The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-13

the some ropes that dragged wells
and ponds ana were defeated in
bringing up what the people know
were at the other end OF the negroes
tongues, could they, the words, be
squeezed out The determined cih-
zens went there, and the frightened
women. their wives, at home, tremb-
led at the imaginary shapes dangling
III the breezes from ropes and Grees.
., the homes the men left behind
were SO dark, and the tremble of q
leaf outside or the hutter of a shad-
o~ sent tremors al through them;
dtcading the thought to look upon
tho lgeu when they should return.
The men returned II seemed an
evil shadow cloaked them around
when they came in and tie women
yearing-yet wanting 10 have the
worst owes at once, and bs done with
IL asked, did you--did yOJ--what
did you doT
Pat in the day hunting that blue
wagon"
So, some news Of what was or will
be hanks in the scale of most ridioAl-
lous imagination.
Or repititions heard in social hap
penings are the following:
MIR. and Mrs. ". c. Scott and fam
lily OF Mountain Springs: DR.. and
Mrs. Char!es Trip and family.
Mountain Springs: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stevenson of near Anderson;
Mr.. aGd Mra. Todd Stewart, OF West
Pelzer, tor Towny!lIel; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Freenan and family or White
Plains, Miss Willie Young, teacher
in Rock Hill school, enjoyed a very
pleasant day at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. <. j.. Murphy of White Plains.
MIR. and Mrs. Sloan Nix have re-
turned 10 their home liz Westminster
after Il plscasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T., Lee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Br6niwns.
Miss May Wigington of Mountain
Springs, school, with her aincreasing
classe Of every grade known to tho
crowded country school has the pleasvj
urc OF an assistant fer their pupils
a. over fifty IN number in the compes
tent Miss Bette Foster, OF Mountain
Springs settlement.
The little son, Esley, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Freeman, who in child
hood play andp licking out squirrels
on the tree, pierced severe owund
in his eyef rom reboun6ed rock
e4a4retth ee4ta4r n tbsy. tbsy. another school hoy, is SYM
pathized With; the parents Tearing
that the child may lose use of the
eye Hope Ms cherished that by prop
er care and treatment recovery Will
relieve the parents anxiety.
Mr.. Harold James OF Seneca, is
| the guest of Robert Il. Lee and family
of Hurrisane Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward King. Ir., OF
Hurrisane Greek. are enjoying the
luxury of ar ealIy joy-rjding new
carriage roomy and of handsome ap-
pcarance, and Of High Point make
and selected through the good jndg-
rlcnt of Mr.. ], H. Simpson. Mr.. King
is awaiting the advent OF Joy riding
weather when the lusturons vehicle
| may return from even uiie trial trip
free from despoiling effects of mud
dy roads.
Mr.. Pat Dickson OF the r.. f. d., re-
garding the roads asks: .Xhnt has
DecoIue ut our super G. - - :. 9 n avn ,t.,
rot. seen him since he was Gle etea.Is
Mr. Enoch Ee. OF sPeter itli ~
Duff Dodson OF Portsmouth Va ere,
| guests of their relatives. ~
| Mrs VIM. r. Lee.
Mrs. Manning Jeaes md nd senll4Hea
spent the day recently with Air. &c
Mrs. II. r. Jones. Mrs. ManninB
.Tones reports Easley In q fiourtsns
ing condition. Country gardens ana
spring crops Up beautifully #na the
neigiborhocd In health and 2prosperi-
~ ,,r'' II. n. L.
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