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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
5
The Intelligencer issue discusses new cotton mills and capital needs, Clemson College leadership, Arkansas, and Georgia Texas Democratic platforms. It notes public sentiment ahead of city elections, rainfall aiding crops, and a constitutional question on holding dual offices. It also reports on huge coffee consumption and modest medical opposition.
Trad j is the chief Aterigan beverage and its supporters claim it is a life improving cup. Critics doubt persuading the average Aterigan that the morning drink is wholesome.
4. M. Sullivan states inability to hold both mayor and school trustee per state law and resigns as school trustee effective immediately. He cites eight years of work toward the public school system and backs the move to prevent public embarrassment, submitted July 22, 1002.
General Thomas W. Carwile issues a district circular calling the South Carolina division of United Confederate Veterans to meet in Greenville on August 6 through 8. Veterans urged to attend, dues owed to both headquarters and division, delegates to be elected, Col. J M Jordan named acting chief of state, Robert Aldrich to give address, Miss Lumpkin to welcome, railroads offer reduced fare.
Senator McLaurin declines the offer of a lifetime seat on the United States Court of Claims from President Roosevelt. He sent a late evening letter denying the post after a clipping accused him of political gelling. The talks mentioned a possible appointment to the Wisconsin Caval Commission.
An all day singing at Si loam Church featured Prof J A Durham and Prof Portoraalead ere with a large crowd in attendance. Concrete school opened Monday with L B Steele as teacher. Rev Crate and wife began a tent meeting Saturday night. Tenderfoot notes July 19 reference creature prep work and local merchants listed.
A page full of names and brief travels from Vedie and nearby towns. People like Miss Maggie Lewin of Berton, Mrs. J. db. Moseley, and Miss Kate Tennant spend time with relatives and friends. A protracted Methodist meeting ended, Baptists begin services with Dr. Brown assisted by Rev. Woodward.
In Memoriam reports Sloan Whitfield son of Mrs Sallie Whitfield died at his Autun home on Thursday July 17 in the sixth year of age after a year as an invalid. He joined Townville Sapitet Church after conversion under Rev J F Singleton about five years ago and was an exemplary member. Survived by a mother two brothers and four sisters. Remains laid to rest at Townville Baptist Churchyard as Rev T C Ligon conducted the funeral. A Friend. Also notes the July 7 1902 death of a baby boy at the Hawkins home, mourned by his parents two years old, with prayers for comfort. A Friend.
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