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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1900
Page
4
An unclear historical clipping references a "China's Prayer" and a strange instruction about a water pipe and stove, mentioning the names Ownarn and Osborne in a puzzling, likely partial OCR fragment. The readable bits point to a terse note or item rather than a full article.
The Hanes and OW bint the Avilmny Halton present next Friday evening. The production has won local fame before and promises an even better show with improved costumes and staging. Mrs McCullough and children of Darlington visit Mrs. il ees Miss Salliene has been visiting Mina Mamie Littimer and Miss Martha Brown returns to her training. In AURA Meeth 4 Wilson sails to High Point and will be away a few days. Miss Olive Yo Littiner returns to Anilerson. Miss Camphintl, recently wiser sums, travels to Ridge Suringa Asheville Columbia with her voluntary group. Miss Haltie Wilson visits Mrs Wood Long in Catenehe PA INE.
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