The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-31
WiI!ianston Writings.

The Christmas holidays have passed
on quietly in Onr town. Wy little
whlshcy was used an! the policemen
had little to do.
a delightful fish pond in the College
Chapel on the evening OF the 2lth drew
Il large audience and was much enjoy
ed. especially by the children and
young people.
A half score of young ladies of tho
boarding department OF the college
spent the holidays there.
Mr.. bowling, of Darlington, came up
Saturday to visit his daughters at tho
college.
Prof. G.. S. G0odgion, Of Union, spont
few days with relatives.
Mcssrs. J. +. and G. II. Gaines. Of
Columbia, +. G.. Horton, Of Atlanta Il.
g. Gray, OF Newport Nows, Jack John
son. of Macon, Ben Gossett, of Angus
tn, Grace Goodgion, of Liberty, II. N.
Smith, of Greenville. and other young
men visited their old homes during tho
holidays.
The death of Capt. B. G. Martin on
the 23rd, though not entirely unexpect-
community in which ho had long boon
looked upon as a Landmark. The fun
eral services took place on Christmas
eve. conducted by Kev. w: IT. Tate.
assisted by Rev. u. Il. Spruiil, and tho
body WAS laid to rest in tho William
stOn Cemetery in tho presence Of q
largo cOncourso of sOrrowing friends.
a sad Christmas, indeed, for the widow
and children who were so devOtedly
deacon in the Baptist Church and will
be sadly missed. IIe was true pa
triot, taking great interest in tho
affairs of his country. Another old and
faithful soldier and leader III tho "Red
Shirt" movement has gone to his ro
ward. Peace be to his ashes.
Miss jamie Sullivan, who has boon
spending the holidays with her parents,
returned to-day to Darlington County.
where sho will resume her school du-
ties.
Miss Maggie Holloway is spending a
fortnight with Prof. and Mrs. HollO-
way before returning to her school near
Elloree.
DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Lander came
over from EnOree TO spend Christmas
here.
We arc glad to report Masters Edwin
Hutto aud Kenneth Ransom imprOy-
ing after dangerous attacks of ia
grippe" -
have been visiting relatives at Saluda
the past ten days.
Will Attaway is up after hard tus-
sle with pneumonia.
II. 6. Bass, formerly of our town,
came in Friday fronK Newport News,
Va.
There is considerable moving about
as usual at the season of the year.
The old Matthews residence on Main
ing house this week by MIR. and Mrs.
T. b. Crymes, who have occupied the
Baptist parsonage the past year.
G. Z. Darlington is moving his family
to Columbia to-day, and j. NJ. Ander-
son will take the house vacated by
him.
Leighton Wilson will go to his farm
near Big Creek. :,
dren. also Mrs. j. H. Means, of the
same city.
The committee of the alumnae asso-
citation Of the w. F. c., who have
charge of the lecture course this season,
have something unique to offer the
public in q very short while-date to
be announced later. DR.. Simmons. of
Syracuse, N. Y, will lecture on "The
Wonderful Structure. The Man Of To-
day." and will doubtless draw large
house. for the entertainment will be
illustrated by series of experiments
that will add charm to the brilliant lee
turers thereon. This is high-priccd
entertainment-Sl25.O .O0-but the low
admittance fee of twenty five cents
should make oil who possibly can take
advantage of this rare opportunity of
being instructed as we'll as entertained.
Mr. and Mre. j. F.. Shumate visited
Mrs. Shumato's relatives at the Sadler
House Thursday and Friday.
Ex-Mayor R. 4. Browne came up
from DOnalds on q business trin re-
Gently. MIR. Browne moves his family
To Union next week, whore the railway
company have rendered him n respon-
sible position.
Cadets Foster and Vance CaTley
spent the holidsys with their mother,
as also did their sister. Miss lola, who
is q studept at CQnYaraa