The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-07-24
Hunters Spring News.

We are all about done laying by and
are glad to see the time when we can
rest from our labor, and while we are
resting will take great pleasure in
writing up the dots of our community
Tor the dear old IETELLIGENCEK, which
has 80 long been coming to orr homes
and gladcning both old and young with
its newsy pages tbs right interest
ing to see the people receive their pa
to where they can find war stories and
such like, which is always interesting
to. them, ms they bring back to their
mind days far gone by. The old sol
dier can fancy himself shouldering his
gun and getting ready for battle, while
he ladies remember the time when
they were SO brave in their duties Mt
home, and the young people goes to
the locals and items to amuse them
selves. The people in the surrounding
country ought to lO more toward writ
ing. the news Of their community, but
reckon yom will say, you can't say
anything, for you havn't done any thing
yourself, and Just keep your mouth
until you do something to talk about"
On Thursday, July II, the angel of
death entered the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs: w. II: Bnrriss and took away the
spirit of their darling baby, Fred,
aged eight months and three days.
After tho funeral services, conducted
at home by Rev. w. w. Lcathers, the
little body was taken to Salem and
laid to rest in the churchyard there to
await tho resurrection morn. The be-
renvcd parents have the sympathy of
nll their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sanders, of
Augusta. Ga, are visiting the formers
parents, hIr. and Mrs. John Sanders,
near Prospect.
Mrs. G. j. Carroll, of Anderson, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Keasler.
Master Arley Holland and little sis
ters, Badly and Laura, spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Mr.. l.. P King is quito sick with
typhoid fever.
Master Alvin Hardin is visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Miss Mittie Cam is visiting her
cousin, Miss Carrie Cam. Mt Antrcville.
MIR; l.. IT, Campbell has n little
daughter quite sick Mt this writing, but
under the skillful treatment of DR.. j.
.. Sanders will soon bo up again.
We should be proud that we have rs
good crop as we have. Our crops are
u great deal better than they are in the
II not nll, OF the counties in the lower
part of the State have been terribly
washed, and the grass got such head
way during the wet weather that they
arc having to turn out n lot of their
corn and cotton both, and they are not
going to get no more than half Of u
crop oil of what they got cleaned out.
Very little has been turned out in this
country. or at least around here.
School began ut this place the Sth
inst with Miss Maud O'Neal as teacher.
We arc proud to have her teach for us
again, for she is an excellent teacher.
erson snes caa aya "nd a"T" na rs{S Aa{ Of ,an AM
folks Saturday night and Sunday
They were accompanied by Misses
Hcnln Brown and Ella Elliot.
We would like very much to attend
the picnic at Zarlino Island tho 27th
and henr Hon. John l.. McLaurin, but
hope we will have an opportunity to
hear him nearer by. We do think that
he will be elected to the Senate next
year Hurrah for McLaurin.
OLD JACOB.