The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27
Denver Dots.

rms section was visited Thursday
night and Friday by the heaviest rain
rail- we have had in months, There
was also high winds, which did not
iack much OF being a tornado, but hap
PLY no harm was done.
FARMERS are very busy now hauling
en iertliizers and making preparation
lot planting another crop
farm laDorers are in demand here.
ootn nlred hah'ls ana renters. Good
land to cultivate and good wages can
DC occurred by the right kind of people.
Our good blacksmith, AFR. j. w. Lee
and his family, moved back to Wal
halla last week. The community re-
gretted to see them leave, but wish
them health and prosperity in their old
home among their kindred
Our farmers would be glad for some
other sober, Industrious and skillful
blacksmith to come in and occupy tho
place left vacant by the removal of
MIR. Leo. He could get plenty of work
to do from good paying customers, and
would tind this desirable location.
Nit. Sam Burns and family, of New
Hope section, visited air. Marshall
Blackman's family last week.
The Methodists of this community
are much pleased with their new pas
tor, Rev. S. b. Henry. He has preach
ed twice at Sandy Springs aud made
several pastoral visits, his earnestness
IN the pulpitand his genial, social man
ners In their homes is fast winning the
hearts of his people
Rev II. b. Allen has resigned the
pastorate Of Welcome Church and 80
ed yet to ill his place.
Mrs. j. Nj. Brown and daughter,
Miss blanche, attended the reception
on the Goth given by Mr.. and Slrs. 6 :.
~. Harper IN honor of their son, Rev.
SldI Is. Harper, and his lovely bride.
It WAS most delightful occasion.
Mrs: Harper, formerly Miss Lula Brown,
of Mccormick, is u lovely Christian
lady, just the kind of helpmeet the
work.
Waddie Il. Browne, now of Bolton,
spent night with relatives here on
his return from Tomussee, where he
had been to attend tho burial of his
n-in law, Andrew Bell. His daugh
ter. Mrs. Della Bell, was very sick
with grippe at the time of her hus-
bands death but has since recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. Copeland and Miss Ada
Casey boarded the train here Monday
tor their homes ut GTeenville and Clin-
ton, after visit of several days with
Diver Casey and family. Mrs. Cope.
land ls pleasantly remembered as Nj iss
Lola Casey.
Afr. and Mrs. John Garrison moved
last week to their home about mile
from Denver. We are pleased to have
this worthy young couple locate in our
community.
Miss Mamie Majors friends are glad
to see ner again after her long stay
with her sister, Mrs. j. &. Pruitt, near
Starr.
Little Thelmn Osborne has been the
guest of her cousin, Eugenia Browne,
for few days. Her mother, Mrs.
Clarence Osborne, of Anderson, came
up Monday and spent the day with
relatlves and carried the little Miss
home.
Benson Reeves, now resident of
OcOnee, was visiting relatives in this
section Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, of Oak
way, also visited relatives near here
recently.
Edwin Jolly, who has been in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for the last ten months
pursuing his vocation. returned home
last Thursday in good health and
spirits. Edwin is one OF our best
young men, sober, Industrious and up
right, and has many friends who will
be glad to hear of his return.
VIM. Elroi is still critically ill and
his family and friends are anxious
ABOUT MIN. lncOgnita.