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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
8
Local correspondent reports a man from Alderson vanished after leaving with a wagon and was later found by a physician. He recounts travels through multiple towns, surviving hardships, and returning home to Georgia. He denies circus involvement and claims to clear his conscience.
Local column notes the appearance of Mr. I. M. Vandiver at Sunday School and jokes about a fortuneteller. Mrs. Clarence Oxborne improves after illness. Johnnie Mung visits his sister Mrs. William Kony. Mr. Verdinand Venuti and Mr. Johanis Munn are mentioned, with Munn delivering a sermon. Dora Martin visits from Williamston Female College as others attend Eureka school event.
Weather has been fine and farmers busy preparing land for another crop. Lather grew very sick. Mesara, W G Wilson and John Millinix traveled through to Tost weet. Mr and Mrs Rongie Hopkins from near Greenville passed through heading to Seneca to visit the ailing father. Mr and Mrs W M Wilson visited daughter Mrs J F Mauldin. Mrs J M Davis of Greenville visited her parents Mr and Mrs F Owen. A box party was hosted at Dr C L Gayton’s home with many youths in attendance and a pleasant time reported. Mr Maraelle Stewart of Anderson made a quick visit last week. One of our girls is leaving K to housekeeping and choosing quilting. Sunday afternoons bring more visitors along the road. Much success to dear friends. Grav.
A scattered column from Inner MMe spans church notices and social items. It mentions visits by Alvin Wooten of Royston Gay, plans for future schooling, and a church gathering at Jones Chapel led by Rev. Junes. It notes Dr J H Moore busy with pneumonia care and describes a mad dog incident at Mrs Wooten’s home resolved by local residents.
Denver Dots reports heavy rain and wind with lightning, bringing needed setting rain for gardens and fruit crops. Sickness persists among the colored community, with grip and pneumonia. A. E. Browne laments rheumatics under Dr. Duckworth care. Mrs. Smith Nailey visits her daughter. Misael Rose and Minnie Payne visit from Electric City. Prof. C. A. Fellers and Miss Elin Suerard enjoy Denver High School success.
The Lebanon notes highlight a large Sundy school moderated weather praise for Superintendent Horton and teacher Elgin. It praises a new roller mill near the place and mentions Rev T P Lido as pastor. A correspondent accuses a Daily Mail editor of seeking honors in exposing a convict scandal and references Warren Sloan and a detective arrest.
Community news covers worship events, school plans, and church life at Neal's Creek and surrounding locales. Mentions Belton residents, Mrs Allen health update, visitations to Spartanburg, and Easter services led by Mr Black. Local businesses advertise L and M Paint, blacksmith tools, clothing, roofing, and sample shoes while urging farmers to buy tools and materials.
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