The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-02
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For the, past week n dry west wind
has been blowing and has damaged the
crops considerably. a rain is very
much needed
Rev. Daniel and family are visiting
relatives in Laurens and COkesbury.
Mrs. BOlin Allen and children are in
Anderson this week visiting Misses Ida
and Lois watson.
Miss Olivia Duckctt and Mrs. Fulton
Watson are now with the family of b.
Berry Allen.
Mrs: Alex. PRESLEY, of Atlanta, is
spending sometime with her mother,
Mrs. HutchisOn.
DR.. j. l.. Fennell has gone to Water
ioo to practice medicine. He has Il
bright future before him and his
fritn nds wish him every snccess in his
profession.
Misses Lizzie Nance, Ruth and Jen-
ME Mae Dunn went to Monterey Satur-
day to visit the formers mother.
Mrs. Lily Huckabee entertained her
friends last Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Ida Hawthorne.
Mrs. James NJ. Giles and son, Joe, of
Anderson, spent Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Moore.
Ed. Moorehead left yesterday for
Chester. after having spent week
with his mother
Mrs. ALI Barnes is in Deans visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Dean.
Miss Annie Liddcll spent Il few days
last week with the family of Mr. Eu-
gene Clinkscnles
Mrs. Joe Gilbert and Miss Ellen Les
lie are ut JAS. Il. Latimer's for to- day.
Messrs. Stuart and Glenn Baskin
spent Il few days in Abbeville last
week.
j; r.. barnes is now studying law
under Bonlam Il Watkins at Ander-
sou.
There being no services in any of our
Churches yesterday, quite Il number of
our young people attended the Union
Meeting at Midway Church
Little Miss Camille Smith is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
&. W. Webb was in our town last
Wees writing mp some insurance.
Mrs. Margaret Dawson died very
suddenly this morning at the home Of
her son, few miles from here She
WAS the widow of the late Gilbert
Dawson. and before her marriage was
q Miss Cook. Her remains will be
Inferred in the cemetery of the presby-
terian Church this afternoon at >
o'clock. She was consistent member
OF The church. Three sons are left to
cherish her memory.
This morning while Massey Bell was
attending TO his duties Mt tho barn he
fell and broke his right ankle, which
will be likely to keep him i'll doors for
quite awhile.
Mr.. Charlie Bowen, u young mer-
chant OF our town, spent Sunday night
in Anderson. Nedie.
July 80.
Our pastor. Rev. I. f. Wallace. was
called To Edgetield last week to preach
last Sunday, and we understand he ia
to preach four sermons in one day and
night. | think he will have done more
than his share of work for one day.
One of our distinguished men in
telling Joke on one of ne ladies of
II barrel when. before ne had finished,
the joke was turned on him by the
head of the barrel falling in. and what
Ito you suppose became of hime
Miss Allie Mae Fennel is to give IL
party Tuesday night.
Miss Emma Bowman gave Il party
last Thursday night at the home OF
Quite Il number were present and all
report gay time.
Mrs. DR.. j. -. Wilson was called to
Iva last week to the bedside of her
sister. Mrs. Lem Reid, who was quite
ill. But she now improving. we are.
glad to say, and Mrs. Wilson has re-
turned. We are all glad to see her
back. for we miss her bright smiles
and jolly laugh when she is away.
DR.. j. b. Moseley and j. q. Hucka
bee went TO Abbcville on business to-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Barnes returned
from Deans last Sabbath, where they
had been on visit to the latter's pa
rents.
A party of our young people went to
Monterey last Saturday to big pic mic.
Dinkie.
June 80.
This is our greatest year. We are
proud OF our record, and are striving by
every honest means to win You for q Gus.
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