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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
5
Mrs. P F I et a ehaee revost of Greenville plans trips to mountains and seashore. State candidates will visit Anderson Friday. Various residents travel, scholarships, and church events noted. Watermelons ripening, heat, and local accidents mentioned along with civic notices and upcoming elections.
Williamston marked a smooth Glorious Fourth with Pelzer attractions drawing spectators from town. The town hosted two barbecue events at local churches and a public muster before the Mayor. Local officials and visitors, including Hon. C. C. Featherstone and family, spent time with relatives.
A local celebration at Jolly Springs drew a crowd of two or three hundred with no speeches except inspired by Love's Young Dream. On the night of the Fourth, a small group gathered, and residents in Alncon Ga reported quiet observances with sparse activity.
At a county trustees meeting in Superintendent Nicholson s office last Monday a committee of three was named to urge the legislature to transfer the privilege tax from Clemson College to the common free school fund so funds return to the originating county. Proceeds from the County dineary to be used for county school land. The committee consists of R R Keaton, Lem Newton and H M Tate.
The bulletin notes farmers ahead with field work and a nearing harvest break. W H Gilmer lost a mule Sunday evening during thrashing. A. Jones’s engine spark set a lamp on fire and burned the thread stand. wheat saved with effort. Illness has afflicted the community but patters are convalescing. Watermelons and campaign talk loom as July 7 closes. Pastor T C Ligon delivered a sermon from Philippians.
The Goode firm pushes spot cash sales with minimal advertising time at set prices. Items include a Brogan in sizes 6 and 7 for 50 cents, other sizes 1.00, a First Class All Leather Brogan 6 to 7 for 1.00, and Smooth Calf or Cordovan shoe 6 and 7 for 50 cents with other sizes at 1.00. Hats referenced.
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