The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-14
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Mr.. y. Pack Jenkins lost his baby
Sunday night.
Ahycr Cobb was ont last Sunday in
The ncighborilood of Toncy Creek.
Supposed to be hunting II scamstrcss.
Mr. Joseph Frazier, recently master
mechanic ut one of the Columbia mills,
has arrived and willat once take charge
of the shops ut No. |.
Miss Lula T.. Bolt, Of Grccnvillc is
teaching Il school ut Oak Hill, Green
Vile County, near Toncy Greek.
Rev. i. G.. Herbert was with his con
gl'gation AT Way Gross last Sunday
morning.
Rev. Mr.. Busscy, of the I'r>r baptist
Church, exchanged pnlpil- with Rev
Mr. Tate, of the Williamson Church.
last Sunday morning.
Mr. \. &. Jones. Chairman oi the
state Prohibition party. wa> in town
last Thursday Nh .l"ln~ is IL gentle
man of fine address and Il good talkrr
Mr.. l.anicr WHO represents t;anS
Bros. WAS her, l.i>i week. Whether il
rains or shines. he is no Ircssinist; lie
always has Il good Joke for hi, friends.
.ol, Walter Grcl. of The STATE,
newspaper. WAS in town one day last
week
Mr.. y. ). Rnwcll, editor of Sun
Herald. attended the entertainment ut
auditorium Friday evening.
Miss Lula Means gave an At Home
in honor OF her friend, Miss I.cttic
Gricc, last Thursday evening. Yves
Crcnshaw and John L. Bonner repre-
scented Pclzcr.
The attendance at the Methodist
Sunday School last Sunday was:
Scholars l:"i, teachers -, officers 4,
collection ~ cents.
Tree lecture to III" people of Pclzcr
The lecture was delivered Tuesday
evening in the Union Church by Dr. j.
II. Th"rnwclI subject: "'l'lrc West
minister Abbey
Mr.. Whit Simmons, OF No 4 machine
shop. na>!,rd his finger quite severely
last week with piece OF shafting.
made this report last Sunday evening:
Officers presents, teachers Ii, scholars
POO, collection Sl.31. The school has
resolved to give the collection raised
every first Sabbath to the support of
their orphan and to make the collection
on tn0t uay SD.UO.
Mr.. Robert ii. Wclborl, of the White
Plains section, died last Thursday
morning and was buried at Shiloh last
Friday evening with Masonic rites.
Worshipful Master Furman Smith,
assisted by some fifteen members Of
pclzcr Lodge, performed the ccre-
mOny
Mr.; l,nsscy, the Secretary of the
Peoples Store ut Piedmont, spent Sun
day in our town.
We are glad to note the prosperity
that seems to abound with our good
friend, II. j. Martin. in his adopted
home, Chester. We hear that he has
been quite successful with Ills oil mill
and is preparing to put i'll an ice plant.
We see, too, that he has recently been
elected Vice President OF :2OO,O0O
cotton mill. The President lives and
has large mill interest in North Caro-
lima, and we doubt not that the re-
spOnsibility OF that position will fall
largely on Mr.. Martins shoulders.
Tom will tote 'cm successfully.
Mr.. John +. Long left Tuesday
Getsingcr's. Spartanburg.
Miss Mary liaynic. Il sister of Doctor
iiaynic, OF Bolton, is ut Mr.. Tom X.
Owens for the season. Miss Ilaynic is
il tirst-class dress maker
Miss Floyd Walker has been visiting
III Grc:nviiie.
Dr. Brockman has fitted up nice
office III his residence. where, with il
new and improved set of Instruments,
nc can perform more satisfactorily all
surgical operations.
According to announcement Rev. W.
Il. Tate, of Williamston, preached IL
sermon last Sabbath at the First l,ap-
tist Church by invitation of Walnut
Camp, No. ii, Woodmen OF the World.
k,a L.. IA
good and true choppers. The discourse
was tile most appropriate fraternity
sermon we ever heard. Tcrsc in style.
sound and strong i'll reasoning, full of
meat. The text was from Proverbs.
."Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider
her ways, and be wise; which having
no guide, .ovcrsccr or ruler. providcth
her food in the harvest" lie discussed
1t under three heads. work, prudence
and cooperation. His perOration was
grand Ill sentiment and in power. The
whole congregation gave close alton
ton and all went away feeling glad
that they were there.
Since days before the first granite
was cracked that now supports our
mills l, and 3. there has not been
day that Pelzer has been without g.
school house. But nearly fifth of n
century in the life and growth of this
busy town has demanded an increase
in its school facilities. The ever alert
and energetic management, who stands
ready tomeet every reasonable demand
for increasing the comforts, prosperity
and contentmcnt of all her citizens,
have recently erected large and com
modious school building, attractive to
the eye, convenient for it's purpose,
furnished with nearly $1,000 worth OF
furniture, an honor to it's projectors
and a blessing. to the community. The
Prof. John i. West, of the Citadel,
and seven lady teachers: Mrs. Jno. Is.
Honncr, Misses l.al Chilcs, Mary Hill,
y. Reid, Agnes Bell and Annie Fergu-
son, are on duty five days in the week
doing their utmost to make men and
women worthy and capable of filling
positions OF care and responsibilities in
days that are to come.
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