The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-28
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Williamson Items.

Hon. II. NJ. Prince has just returned
irGm Aiken, whcro he has bcon attending
q meeting Of the Directors and Stock
holders of the C. G.. & G. Il. r.
Capt. George ". Sullivan is having lis
dwelling roinodclod. 1t now makes GlliLe
q modern and beautiful appearance. Capt
Sullivan is wholo-soulod man, and Inc
does things right when ho undertakes
| them.
Mrs. Dora Breazoale, vito Of Mr.. 4. M
Wolbnru, died ut her home near pondle
ton, S. c., last Thursday, and was buried
at Big Creek Church, near this place OF,
Saturday. Rev. ID. w. Hiott conducted
the funeral services. Mrs. Welborn livol
for many years just outside of our town,
and many Of her old friends and neigh
bors were present to tako q last look at her
with whom they had been associated with
in tho past. Mrs. Welborn was consis-
tent Christian. She WAS baptized into the
fellowship of Meals Creek Church when
quite young by old father Robert King.
AT tho time Of her death she was mom-
Der Of Big Creek Church. 'Tis sad sight
to see husband and children standing by
as the clods fail upon the collin that hides
from view those they love best on earth,
but tis a glorious thought when we are
satisfied that VIC shall, by tho grace Of
God, meet them again where partings
come no moro.
Prof. j. Barr Harris will hayo a pic mic
day. Several speeches will bo delivered by
invited speakers A good lmo is ex-
pccted.
DR.. johnson and Clara Guyton, OF
Piercetown, and DR.. w. Glenn McGee, Of
lIonea Path. wore IN town on Sunday.
The professional gentlemen, l suppose,
were on 6N'ineSS-at least it looked like it,
Two OF our best bachelors went over in
GreenYille County OH Sunday That
looks a little suspicious. 1t must be q sad
life to live alone, but the Irishman said it
is pleasant to be alone, especially when
your sweetheart is wild ye. So some OF
our bachelors may think.
Our people gave Rev. Mr.. Auld a nice
little pounding some days ago. Mr..
Arlld and family are much appreciated in
our town.
Rev. j. c. Stoll has been holding pro-
tracted meeting at l'elzer.
Rev. w. W. Pinson, from the Univer-
sity at Greenvile, preached in the Baptist
Church last Sunday, in the absence of the
Pastor, who had gone in the country to
preach. Mr.. Pinson's sermons were well
received.
Mrs. E. ". Brown and daughter, Mrs.
Brownlee of Anderson, have been spend
ing few days in our town.
Mrs. A. 3. Carpenter Of Greenville, is
here drinking Chalybeate water for the
benefit of her health.
Mrs. Emma Brown, of Anderson, is at
the Saddler house, and will remain part
Of the summer.
What We need here is large hotel, well
furnished, so that we can accommodate
everybody who may desire to come.
What say you, fellow-citizens, to organiz-
ing stock Company and building just
such house as re need2 Surely no better
investment could be made, while it would
be o great blessing to people who arc seek
ing health resort.
Miss Addie Duckworth will leave this
week for North Carolina, where she will
visit relatives for some time. we hope
her stay may be pleasant, and that she
may return heart whole.
Our young people gave a delightful en-
tertainment in the College Chapel last
week.
A nice party from Pelzer spent last Fri
day in the park having pic mic. There
is no prettier nor better place for pic mic
than the park at Williamson.
Capt. j. S. Land, of Columbia, spent
some time in town last week. We were
glad to see the Captain looking so'well.