The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-08
Neuvs Letter
From Bolton

spent today In Bolton.
Prof. Is. &. Giyens, principal Cf the
Honea Path High School. and one of
the assistants, Miss Edwards. were
here today.
Mrs. +. p. Gambroll, Of near town,
was visitor here today. the guest OF
Prof. and Mrs. J. B. Watkins.
Young Jim Culbertson and daughter,
Miss Jessie. of Fountain Inn, were
among those in town today. Miss Gull
| bertson will teach the Barker's Creek
school this session. beginning Monday.
Miss CulbertaOn will act as princi-
pal.
| A. G. Wood. of Williamson, q prom
| inent tombstone man, may be men,
toned among those in town today on
bu: lNess.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward s. Reaves and
family OF Honea Path were visitors
in Belton today.
| Earle ii. Graves of Walterboro, ar
rived In Bolton today and will spend
two days here guest Of his brother,
Claude A. Graves.
DR.. Edwin Hall, of Tennessee, lee
tured to u large aulience in the high
school auditorium last night. Dr.
Halls lecture was q treat and the au-
dience was we'll pleased. DR.. Hall
made good impression on his hear
| Iersr
II. NJ. Geer. one of our prominent
citizens, who has been confined to his
room for many weeks. Is able ~ be
! out again. Mr.. Geer took q buggy ride
Tho news of ais improvement will be
welcomed by his hundreds OF friends
\ throughout the State. Mr.. Geer is ono
| II the best hotel men In the State and
is widely known.
Eon. Frank II. Shirley, q member Of
he legislature from Ocohee county,
and q resident of Westminster, was
| Ftsitor hcre Tuesday evening to his
sister, Miss Lillian Shirley.
Dr. and Mrs. j. M. HolcomLe were
among those who attended the fair
II Spartanburg Tuesday and Wednes-
lay.
Mrs. A. A. Latimer Is visiting her
laughter, Mrs, l.. M. Heard in Elberta,
| Ga.
Miss Mary Williams OF Honea Path
Is tho attrsctice guest of her sister,
! Mrs. Joel Kay.
Dr.. s. G. Wallace of Columbia,
| spent last weekend with his mother,
at the residence of DR.. c. G. Todd.
Mrs. G. @. Todd has returned from
Chester, where she went to attend
.hc marriage OF DIR. Todd's brother to
Miss White last week. Mrs. Todd was
entertained extensively while there
| Ind was charmed with Chester.
Mrs. w. G.. Bowen, Mrs. ]. T. Rice,
Miss Ida Poore, Miss Callie Wright
! e..a e..a ...e-:, ssaan0tt1 Campbell viii
teavo Tuesday for Newberry, where
| they go as delegates from tho different
| missionary societies of tho First Bap-
tist church, to the State Missionary
meeting at taat place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel T. Rice motored
ip to Greenville and spent Sunday af-
sernoon. They were accompanied by
.Nessrs, Enoch B.. Max and e. Blair
Rice.
Mrs. Nj. A. vandiver and Mrs. p. w.
Dunlap spent Sunday in, Abbeyil,e
with Mrs. p, p. Ellis.
Miss Leda Poore spent Tuesday in
Anderson.
Misses Nancy and Sadie Blake and
Masters Edward, Lewis and Julius
Blake were tho guests of Mrs. w. G..
Brown Sunday.
Mr.. VIII Fields, q substantial far
mer from BnrsSe's Creek. was in Bel
.on Thursday.
Mr. A. r. Campbell was : business
visitor to Anderson Friday.
Mrs. Mary. Miller has returned to
her home 4. Montreat. N. c.. after a
most pleasant visit 70 her sister. Mrs.
VIII G. Clinlyscaies on Brown Ave.
Mrs. Chris Suber of Williamson
vas Mrs. III. Reid Sherard's guest
| Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nettie Reed spent Sunday in
Belton with her aunt, Mrs. j. II. Nc
guen: Miss Reed was one of the oc-
cupaTtt5 of the Caldwell automobile
hat went over q 20,foot embankment
In Campobelio a few months ago. Miss
Reed has fully recovered from the
shock and bruises she received.
Mr. r. Fuller Horizons baby. little
Elizabeth. has fully recovered from q
recent attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Marguerite Adams, who went
Co Greenville to spend last weekend
with her friend, Miss Bess Allen, was
taken suddenly Ill Saturday morning
and was not able to return to Bolton
until Monday afternoon. She has been
Ill at her home with Mrs. ]. T. West
all OF this week, but will probably be
able TO meet her classes again Mon
| day. 3N9,G..
Miss Ruby wilitford went to Ander-
lson Friday afternoon for the week
lend.
Rev. w. H. Provence OF Furman
lUniyersitys preached two OF the finest
sermons ever heard in Eeiton, Sunday.
He Is an extremely able man as we'll
as . devout Christian and the con-
grcgation was spell-bound by IFS deep
thoughts and beautiful language
shI1uRhout his sermon.
Miss Carrie Key, who is attending
school in Geergia, spent the Weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p.
Kay. \ iS
Mrs. J. W. Washington visited rela-
Itfves In Greenvslle Monday.
Mrs. y. Claude Garrett Is visiting
relatives In Simpsonyilie.