The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-01-29
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Special to The Intelligeneer.

Special to The Intelligeneer.
Williamson, s. c., January T.
This section and Piercetown is great
| ly pleased over the prospects Of the
Greenvifle road being made one of
the best roads in the county. We
understand that Commissioner Van
diver has given assurance that the
road will be widened to the limit al
lowed by Law and graded, wherever
in need Of grading. This Is already
very good road and with the inn
provements contemplated in will be
second to none. With the building
of good highway from Anderson
to Piedmont and the building Of the
Abbeyille-Anderson and Easley cleo
trio road we look for great things
for Piereetown. In the near future
we look for this to be a live, thrifty,
hustling little city.
A little child of Mr. Luther Owen
is. suffering from pneumonia.
Mr.. Claude Wilson, of HopewelI,
spent two or three days here last
week at work ON the place recently
purchased by himself and Mr.. j. A..
Martin. ~ =
DIR. G. i. Guyton is being kept
rather busy Just at present attending
the sick, there being quite q number
suffering from colds and grip. s3
Mr.. Elfred Pilgrim contemplatesi
making some extensive improve
ments on his residence on the Green
vile road.
At the last melting of Slab Sunday
School Mr. j; r. McAlister was elect
ed superintendent. Mr.. Perry Nc
Crary, secretary ard Mr.. A, 2. Rry-
son, choir leader. .4t.5y
The box supper and Oyster supper
given at the home of Mr. A. w.
Pickens last Saturday night for the
benefit OF Melton school was \ suc-
cess far beyond expectations, about
Sd6.11 hain0 realized frnn1 the saIas
{ We have just heard of the misfor-
tune of Mr.. ". r. Johnston, OF Nc
Elmoyle, in getting his automobile
burned a few days ago. S
What Is the reason that farmers
If the South cannot raise as good
corn as can y grown in the world?
The corn shipped in here from the
west is OF large, well-formed ears
with large, deep, smooth grain
Placed side by side with corn raised
mere it should make our Ssss:s!.ss::s-: SSsSs;s::ssL.s:-.
farmers utterly ashamed and make
them try harder than ever TO inn
prove Sheir seed corn so that they
can bring IT up to such a degree of
perfection that it will be second to
none. South Carolina holds the
champio ship of the world in the
production of corn on one acre and
we believe that with the proper grad
ing and selectior Of seed we can soon
produce corn that Is a near perfect
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other part Of world. The farmers Of
Anderson County should take adyan-
tage of the offer of Mr.. Furman
Smith, of Anderson, to grade one
s,;sshel as corn f-aa. fer aSf.r fE~z,isz.s.
who wishes it, and then get in touch
with the demonstration agent and
see If they cannot be benefited. We
believe that there are arIners in An
deraen County who can make as
much corn per acre as can be made
anywhere in the State. Why not
try it anyway?
ss Mr. Jas, Bargoil and charming sis
ter, of Pendleton, were visiting
friends here Sunday. ..i , ,.i
Profs. Robinson, Boggs and Carter.
Liberty, and Bryson and Stone, OF
this place, will conduct singing at
McElmoyle on the first Sunday after
noon: Everybody is cordially in
vited. &, y: J, =,
Mr.. Tom King, of Hopewell, was a
visitor here last Sunday.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin, on the 22d inst, a son. Z Z
Mr.. Will Stone is the Champion
horse trader for this section, haying
made twenty-three tfades in the Iasf
two months. y, I s..s{ Z : =
Mr! Ghep. Dal7ymple will bring his
saw mill here ina few days ard win
be glad to saw. for anyone who