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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1902
Page
5
The Intelligencer reports a busy week with chain gangs on the road to Portman Shoals, school holidays, and local visits by officials and residents. Distinct items include Mies Iva Cook’s visit to Woodruff, Mrs. Bh i in Laurens, and Miss Bertha Welch’s city stay. upcoming Exposition travel bargains. new depot and hotel notes. marriages, deaths, and church events. and calls for subscriptions and local appointments.
Yesterday afternoon the city council of Anderson unanimously adopted resolutions praising Chief John W. Dillingham. They express sorrow at his death, commend his courage and discretion, drape the council chamber in mourning for 30 days, require officers to wear mourning armbands, and dedicate a minute-book page to his memory. Copies go to his family and local papers.
Robers stems. It begins to look like Spring at last. The peach trees are blooming and birds singing. We are glad to warm, nice sunshiny weather after a rough winter. Rev Kinard preached at Providence Sunday and New Hope Monday. Misa Lucy Carter visits Moon Creek. Jones L. Jones of Lavonia Ga visited his father S. A. Jones. Mrs W H Gilmer with her babe visited father John Braces near Anderson. Mr and Mrs Irvin Milford of Lavonia visited Mr and Mrs Monros Brooks. Mies Emma K Brooke returned from visit to Tokeena S C. Several cases of mumpa in our midst, Citizen.
April 1902 tickets from Anderson to Charleston and return issued Tuesdays during April at 3.70 dollars round trip. Tickets valid three days from sale. inquiries to R. T. Thornton Ulcke Anderson. Also notices for breeding mares to DrawoND DEE, and various goods and services from Anderson merchants and South Carolina firms.
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