The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-08
Piedmont News.

long, -" "''" Ao' ~
With constant yearning and fervent
| 1t your wish scars upward on wings so
strong
That they never grew languid and
never tire,
Why, over the storm clouds and out of
the dark
1t shall come flying some day 70 yc,,.
As the dove with the olive branch flew
to the ark,
ehall come true"
We presume had the editor asked for
o million dollars instead of news and
coTIespSSndents it should come flying
| Piedmont is proud as we'll as gener-
| 0us,, and che says: If we are worth |
n1a;ying nav; we are worth asking for, and
tnie week, as representative Of the In |
| tellgencer.. the. correspondents ears
were attentive to ali our friends wished !
to cay.
Since the retirement Of the Sun-Her
AID, weekly once published and with
regret discontinued by Mr.. A. 8. Row
rian. student, ETC., precluded q ccbii-
cation which he termed q "iabor of
love-" the people Of Piedmont have not
1nterchanged largely in print the little
accommodating news which happily
ETeets ana ID received by neighbOrs.
Moreover, that vainglorious and busy
Delng known as gossip is not indi-
genous to the streets OF Piedmont. 40
that her news has lain cOiled on the
top of grandfather's clock or forgotten
before it is repeated.
a few of our estimable citizens have
left for Anderson. Piedmont in her
regrets thinks, in point Of value, it
must have in return twice as many An
I O6rS0nlnnR IN 6RCnrQ hQr 70 &c
zenshlp. Walter Harrison has accept
ed position with the Orr-Gray Drug
Co. Now Oscar Callahan, a compe
tent young business man, has gone to
enlist his energies in management of
the Rs.s dry goods department: Of Horn
wife and child have accompanied him:
also, have left for Anderson the father
and sisters of Mrs. Callaham-Mr.
Thomas and the misses Mamie and
Florence Paris.
The Paris House, an up-to- date
boarding establishment, managed by
the Paris family, is now conducted
with comfortable number of guests
by Mrs: G. A. Wilson.
W.. ", Wenck and family. depot
agent and operator for years, has ac-
cepted position with the Blue Ridge
4. Il. in Anderson. Miss Carrie Penny,
sister OF Mr. Wenck, accompanied the
Il
Miss Fed Cleveland has left to attend
a.private school at Washington, D. c.
Miss Sara Donald accompanied Miss
Cleveland to enjoy the military carni-
nal of the 6. A. r. at the capitol.
MRS. Jeanette Savage. of Anderson,
ls choice guest with Mrs. e. d. Mes
bitt: Also, returned from Mrs. Mes
Sallie DorrOh, Of Greenville, and sister,
| Miss Mary, of Louisiana.
MISS Sue Trowbridge is enjoying the
friendly companionship Of Miss Belle
Latimer, of Greenville.
We had the pleasure of meeting at
the home lof Mrs. Jesse Campbel(-a
lady highly regarded in WilliamstOn--
Miss Crymes, and a bride, who must be
good as she is charming in manner,
Mrs. j. F. Campbell, of Williamson.
sister-in-law of Mrs. Jesse Campbell.
At game OF tennis at the home Of
Dr: Tripp, IN the country, participated
IN 6y the Miases Grace and Fed Cleve-
Eu.: Yoaus. sSs aessrs. Viii Cieve..
land, Jerry Mckenzie, James Bailey, of
Augusta, Mr.; Laboon and DR.. Trip.
MesgrS. Bailey and Cleveland won
against DR.. Trip and Mr.. Laboon.
The entertainment Of the evening and
moonlight return was a delight to the
young folks.
Joe Benson. at DR.. Richardson's
drug house, will, about the 10th inst,
tEanefer his assistance to the Pied
mont Drug Go. to replace the missipg
eervices OF j. Walter Harrison.
Mrs. Clara Bell Rowell, in accepting
as teacher term with the COncrete
school, near Br9shy Creek. illustrates
IN that lady the controlling rct;yS
power or the pedagOgic faculty. Mrs.
ROwell can about choose her own loca-
ton.
Miss Ada Clardy. daughter of John
r. Clardy. of Anderson, q bright young
graduate from Normal Collegiate In.
sSitute, Asheville. N. c., has accepted
school house.
Miss Rebecca Creswell, another of
P1edmonts pretty girls possessing
many native accomplishments, has de-
parted for the above Asheville Normal,
from where she expects to return
EQUIPPED ID more than one profession.
farm and books to clerking in Green
vile, and is again &C the old homestead
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
King. Of Mountain Springs.
The opening millinery sale at Trow-
bridge Co. proved clearing sale, go
competent is the head milliner, Mrs.
M. w. Goldsmith, and the Younger
artist, Miss Genevive West, to appre-
ciate and please the tastes of custo-
mers.
Miss Emma johnson, of Greenville.
snperintended the millinery opening at
the Mahon and Arnold branch. This
diy goods hnnee, under the manage
ment of g. e. McEacham, is proud of
its selection of agreeable clerks in the
persons Of Miss Anna Charles, Messrs.
James Callahan, r. w. Henderson, J.
| y. Mcneil, Henry Aehmore.
a new friend tn the senior member
OF the latest mercantile firm, Wiging-
ton g. Alexander, proved to be an old
correspondent of the Intelligencer-J.
| f. Wigingt0n. As "Ned Needie,n
about three years ago. the young mer-
| chant was one Of the Drouf1eat contrib