The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-16
ITEMS FsOM PELzER
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loPShSu, mcTcldntS TAKING Stock and
getting ready for bigger and better
business than ever and with every-
body down at worl, the new year is
progressive peaeeably.
Miss Ola 2"oggins has returned from
er home in Due West, where she spent
the christmas holidays.
Master Miles Garrett, who spent a
while here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Garrett. returned to Foun-
tain Inn, where he spends the winter
with mis- aunt and attends school in
Fountain Inn.
Mr.. Ralph Stewart has returned to
Clemson, where he hopes TO complete
his junior year in June.
Miss Carrie Crane. Of Henderson, n.
O., las many friends who are glad to
see her beck in Pelzer. Miss Crane
ught in the graded school here last
year and made many friends during
her,st here. She, with her sister,
Miss Minnie Crane, OF Hendersonville,
are spending some time with their
brother, MIR. Tom Crane and family,
on Lebby street.
Mr.. Allen Scott. OF Lickville, was
visitor in. town last week.
Prof Peatrie of Spartanburg, has
returned here to take UP his work as
principal of the i'rankvilie school.
Miss Alma Garrett left last week
for Greenuille, where she went to
visit relatives Miss Garrett went
from Greenyille TO Laurens, where
she is teaching this winter.
MIR. Harold Sullivan, of the Green
willie side. was in town on business
Thursday. ~
Mr.. Jeff Welborn, of the Central sec
tion. was in Pelzer Thursday. MIR.
Welborn is a most prosperous young
farmer When he comes into town he
brings loads of produce. such as po-
tatoes. bct;cr and eggs.
Miss Katie Scott, uf Lickville, was
1.-THE guest of Miss Katie Stewart last
week. Miss Scott went from here
Ito Bolton, where she began her work
as primary teacher in the Bolton
school. Miss Scott is very pleasantly
Remembered here as one OF last years
teachers az this place. B q s "
Mr.. Willio Greshans .of. Spartan
iburg. spent WednesaayJf Ia ttown with
Irelatiyes 1S*luc
Mr.. and Mrs. F'aGfaanlI. Martin and
children have retdHneh from Charlotte.
IN. c., where theyr made weeks visit
lt z. u. ass; NJ @ g ss:hA. Mr saaler
Miss Virginia Hudgens has returned
ito GreenviIle, where she took UP hei
duties as d student at Lander College
DR., Joe Bnford made business trip
to Greengilie last week.
Misses Evelyne Fine and Kathleen
IGrinn. of Williamson, were in town
Wednesday as guests at the dinner
gwen by the Old Bachelors.
Mr.. Roy Grimm and Mr. Irwin Walker
: lof ufiiiiamston. were present at this
! fdinner Wednesday evening.
Misses Belle and Sue Cloud. of Col,
den Grove, were visitors aere tifii
q week.
II Mr.. Arthur Allen has a very Ill
lciAId OF pneuaan;a and another viii
Z lchickenpox. mr.. and Mrs. Allen hav'
! 1.-THE sympathy OF their many friends
4 Ewho hope for them q speedy recover!
lof their rhildren,
A number OF changes are beng mad
|. lhere just now. Several of IT peopl
!: are moving away, while at the SAM
- time number Of people are moyinl
: into town.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Martin ar,
moving to an $4,000 acre farm, owned
Iby the Martin brothers, on the Augustl
Z troad in Greenville county. Mr.. AM
: mrs. Martins friends here regret yer!
jnueh to give them UP.
!. NJ +. ana AaFa.. b g. Fletcher left thi
I week for faurenH, where the expec
to make their future home. Mr. Fletoh
Z Ter vas the insurance man OF this place
s Mr. Gordon Owens is his successor
] IMr. OVENS and family have moved int
THE old Fletcher home on Railroa
4 Boulevard
III air. VIII Harrison and family hav
jg6ne 10 CreenwoSd toyuake their fu
4 ture home. the Harrisons IKE
) Grcenwood especially on account Q
its educational adyant1' 4.
~ AIR. Al. n. Cobb and ~. OF Groy
s station. have moved to the subsrbs 9
PeIscr.E Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb once iive
j. here and they have many friends her
who welcome them back among then
81 Last Wednesday afternoon Mis-
\ aiaude Stewart most gracionsly ente,
itaiaed the young ladies Sewing Circi