The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-14
Majors News.

AS we seldom see anything from this
section of tie County, we will try to
give tho many readers of The Inteili.
gencer few of tho happenings. We
are near the Pickens fine, but that
does not keep us from taking an inter-
est In the aftair8 of Anderson County,
The banner County of South Cardinal
Farm work Is progressing nicely and
our farmers are about ready to begin
putting in guano and planting corn.
More land is being prepared for corn
in this section than ever before. Cot
ton has at last taken back seat and
hog and hominy is at last the battle
cry.
The Farmers Union at Rheuhnma is
In ftourishing condition. This is one
OF the strongest Unions in the State,
and all it's members take an active
interest in the workings of the Union.
No half heartedness is noticed, but all
seem to have q desire to push ever on
ward and do all the good that they
can This Union is doing large
will soon b. doing all OF their business
by that plan. Every man who feels
an Interest in his chosen occupation
and ln the welfare OF himself and fam
lily should not hesitate any longer bnt
send in his application ut once. Now
% the time to come in Every other
profession has some kind of organiza-
tion, and now is the accepted time for
the farmer to unite with this grandest
or organizations, for next year it may
DO too late, and time once passed
never returns; the opportunity lost
now may be lost forever. Some NAV
argue that times are good enough now,
but they shonld remember that when
our sky eeems most settled and serene
IN some un0bserved corner gathers the
little black cloud in which the tempest
ferments and prepares to discharge
Itself on our heads. While bears and
spectators are forming plans to head
Us on let's make our stronghold sure.
we are sorry to cay that Mrs. MOllie
martln ls very low with pneumonia
VIE IT, NV WalSggs RlSSge St Per rse9veEy
this section Is doing an excellent
work. The school has something like
goo pupils enrolled. Prof. J. P,
Dendy ia assisted by Mrs. o. N,
Evatt: and Misses Berthe and Ethel
The people ee this section are invited
to meet at the old school house on
the third Sunday at 9 O'Clock p. m. ;,
&c @ SsgsH!se Sunday school:
The base ball season is almost here
-'~~ 49, wy - 0Ao "thAueS u OIASSulZkUk
q crack team in this community.
The all day singing at Flat Rock q
f9w sundays ago was we'll attended.
The behavior was good and the singing
was excellent.
Wheat and fall sown oats are look
Ing very we'll despite the severe
TeaShs: ee the Hsat Eintar=
Mack Martin, Of Birmingham, Ala,
:s ss present sieiting his mother who
is very. siok. MIR. and Mrs. Lee Hanks
haye also been called to her bedside.
Ed Johnston, our efficient township
commissioner, is having some much
needed work done on the roads in this
section.
hr: and Hrs. Ed Preeley visited
relatives at Anderson q few days ago.
Martin bra@iett, an old and Ss-
spected citizen of near Central, died
at the home of his son-in law, J.
M. Smith, last Saturday and was
buried at Carmel on the day following
hia death. He was an old Confederate
veteran, and highly respected By a
large circle of friends and relatives.
He was In his 10th year. -
= Success 10 the 1ntelligencer force
and It's many readers.
Mach 10. Idem