The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-22
Denver Dots.

There was considerable frost here
wednesday and Thursday morning of
last week, but not enough to iDjure
anything except very late corn and
cotton.
The cotton crop is nearly all picked
except the late patches that put on q
small crop OF bolls after the July rains
that the crop here is from one third to
0ne-half short. Private letters fro m
Texas state that it is more than one
half Oft in middle Texas, the main cot
ton belt o. the State. But sDecula-
tors, despite all crop reports to the
contrary, are estimating the crop at
10000 bales, 30 as to reduce the
price until it passes out of the hands of
the producer.
graduating themselves on having
raised enough hog and hominy this
year to feed themselves next year,
which will greatly reduce expenses and
make them less dependent on the cot
ton crop.
Rev. j. f. Beard preached a forci-
Die and effective sermon to an atten-
tive audience at Sandy Springs last
Sunday afternoon. after which the
administered to the members.
Rev. Norman Prince. Of Anderson,
has an appointment to preach at Sandy
Springs ON the 4th Sabbath at II q. III.
Tie has also promised to deliver an ad-
dress on the 1st Sabbath in November
at :" p. M, at which time the church
proposes to have missionary rally and
ctlldren's day. 1t will be an interest
ing occasion, and oil friends of the
cause are invited to attend.
Miss Lillian Jolly attended the Con
terence OF the WOman's Foreign Mis-
siOnary Society OF the NJ l.. Church,
South, which was held at Greenville
last week. She was sent as delegate
from the Sandy Springs Auxiliary
Society. which made wise choice, az
Miss Lillian is one Of it's most Jealous
workers.
The friends of VIM. McGill were glad
to learn he had been appointed Super-
intendent OF the County Home, posi-
ton that he has in the past filled nc
ceDtnbly for several years.
Mrs. j. B. DOuthitt, of Autup. wae
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. Reed
Garrison. on the 14th.
Many OF the colOred people ef Den
yer and vicinity attended the circus on
the 14th. They came back very much
disappointed, saying the whole show
many killed they had not enough left
to have n street parade, and there was
no performances ut all. They did not
stay to sec it. One darkey declared he
saw four OF the men and two elephants
that were killed aud they we're en-
bnlming them at Tolly's Furniture
Store. What great thing is imagina-
ton.
Cadet Will Garrison, of Clemson,
was homo on furfOugh for few DAYS
last week.
Mics blanche Brown was in Ander-
son last week visiting friends and her
cousin. Mrs. Annie Osborne, who is
very ill with fever.
Miss lsn Horton. Of lola, is boarding
with Mrs. A. G.. Latimer and attending
the High School in Belton.
Miss Matte Eskew and Ethel Vandi-
yer, from near Anderson. were in Den
yer Friday visiting friends and reln-
tives.
Mrs. NJ. b. Horton and children, of
lola. and Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Harper, OF
I,ickens, were guests Of Rev. w. T..
Holland and family last Friday, MIR.
and Mrs. Harper resided for many
years near Lebanon, and have many
relatives and friends in this section
who are always glad to see them.
5. l.. Eskew, OF PendletUn, was in
Denver Monday ON business.
.J. L. jolly came home from Bolton
sick lust Wednesday, but got better
and returned to his work Monday.
Miss Hattie McWhorter's friends
were glad to see her at home Saturday
nnd Sunday. She returned Monday to
her school at the Riverside Mills.
RI. \. Garrison ls operating the Bow
den gin this year and is having q good
run Oh custom. IncOgnita.