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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
4
The City Council will discuss issuing bonds for street improvements at the January 6 meeting. The Anderson streets are in poor shape and a spring start is required. Consideration includes abandoning the Boone Black Diamond Railroad obligation, possibly redirecting 950,000 to permanent streets, and Legislature action planned for January 13.
Williamston reports Christmas holidays quiet in town with visits by Dowling, Goodgson and other relatives. Capt. J. C. Martin dies on Christmas Eve. funeral held at Williamston Cemetery. Many residents travel, move homes, and plan local events including alumnae lectures by Dr. Simmons.
Townville notes sickness of Mrs W T Hont and hopes for a speedy recovery. Winthrop Normal College student Mias Estell Bruce spent holidays visiting relatives. Clyde Boggs of Atlanta and JH Barna of Cass County visited kin. W N Bruce called on B L Bagwell’s family. George and Milton Abbott of Seneca were in town during the holidays. Eva McCarley visited her brother Brownie McCarley and relatives. Mrs date Ore and Mina Loui Pratur of Slabtown spent a few days nearby. Death visited J K R Cleveland’s home on the 20th, taking his daughter Mids Ta after years of illness. Ida Suttle, a Baptist Church member, was interred at Nuptiat cemetery. This is the second death in the family in two weeks. John Sutties of Pendleton visited his mother Mrs L Suttlon. J W Johnson enjoys time at his father S R Johnson. W W Hayes visiting Anderson this week. Wishing the Intelligent er and readers a prosperous New Year Panay.
The Brushy Creek News reports a quiet Christmas with guests traversing local homes. R B Dilworth and wife plus Miss Ethel Johnson stayed with W C Bridges and family on Sunday as Lawrence Micke and Carlos Rector visited Misses Mary and Maude Enison. Wedding bells are active and teased to ring again. T Hicks is expected to host a future bell ringing. W J Micks and family visited brother W T Hicks on weekend with Messia, Stanad, Chandler and two of Joly Woodson daughters visiting J A Woodson for Christmas.
Neighborhood Christmas tree at Generostes Church lit with one hundred and Sifly-aix promente to joy the old and young. Christmas night gatherings at KL Bowie and 1. S. Clinkscales homes with Misa Valeria hosting an adver tisement party. Indies of the Fanny Society served refreshments Saturday afternoon raising funds for Seek . W. H. Sherard and family spent holidays with relatives. Visitors from Anderson and Georgia visited local homes. Ellie Campbell broke her leg. Dr. Watson set it. Public schools reopen Monday. Nemo, December 20.
Local notes recount the death of Mrs. Margaret Mann widow of A K Mann and mother of Rev John Mann who died December 2 1002 and was buried beside her husband at Neals Creek on December 28 conducted by Rev M H Allen Also updates report Andrew Harris improving Lafayette Cartes pneumonia Hoke Breazvale named Whitefield Sunday School superintendent and community notices of holiday visits and farm sale offers
Lowndesville reports a peaceful holiday period with no known casualties. James T. Baker of Washington visited with his mother and is improving after months of treatment. Families from Anderson Greenwood Ninety Six and Clemson converge for Christmas. Cadet Bruce Moseley returns from Clemson to visit family. Faculty members and students travel between Warrenton Greenwood and Georgia as holiday visits unfold.
A quake devastated Andijan in Central Asia injuring 300 natives and 17 soldiers while destroying 9 100 native homes and 130 Russian residences. Three officials were killed along with many children in the disaster.
Laborers are invited by L. and MN Railroad to apply for work at 91.35 and housing benefits in Knoxville to Jelisco Tennessee. Foreman T K Breazeale of T F Bald er Co, LaFollette Tennessee, urges skilled workers to join the team.
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