The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-04
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The school at this place is in a
flourishing condition, under the man
agement Of Miss Lucy Hadden, princi-
pnl. and Miss Decie Newton assistant
The patrons and pupils hope there
will not be any further trouble in the
school.
Master John Lenderman Is report
ed by his doctor and nurse to be
some better at this time, but his sister
little Miss Nellie. Is seriously i'll with
the same typhoid. which the rest of
the family. have had. Their many
| friends hope that they Will soon be
rid of the dreaded disease.
Mr.. and Mre. G. w. Kelley, of this
section, attended the baptizing at the
Central Baptist church last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. White and little
sc Harold. spent last Sunday at the
home OF Mr.. John Link, of the Walker
+ McElmoyle section.
| MIR. and Mrs. w. f. Sears, and chill
dren. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Q. Evatt,
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Gillespie were
visitors at the home Of Mr.. d. C, Pratt
last Sunday.
| Mr.. IIamp Hicks and family spent
! Sunday with Mr.. John Wesley White
&, Mr.. Clarence Wilson and family din
cd with Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Gillespie
last Sunday.
Miss Alma Gillespie spent Saturday
I night with Misses Ettie and Sallie
Gillespie.
! Mr.. S. l.. Hicks and daughter, Miss
Leila spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his son; Mr.. Sam Hicks, of
| tt~a ,onktnn
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mays, Of near
Pendleton. visited Mrs. Mays father
Mr.. A. L. Whitten, Saturday night
4 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lenderman and
family desire to thank their many
| friends of this and the surrounding
communities for the many kindnesses
shown to them during the illness and
death OF Mr.. Lendernan's mother
| scmo two weeks ago.
Miss jamie Langley, trained nurse Of
| Anderson hospital. who has been
nursing Eliza, John and Nellie Len
dorman, returned home last Sunday
\ She is in Columbia on business this
l week..
MIR. John McAlister, our bachelor.
4 says that he wants to marry mighty
| bad and that If he doesn't succeed in
1 getting married right away, he in
tends to get in the very first noun
tpin wagon that comes along. and go
to the mountains and stay until his
Girl writes for him to- come home.
| Mrs. Matte Graham is very sick
at this time, her many friends hope
for her q speedy recovery.
| Mr.! Patrick White Is frequent Wis
| ftor ut the home OF Mr.. II. F. Nelson.
Possum Hunting is very enjoy
! ahleia @ enc. snert for the hcys cs .,,,s cc..
immunity Some Of our boys have fine
possum dogs. and they have succeed
! cd in catching some nice ones too
| The new residence of M. Clarence
| Wilson is nearing completion. We
think Mr.. Wilson could not have
chosen O prettier place for his new
homo, or q more convenient way to
have built his house. 1t Is situated on
a hill and Is surrounded bv nice
1 lot Of oak trees. 1t is also close to
tho public road. When completed, It
will contain six rooms and two piaz-
zas. r
I Mr. P. W. Gillespie vent 70 Pickens
Monday on business.
| We are having beautiful weather in
which to gather our crops. and SOW
our grain. anu we should "ali make
| hay while the sun Shines" We have
oil been trying to get our cotton pick
cd ever since thet frost, before1t rains
ON ii, and stains ii. We. should all
he thankful to the giver OF this beau
tiful weather, for his kindness and
mercy in sparing us to see another
crop nearly gathered.
| M. e. @.
| November 2. 1914 q.