The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-12-25
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WILLIAMSON, Dec. 21.-This sec-
tion has been having some of the
toughest weather for the past two
weeks that we have had in seyeral
years. We have recently heard some
OF our old people say that winter was
not as cold now as 1t was years ago.
but we think the last few days will
equal anything within their recollec-
ton.
s'e7m work has been at standstill
TOT several days. but our farmers Ger.
tainiy made good use of what time
they have had suitable for blowing.
many of them having hal ftheir crons
ior another year ready for the putting
IN OF manure.
We hear many say that thew wi,,
not use a pound of commercial fertiji-
zer under their next years crops. ana
no one VIII use over one-half the
amount used this year.
we do not doubt the we'll meaning
OF tnose who have been giving of their
means to the Belgion relief fund but
we think mighty little Of their judg
ment. Fight here in our own county
so the newspapers say-not two weeks
ago there were some children given
away because their parents were no,
able to support them. Wonder how
many OF those who hnye been giving
10 the Belsians even thought of Civ
ing as much as one cent to ease the
distress in that home of people of our
own flesh and blood. What assurance
nave we that the stun being given for
the relief of IBelgians is not being
used by those who are depressing
them. What we want to see is Presi-
dent Wilson and congress stop the
shipping Of food supplies and mules
and horses to those nations who are
at war with each other. WHEN this fs
done it will stop the flow of money in
to the SPECTATORS pockets and enable
many people to live cheaper than they
now ere aid as sure as the sun shines
the only one who is being benefited
by NE hisn price OF food products is
the Spectator who deals In these COM
A marriage OF much interest to this
section was that Of Mr.. Elzie Williams
OF this section to Miss Annie Smith of
Liberty, Pickeps County. which happy
event occurred at the home OF the
brides father. at Liberty on last Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Williams OF
North Carolina, officiating.
j. A. Martin and Claude Wilson,
Joint owners OF the Watkins place arc
making some extensive improvements
On the place. They have employed an
expert blacksmith and will do gen.
eral repair work as we'll as blacksmith |
work. They also propose to put in a |
general line Of merchandise and will |
sell goods as cheap as they can be |
bought anywhere.
c.. M. Martin will move HIS shingle |
mill TO this section as soon as. the ho1-
[days are, over and, WILL be glad "a DO |
work !, for all who wish such Work !
done. He has recently purchased !
new outfit and will dc f,rst Class work. !
& G.. B. Cobb and family will soon
move from this section to their farm |
near Beaver Dam.
:. The, many frIenda OF DR.. J. 8. ALL
good are sorry, to learn Of the acci-
lent that happened to him while haul
ng wood last Saturday which neces-
Stated an operation which was per-
formed by Drs. Harris Of Anderson
and Watkins and Day of PendlatOn.
Emory Willimas fs moving to. his
home recently purchased from W. H..
Tucker near Walker r-McElmoyle.
Tho patrons OF Rural Route No. l |
out OF Williamston are very indignant
over> the removal OF Frank Ellison as
;errier by the fourth assistant post
master general. We think he was re-
moved without Just cause and had !
rather see tbs route discontinued. asi
Tor Ellison to lose his job unjustiy. /
Many blame Congressman Aiken In the /
matter and will remember. him in the
hereafter for It. -