The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-03-13
lola news.

Kahn. rain, is the order of the day at
this writing, Mr.. Editor, and it il re-
frrshing to all mankind. Guess some
of MS had thcr it had showed, because
we had such fine sport snow balling
ca'" other.
Mr.. Claudc Horton is better now. but
has been very i'll with fever. We hope
liz viii continue tO grow stronger
On" nf S"n.na' :!aa!,img sports, asr.
Alien Browne. spent u tew days with
his friend. MIR. AdOlphus Holder.
The, grip is IN intimate friend to us.
1t calls on us every once and awhile.
Mr.. James Wilsca has ha,. q light
attack.
We arc just as happy MS mocking
birds now, Mr.. Editor. The nearer
spring comes the happier we get.
Tho frnit trees are beginning to show
little sign of good fruit crop this
year.
Mrs. Will Thompson, we are sorry to
hear. is very i'll with pneumonia. DIR.
Willie ). Hutchinson is waiting on her.
We again, Mr.. Editor. have to say
something to our boys about cursin1
in the presence Of ladies. 1t don't
sound very nice, and especially on the
public highway, where everybody can
hear them.
On first Saturday night there was a
music entertainment at Mr.. Lawrence
Ihomps0n's. given in honor of Miss
Eva Gentry. of the Concord section.
1t was. much enjoyed by tho large
ST0"i i'll attendance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, with their lovely daughter,
knows how to entertain their guests.
MIR. John A. Shirley and bride of Bel
ton, who have recently married, have
been visiting friends and relatives in
this section. We nope their lives will
be crowned with success.
Mrs. &. A. Wclborn is confined to her
bed: We hope she will soon recover.
We heard one of our girls say her
best fellow killed her cat, and she told
him he might rs well killed her. and
SAID, "nOw your head or your heart,
with which one can you partY"
DIR. w. 5. IlutchisOn has plenty to do
now since DR.. Ducl1wOrth has gone to
take special course at New York.
Hope the doctor will soon return.
a MAiDEli.
The long looked for and hoped for
snow has come and gone, and nor. the
little folks arc wishing for another
o;:c: bat wa hardly think that their
wishes will be gratiicd this time.
Farm work has been progressing
nicely for the past three weeks, consc-
Incntly Il great many of our farmers
nave begun putting i'll guanO, and some
arc now thinking of planting corn.
been hauled to this section OF the
county came from the Anderson Fer
.iliZer Factory.
Mrs. VIM. Elrod is very sick with the
grip. as il also Mrs. j. +. IInckett.
Their many friends wish them speedy
recovery.
1t seems that at certain school near
Anderson. on the Trinity rad, the
children are not only learning the
benefit and Importance of the use OF
growing proficient in the art of throw
ing rocks AMI using filthy language, as
was evidenced by II gentleman ono day
last week while passing along the road
on his way homo from the city. He
Glanced to be passing the school house
ut noon recess and WAS followed be-
tween quarter and Il half IL mile by a
bowling set of school boys, yelling,
cmrsing and throwing rocks like pack
OF COmanchc Indians. Such conduct
as that is unbcc0ming and disgrace
to any community.
Mr. Harrison lIackct is visiting in
Oc0ncc County at present.
Mr. VIM. Harper and wife, of Six
Mile, Pickens Co., visited rclativc9 at
this place q few days ago.
One or the most interesting meetings
that we ever had tho pleas ire of at
tending, was that of the lola Debating
Society last Saturday night. The sub
ject discussed was, "Resolved, That
emancipation has not been q benefit to
the negro" Each side did all that
they could to win the decision in their
favor. but both could not win. conse-
quently tho judges decided in favor of
the negative. Both ladies and gentle
men were invited to come out and hear
tho speakers.
The latest in the way Of stealing is
TINT of Mr. j. III. Horton. He recently
had about orc hundred bundles of fod-
der stolen from him.
The study of tho Sunday School
lessons for the coming quarter and the
addresses given during the Institute
by, the pastor. Rev. II. NJ. Allen, and
Others at Welcome last Saturday and
Sunday were both interesting and in
structivc. Large crowds attended the
meetings. BIJOU.