnestly and sincerely hon,
that III. all we have wrote about the
happenings and the comments thai VIZ
haze made concerning things have all
Dccn written with much canuor, and NO
malice whatever toward anyone. Ne
also hope that our scrbbling has not
been read with contempt by anyonc.
put trust it has benefited some one AT
least We will continue to give the
| icateis OF the lNTELIIGENCER the news
IRON this section, such us may come
under our observation.
Miss Salllc Callahan. Of Ray. spent
sunday III our midst, the guest of her
son. law. Will Bell
| little Miss Lucia Shirley. the nrcttv
anu only daughter of Mr.. 4. B. Shirley,
spent last week ut Bolton with rcla
tives. -"
Mr: and Mrs. }. u. Carwilc yisite Il
relatives ut Level Land Saturday an d
Sunday. ''1"
Miss Jennie Griffin, from Crayton. il
visiting at Mr.. j. y. Shirl"y:s this
week and drinking the mineral water
tor her health. Mr.. Shirlcy's spring
water has proven beneficial to scypr,I
who have drank it, rs it has some min
cral in it.
One by one the candidates announce
themselves. Six for the House at last.
And we would like to see all of them
elected, too, but it seems to us one viii
be "lcft.' Too much rain, we guess
for them this year. 1t drowned them
out, probably. II no more run than
what have. announced, several will
have a "walll over"
we would rejoice to see our good
friend and military captain, w. 4.
iiudgcns, elected to the Office of Audi
We say that he would make Il good one,
Tor he is thoroughly competent.
ram Is much needed in this com
munity, MS crops are suffering to some
extent; The upland corn, which has
Decn lal.t by, is needing rain very
much Crops are clean row. Our
farmers have moved around during the
past four weeks. Honestly, Mr. Edi-
tor, we have been too busy to chronicle
any news. We will lust say that nnr
people nave not stood back on account
of the hot sun. But we are about
through work now and fully intend t:s
have some fun and mcrrimcnt this
summer: How is the campaign rolling
on by this timer No doubt those in
lively. AT any rate we don't care, for
our man will win in a walk. Me
Sweeney is the man for the office.
Several OF our young people are an
ticipnting going to the Carnival ut Alb
beyillc this week.
Miss Leila Carwilc, one of our lovely
young ladies, left last week for visit
to relatives ut Henrietta, N, e. We
! wish her jolly time.
Misses MOdcna and Ora Bigby re-
turned last week from Anderson,
lipon the Nornlai School.
WatermelOns will soon be ripe and
then what; time we all will have
eating melons, going to picnics and
other gatherings. Surely there is no
other class of people that enjoy life 80
happily rs that of the farmer.
The grain crop made by our pcOplc
was very good one. All made nearly
enough to do them. Some realized
large yields from a few bushels sown.
Our, farmers are not to be found taking
pack seats when it comes to making i
living at home, and any other work
they undertake to do. Crops in this
section are better on an average than
other sections that we have seen this
year. Cotton, Of course, is not as large
as last year at this time on account of
the continued rain we had in June.
However, if we have good seasons
from now on good yield is expected
this year.
Wister Bigby spent n portion of last
week here with home folks
writing s. i. GAssAwAY.