The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-18
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o4hSuhSSu t'FN tneS nave secured
enough to assure the success OF the
proposition. Seneca Daver undertakes
| anything until 1t is sure of it's ground
ana then when II does move, Il means
| business. This was strlkingly illus
trated In the case of this Chautauqua
movement. AS soon as the business
men saw what 1t was and what II
would mean, they went 10 work In
earnest to make 1t go. And this is sure
to be one of the most inspiring gather
ings that has ever been held In this
section CT the country.
Another New Business Firm For
Seneca
The Seneca Ice and Fuel Co., Is
the latest business to be organized
In Seneca. n. A. Coward. formerly
OF Greenville is the proprietor and
manager. The stand is the Livingston
old ice factory building. They will
handle ice and coal.
The election held last Monday for
the purpose OF voting three addition
al mills for school purposes carried
overwhelmingly. This will assure suf-
ficient funds to continue the school
for nine months with a full corps of
teachers.
Mr.. Julius Werner Henderson and
Miss Lille Belle Hopkins were mar
ried last Monday, April l2. by A. A.
McMahon. The young people live on
DR.. Austin's place four miles north OF
town. and have the good wishes of
thoir many friends.
Mr.. e. l.. Mauldin has moved to the
Earl old place on Townville street.
Mr.. Akine Moore and Miss MnIia
Tow were happily mai.riei at i!.1
residence Of Mr.. j. w. Bdarden,
April 10th. by Rev. d. P. Bearden.
The young men OF the town tender
ed smoker to Mr.. II. d. Neiil at
the Masonic Hall Tuesday night. 1t
i3 reported that they had quito .
lively time.
Tho Seneca Galngc has received
another car load of Fortls this week.
| and most of them have already been
delivered.
Mrs. j. w. Allen OF Spartanburg.
president of the South Carolina Fed
Grafton of Womans clubs. and MIS-.
Rufus FAINT, of Andersen. also an Of
ficer in .lls organization, were In
Seneca Tuesday inspecting the pro-
posed site for the location OF the
Vocational School for Girls that this
| organization Is planning to found.
They are reported to have expressed
| themselves as much pleased with the
| site offerd- by Mrs. NJ. W. Cclman,
| and to have said that they would do
their best to locate the school Ia
Seneca.
Mr.. j. w. Bearden, prominent
farmer of the Oakway section, was
taken to Columbia for treatment last
week.
| Mrs. D. p. Thompson, who is in
Columbia for treatment is approving
| and expected home in few days.
I Mrs. Thomson, OF Spartanburg. is
Visiting her son, DR.. d. p. Thomson.
| AIR. J. NJ. Philips, OF the Farm and
Factory. has gone to Cincinnati and
'..her leading paper markets to pur-
chase new stock for the Philips Prin-
ters. This is one of the largest print
ing establishments In the up country,
doing 4 large job business all over
the state.
Mrs. Martha Morgan, died at the
home of ner daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Polfrey. iu the. old Pickens section.
| last Sunday morning, after a short
illness. She was SO years old. and is
| survived by two children. Mrs. Pol
H
the Hill farm at old Pickons.
| Mr.. James Ables. a highly respect-
ed and prosperous farmer of the
Cross Roads section, died Tuesday
morning, after brief. illness of
| pneumonia He Ia survived by his
wife and five children.
Rev. /. e. Wallace and family Wis
tied his brother, Fay. J. E. Wallace;
at Westminster. Monday afternoon.
1 Miss Gussie Cunningham and Miss
Pauline Davis, teachers at the Bounty
Land School went to Greenvillc Fri
day to attend the Piedmont Oratorica:
and Track Meet.
+ Miss Elizabeth Nickoi3. cf Due West,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lesley
| Stribling.
Rev. c. N. Wilcox. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Walhalla, was
In Seneca for awhile Tuesday.
Mr.. John Myers, Rev. /. Z. Wal
lace, and Mrs Kitty Farmer and Mrs !,
L. p. Dixon, went to see Captain r.
e. Steels and wife. who lyie near the
site OF the old Fort George In Pickens
county Tuesday, The captain and his
wife are both In feeble health, and
greatly appreciate a visit from their
| friends.
Mr.. j. s. Robinaon. Sunday school
| field worker for the Presbyterian
church has returned from visit to
/ Sunset In Pickens county. s.
| Mrs. Olive Folgef and children are
visiting relatives in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Major g. r. Sloan, who is spending
some time with his daughter Mrs.
P0a OF GreanviIie has hean In Sene-
ca for few days this week.
Miss Bessie Canon, of Old Plckens.
1 IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hop
kins. SSs