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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
8
The Board of Assessors for Andtraon County released the 1901 figures with higher valuations across properties including cotton mills and railroad property. The report notes extensive clerical work by county officers and highlights the growing business reliance on county administration.
One brown mare mule about seven years old, weight near 900 pounds, height around 15 hands. Liberal reward offered for return to C. L. Angel, Anderson, Georgia. Aug. 24, 1872. Also a fragment about dental advertising and church notes appears in the same source segment.
The quiet Hin West town witnessed the marriage of Miss Viola Poore to Mr Jarmen Caldwell at the Baptist Church. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn, a bridal party including Miss Euphenia Young, and a luncheon at the bride’s home. The couple left by train to Asheville, N.C., for a weeks stay, receiving many well wishes.
The annual Conference of the Cokesbury District at the local Methodist Church lasted from Tuesday evening to Sunday evening with Bishop Rev. Mr. Duncan presiding. Noted guests included Rev. Duncan, Dr. Daniel, Prof. John G. Clinkcaler, A. Mason DuPre, Rev. Waddell, Rev. John Willson, and music leaders Adams and Hofmeyer. Local residents attended, visits from Miss Cassie and Miss Myrtle Oliver, and updates on community figures were shared. A distressing note described consumption among Black residents, linked to crowded living conditions, with several deaths in recent years. McDavie Horton announced office space at Bleokley Warehouse for displaying monuments and fencing services.
Belton items note a meeting for July 17 at the top Mupt Shaved. Rev W ig Tate will be assisted by Meg W J Eston of Greenville and KM Cummings of Charlotte is very low with fever at Mr and Mrs Harvey Cummings home. Mrs Lattsie of Georgia visits Mrs Green. Miss Anna Cobb convalesces from fever. Prof and Mrs B KE Geer of Greenville spend the summer. Sunday Schools plan a picnic at Williamston on Friday the Ith then return at 7 40. Cemetery work postponed to July 14 with all parties expected. Mrs John Went of Pelzer visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A Byrd.
Curekalems, jon welcomed rain after drought as farmers toil. A 30 year old Mr. Holt died of typhoid fever last Monday. funeral at Eureka Church led by Rev. L. E. Campbell. Albert Morgan Jr. died at nineteen months after illness. Union meeting of Saluda Association held. Moscow visitor Miss Lucy Leverette. local gatherings mark a quiet week with several social visits.
The Mountain Springs News notes good weather boosts work but August is needed to finish. Cotton is small for the time, corn near failure except upland plots, and wheat has threshed well this year. Rev D J Spearman preached a strong sermon Sunday. A postponed public debate due to rain is rescheduled. Essie Ellison of Birmingham visits. A Sunday gathering at Mr Cartee's near Shiloh drew several youths.
Merchants in Anderson promote fall season sales offering direct-from-mills merchandise to avoid middleman profits. They claim equal discounts to wholesale houses, list hosiery, clothing, shoes, and fabrics, and offer catalogs or salesmen via mail or doorstep visits. A note mentions engines and a two month old pony, with readers urged to drop a card for catalogs.
Local store promotes drastic discounts on shirts pants and linens with low prices and coupons promising a set of hand painted china as a free gift. The advertisement lists bulk quantities and prices for men’s shirts work shirts and pajamas, urging shoppers to claim gifts by presenting coupons.
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