The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-04-07
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HURRICANE CREEK.
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iNN' Hp ~ uHIN Ul'llllOll no" III utIpT-
enc" TO our clustering terminus on
Tia" creek that the winter on iinrri-
cane Creek has carried its significance
with its name Oldest Inhabitants do
not remember when originated this
name. The William Otwrll land
grant Of 1000 acres entered in 1872
was on "ilurricanc Creek" and the
later disturbances in 1861 1884 4wcrr
remarkable a3 well as intermediate
hurricanes which make this section.
as 1t was looked upon in Older days "A
playground for currents beneath In
their amplitude cf magnetic springs
springs and ores Of value To the state.
For the present owners must only find
item by accident. they "plOwinK dccgp
while alugSardi sleep" upturninB the
valuable egGenccS that bulge out In
great cotton bOil%, prize corn and
golden shcaYcs OF wheat ald oats
The owners at present Of the 1000
acres of The Otwell grant are: r. S.
StCgall. y. ]. McAlistcr. s. b. Mccoy.
the "Lcnllardt PLACE" c. J. Murphy.
II. II. Jones. VIM. f. Lee, men all well
satisfied with the government OF An
derson county: nor can any Of them
be induced To Ecll out. while all work
together for bettcrment OF Hurricane
Creek section
VIM. +. Lee and neighbor Edward
King, Jr.. run their road drags over
what they still call the National High
way, which was established between
way which was established between
GrGenville and Anderson on their
shortest route north TO south and re
turn by the scout cars of New York
and Atlanta. Hurricane Creek resi-
dents know that some day the forces
OF the county commissioner will come
this way and supplapt or suppliment
the drag hy the fine array of roadwork
which Is kept constantly busy some
where. Vim. F. Les has his fine pas
Geager Ford touring car and this pads
the roads along pretty well as far as
II goes. Mr.. Stegall Is discussing "a
like puTchase, the rest OF the happy
coterie OF voters have family carriages
whose crest Is not least because 1t is
polish. harness and fine horses.
White Plains, the adjoining section
boasts of high school we'll attended
and after housing hccomdmatinog db
and after housing accommodating lee
turers Of learned authority whose
names are high In long alphebetics in
afternoon, 10th inst. Prof. iheeley OF
Clemson College accomplished there
the nucleus OF what will be flourish
ing corn club for men. Prof Shealey
mig corn club for men. Prof Shealey
earnestly In the interest of the South
ern Railway whose facilities will
work doubly well for Anderson coun-
ty IL the men will work for proonunc-
cd yield OF select corn.
Mr.. j. II. Simpson of Rock Hill. who
handles guano for this section says
the, Columns of the Inteligencr- are
telling on the Judgment of men who
raise cotton. He Is selling more
guanp this year than he has largely
sold In other years and men are going
to plant and bank for collateral in the
Duke system cotton holdings.
Telephone acomod1tions In Hurri-
cane Greek are great aids to farmers
and their homes. The Hurricane
Creek line has been established FIVE
-yearn. Mr.. j. b. King now or VIII
iiamston and VIM. F. Lee being initial
members ]. II, Simpson. John w.
Lee. Edward King, Jr., and II. r.
Jones Mt onceJ oined in 30 forming a
circle OF six which Is accounted the
best number on rural circuit Mr..
Shiuts - buaikCbb pubuSu the
management he had upon VIM. F. Lee,
trust Mr.. Lee has held In helpful
union with members of the line ever
8ince.
Mr.. d. e. Uncle Edward" King of
Mountain Springs, Is sprintihg after a
machine car. He has hopes in being
able as he Is willing to run an auto
mobile of his own for, pleasure III
nothing elae, as the twilight OF life Is
at hand with tho veteran soldiers and
the long-earnea rest of body and mind
might as wei be cushioned in comfort
in smooth snin on the road as be
joggled In the old way behind the
most amiable family mule.
Some couple years ago Mr.. Welch,
veteran In Anderson city. ran hsi
own automobile and Col. V. B. Chesh-
ire published in the 1ntelligencer that
chauffeur ranks In the county.
VIM. +. Leo was two years older
Mr.. Welch was tho oldest man In the
then than Mr.. Welch and is now four
years older than that date and since
January last he has been running his
car with the greatest ease Mr.. Lee
will be 20 years next September. Mr.
ID. e. King is even notch or two
above this guage 80 that to have been
soldier Is compensated by being n
veteran being thus one of the finest
monuments OF manhood in the south
up to and throufh the goth century.
Mr.. Robert Simpson of Piedmont
runs n splendjS new six cylinder
Studebaker. jackson Of the Dixie
Mercantile Store, a Krit. Mr.. Cross
Keys. the Piedmont Mfg. Co.'S votton
buyer. Studehaker. Photographer
Davenport q Franklin. Mr.. Baattie,
president manufacturing company al
big Franklin. Mr.. McAbee OF Mamp-
ton Merchandise Co., REQ and de-
livery truck and DR.. Richardson a