The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-07-11
Local News.
WiIIianlston Writings.

lie NlOflOuS fOurtn passed OH
quietly in WILLIAMSON. Policeman
Power wounded negro who resisted
arrest. The negro was still alive the
last report says
The roller mill has begun operation
The Mcssrs Shank. of Salem, Va, are
i'll charge.
pr. c. Il. Wychc has been looking
after his political interests in this part
of the district
w. B. Wade, who has been placing
the machinery for the roller mill, has
returned to Virginia.
Il. S. Haynes, of Glccnvillc, j. l..
Brown, of Central, and NJ. c. Chiplcy,
of Greenwood, have been registered at
the WILLIAMSON Hotel.
Mrs. Il. NJ. MallOn and children arc
spending Il month with relatives in
Laurens. Mr.. Mahon is at the Will
liamstOn Hotel during their absence.
+. A. Carlisle, Of Ncwbcrry, was in
town recently, as was also Rev. J. j.
Beck, Of Anderson.
Miss Mary Pickcl is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs II. j. Mahon.
W. G. Willis and O. X. Ware, of
Grcenville, employed by Mahon &
Arnold, have been off on weeks vaca-
tion and visited Williamson in the
time of it.
Mrs. Sam'l Lcard, of Raleigh, \. c.,
is visiting Mrs. Lander ut the College.
Farmers are hard ut work, and farm
lab0rers are scarce and can hardly be
had at any price.
Kenneth McFall, of Bcnncttsvillc, is
spending week with his grandpa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. j. ii. Gaines.
A Mr.. Carpenter. of West Point, n.
Y, visited our town on business few
days ago.
Mr.. Mason Miller. Of Abbcvillc, and
6. II. Mahon, Of Grccnvillc, were in
Williamson recently.
1t was decided ut the last meeting of
t he stockholders of the Williamson
Mills to double the capital stock, which
now stands at 100000.
Frank Rogers, of Orangeburg, has
returned home after visiting w. II.
Sullivan.
A good number Of the boys went to
Piedmont to take in the ball games on
the "Fourth.'
Hugh Mahafley. Jr., came up from
Bclton II few days ago to see his rca-
tives.
A nice marble basin has been pro
cured by the town authorities and
will be placed i'll the park for the banc-
fit of the colored people. pipe is to
be run from the present granite spring
to supply the water for the new spring
Miss Mallic Breazcalc and Miss st.
Claire Brown have been spending ten
days at Mr.. S.J. DucwOrth's, ns have
also Prof. Frank Breazcal and Mr.. r.
Il. Wclborn.
Miss Russie Breazeale is visiting Miss
Henry Austin.
Mrs. Porcher, of Columbia, c;sHie up
last week to spend the summer Mt
Spring View.
Miss Minis, of Greenville, is visiting
Mrs. w. w. Griffin.
Prof. w. Tertsll Lander has been
visiting relatives in Anderson.
DR.. Sam'l, Lander for the past few
days has been at Bennettsvilie and
Sumter. He is now taking in the
National Teachers Association, and
will go from Charleston to the Metho-
dist District Conference at Laurens.
Capt. w. A. McKelvey, the Misses
McKelvey. Miss Bessie Epting and
Doctor Anderson and sister are in
Charleston.
Miss Bertha d. Anderson, Miss
Mazda Goodgion and Mr. Albert D.
Willis have returned from the Wo-
mans Missionary Meeting at Pied
mont.
A committee Of ladies have been So
liciting subscriptions for an endow-
mcnt fund for the Alumnac Lecture
Course OF the Williamson Female
College. II is proposed to endow this
lecture course sufficiently to have funds
on hand to meet any deficiencies that
may arise when high-priced concerts,
lectures, etc, are given and the door
receipts are not equal to the prices
agreed upon. The lecture course is
now under the management OF a COM
mittee of alumnae as follows: Miss
Jano Gray, chairman, Miss Gertrude
Thrown and Miss Jessie McKelvey. No
comments are necessary as to the char
acter of the entertainments in store for
the people of Williamson and sur
rounding towns.
Mrs. w. G.. Smith, Mrs. w. w. Rob
inson and Miss Willie May Robinson,
of Columbia, are at the Sadler House.
Miss Gertrude Jones, of Anderson, is
visiting Miss Jane Brooks Sullivan,
and Mrs. NJ. A. Dean and Harold Dean,
also of Anderson, are spending some
time ut Mr.. Sadler's.
j. X. Griffin, of Greenville, r. NJ.
Haddon, of Abbcvillc, and Mrs. f. j.
McMeekin, of Columbia, arc registered
atSadler's Hotel.
n, ou1 AIrs Frank I ouJo,, of %ho