The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-03
M,iliamston Happenings

Nmas passed OF very 4nrtly in Will
llamSton y delightful fish pond in the
College Chapel on the evening of Dee.
2oth attracted IL large ci".vd. Scores OF
presents were rccr,,cd by Young and
old and the tisl: pond WAS pronounced
IL decided success. y number uf ynung
people held Il surprise partyat the Sad
Ter House Tuesday night and huge
time was the result. Hon. IL. NJ.
Princes residence was the scene nf Il
lot uf fun Friday night. when Il large
numbcr OF party SocrS assembled and
passed several hours in Il delightful
manner.
Our town has been full of visitors
during heholidays.
W. -. Hill. of Abbcville. came home
with Ben Gnssett from Clemson.
Prof. J. X. Horton. who has charge Of
Il iiOurishing school near I.owndcSviilc,
has been in town several days with his
parents.
Miss Lula Horton. Il handsome young
woman of Abbcville. has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
with relatives.
Mr.. ); +. Games, shipping clerk of
the Southern Oil Co.. tolumbia came
up for two days during the HOLIDAYS.
Cadet Monroe. of Marion, has been
visiting his sister mt the College
McssrS. Jn0. ID. Hunter. Taylor I,rra
zeale and Billy Sanders came up from
l'cltOn to be present ut the Prince par
~ Friday night. The weather cuts no
ice with these young gentlemen when
Il frolic is OH hand.
II. l.. ChrcitZbrrg. Of Clemson. visit
ed his friend, Jos. Duckw0rth, several
days last week.
Miss tiioisc Horton, of Abbcvillr, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Parker.
Clarence Gray, of Iaurens, was in
town Il few days last week.
Rev. Jno. y. Wood filled the Mcth0-
dist pulpit on last Sabbath.
Rev. Il. j. NJ. Osborne is now Il resi-
dcnt of Williamson.
ii. Mahatiry, Jr., has sold his resi-
dcnce on main street to 4. w. Wei
born. OF Fairdcal, who comes to Will
liamston Oh account Of the superior ed
ucatiOnal advantages offered by the
Female College and Male High School.
MIR. Mahaffey, in few days, will re-
move to his new residence in BeltOn,
where ne will engage in the mercantile
business. He will be accompanied by
his brother, Asa, who will clerk for
him.
Miss lola CooleY, of Converse College,
who has been spending NmaS with hpr
mother, returned to Spurtanburg yes
tcrtlay.
Mcssrs. Wash and Edgar Sullivan
have returned from visit to relatives
at bradley.
Miss jamie Sullivan is spending
awhile in Laurcns.
Vance Cooley. who was accidentally
shot by Il friend while cunning few
days ago, is able 10 sit up now. a charge
neck of Mr.. Cooley. and he suffered
much naln from the wOuutl
Mrs. j. {. Rush is slowly improving
after Il severe illness
Messrs. Tom Gray and Ruce Cob b
have been i'll Georgia several days on
business.
Mcssrs. Ben and Harry Hard came
over from Walhalla Il few days ago to
visit relatives: These young gentle
now keeping batch on Il farm Il few
miles above Walhalla.
The Alba Haywood Company will ap-
pear III the College Chapel on the eve
ming ci ths. is.h inst. This celebrated
company was here about Il year ago,
and will be remembered by many with
delight
Mr.. ID. +. Gray has returned from IL
trip 10 l.aurcnS.
Dr. J. \. Anderson. of the Detroit
University faculty, is spcn,.in" IL few
days with his fathers family.
Mrs. w. ID. Floyd. of Brcvar,l, y. c.,
has engaged the Matthews house on
Main Street, and will move in ut an
early date. In the meantime her
danghter is boarding ut Dr. W. w.
Wilson's.
Our popular young townsman Mr.
). l.. Holder was happily married on the
26th nit. to Miss Matte Reccc, IL hand
some young lady of StantonvilIc. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mike
McGee.
Albert Anderson, who is attending
school at Pan Tops, Va, is spending IL
few days at home.
Miss annie Prince is spending Il few
weeks with her sister in Mississippi.
The Southern Railway Company has
Il force of hands at work preparing IL
location for the new passenger depot.
which will be erected between the
freight depot and Main Street. a nice
modern building will be erected to suit
the convcnicnccS of the travelling pub
lie.
BROOKS GOODtsIO\.