The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-13
Be!tOn News.

Mrs. Is. l.. Gecr, of Grccnyillc, is
visiting relatives in town
Miss Hattie Wilson spent from Fri
DAY 10 Monday III Piedmont visiting
Miss Mary Horton, one of our sue
cesstul teachers also spent IL few days
in Piedmont.
AS result Of the second election for
Alderman in Ward No. 4, Mr.. w. A.
Clement was elected.
The young people of town continue
to make merry and get happy. On
January 30th Mr.. Lambert Woods and
Mr.. Ernest Gccr, Notary Public.
We notice our merchants are bring
ing in spring goods in large quantities;
| also quantities of corn and fertilizers,
which should be Il warning to our farm
crs while it is time to take Il hint. Less
cotton and more corn.
Mr.. a. X. Campbell, through his un-
firing efforts, has organized Il Sunday
School ut Kclly's Hall. Itmccts at $3.50
IL. m. every Sunday. Let our people
give their support tn this worthy c;ilsc
and supper! his man "!!1 never !!."s
working for good causes and all yOO,.
citizens interest.
On Sunday, january 4Gih, the Pres
bytcrians of our town and community
met III the Baptist Church and organ
izcd IL Church ut this place Mr. Reed
nf prndletOn, and reverend brethren
from other points were present and as
sisted in the organ<alinn 1'hcChurrh
VIII tax" the same name of the OId
Church that once existed at this place.
The following officers were elected:
Rev. Jas |. NcIin. pastor; brethren
X. Luther Parker, and w. &. Cobb,
Elders: and Brethren Guy and Tolin
DcacUls. They will Worship in the
Academy until IL Church can be built
Mr.. j. *. l}rcazcalc has in course of
erection Il large livery and feed stable
in upper l'rltOn.
Mr. Kcllrl has Just brought in some
fine mules and horses and is now ready
to supply the public.
Mr.. J. y. Smith has recently opened
an art gallery over III" WOOdsltlc Store,
and Judging from samples of his work
you VIII not be out OF order to give
him IL call.
twill intcrcstall friends of DR.. ChHs
Gecr to hear hat he is getting along
nicely in Baltimore and hopes to rcluln
soon to his old home Il sound and we'll
man.
The Dramatic Club presented "Thc
Turn of the Tide" ut The Academy no.
long since and quite IL nice sum WAS
realized, which goes to the parsonage
tNpFH5CS. w y SIIiill tHl5 NtuD
Il little, as we have seen the same play
rendered by other talent. First, the
assignment Of characters was to the
point and could not have been better;
second, each actor had thoroughly
mastered his OF her part which is half
tho success of play; third, the rendi-
ton WAS almost perfect and savOred
more of the professional actor rather
than the nmateur fourth. it was an all
round good play and reflected much
credit upon the gettcrs up.
The pupils of the school will send
out the first issue of the school paper
about the 18th. Now, if you want to
see what our school and the children
are doing send in your subscl iptiOn at
once to the principal.
i4cts not forget about the Graded
School, for the people are wanting it
and the people will have it, so let's all
put our shoulder to the wheel and
push push push J" which is Bel
tons motto. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Byrd have been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. James a. Nc
Daniel in Grcenville.
Mrs. w. NJ. Long. of Cateechee, is
VISITING her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Il. Horton.
Miss Idelle Rice is visiting friends in
Honea Path.
Missr Retta Breazcale and Annie
Griffin visited Miss Mary Acker, OF
Toncy Creek. Saturday and Sunday.