The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-01
Notes From Townyille.

Mrs. w. T. Hunt spent several DAYS
visiting relatives and friends in Seneca,
this week.
Mrs. Bowie has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. l.. McCarlcy.
Prof. J.. G. Clinkscales delivered an
excellent lecture i IN his pleasing style
March 18th, his subject being "The
Utilization of Wastes" Delightfnl
music vas furnished the occasion by
the CrOmer String Band.
Mrs. s. x. johnson visited in Abbo-
Vile not long since.
Miss Zula Brock and Calhoun Harris,
two OF Anderaon's most popular young
people, were circulating among friends
Il relatives in our midst at q recent
date.
Rorn; unto Mr.. ard Mrs. Luke Nc
Carloy, q sOn
Prof. X. p. Clinkscales, of Pendlcton,
was in u midst recently.
Mrs Elizabeth Bruce, who has been
sutferir & from q severe attack of grip,
is better.
Misses Gertie Mahaffey and Pearl
Marett, of Fair Play, we're visiting
near here not long since.
y. u. BOggs and Samuel BrOwc,
made q business trip to Anderson the
other week.
John Harris is teaching a tlourishing
school at Hepzibah.
Halle ID. Grant and family have
iiloVeu 10 Anderson. Pansy.
The farmers have got their faces
straight and have been pulling the
bell cord and yelling "gee law" on all
sides.
Some of our farmers have finished
planted any. We learned that one of
our big farmers had some cotton seed
planted but we are inclined to think
he was testing. OF did not get q good
nights rest before he told he had cot
ton seed planted and meant onions.
J. w Shirley has the finest patch of
onions we have seen. id. Babb has
has the best wheat. A number Of far
mers have nice spring ats.
y. s. DObbins has moved to Atlanta,
Ga, where he has purchased u house
and lot. Mr.. Dobbins has been mer-
chandising at Oakway, 0 miles from
here, III OcOnee County. We are sorry
to see our young business men go to
another State, but wish him success in
his new home.
j. V. SHREDDER, OF Able Vile, is visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. s. II. johnson
anc Mrs. NJ. r. Hatcher, at and near
TOwuville.
Prof. L. NJ. MahafYey and Joe Smith,
OF Starr, were here Saturday CD bust
ness a short while.
keels Maret, of Fair Play. was in
town II night last week.
Rev. j.. Il. Morgan is visiting at
Barr 30 ut this writing.
Frank Farmer is critically i'll at his
brothers.. f. Il. Farmer, near here,
with dropsy.
Mr.. Bowie and wife, of Good Hope,
are visiting his son-in-law, L. G. Me-
CarlGy, O here.
The oil mill fever hah struck Town
Vile and she has q severe ease, too.
One days anvas got about St5, Goo
You may think TOwnville rs q dead
town but whata oil mill with $50, GEO OF
$4,000 being gotten up in a few days.
An Electric Railroad is also being talk
of. Townville stands ready to sub
scribe hearty to that. Ten yeare FROM
to-day you will see electric cars going
and coming from this place loaded
with the things the farmers raise and
have to purchase. Then the poor
dumb brute that had to pull 30 hard in
the mud this winter will be ready to
stand in the sunshine and rest.
The water courses in this section
have been higher than they were last
winter when the dam ut Portman
Shoals was washed away, but we have
not learned of any damage at this
writing.
The young people of this section are
very much interested in the new game
"Flinch." Old Joe.