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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
4
The Intelligencer applauds successful candidates and predicts steady governance in South Carolina. It notes Dem conventions, party issues, and cotton mill growth, highlighting Capt. D. C. Heyward’s Governor win as a unifying moment. The piece praises editors and presses and recalls its early support for Heyward.
Abbeville South Carolina September 15 1902 Mr Aiken expresses sincere thanks and gratitude to supporters and voters of the Third Congressional District for his nomination and expresses commitment to serve in Congress with fraternal regard toward rivals and confidence in constituents.
The column reports weather turning cooler and crop concerns with low ginning and sales. It notes J J Shearer and J D Stonecypher losing cattle, a local singing convention at Shiloh, a disturbance at the p Creek Church, and warrants issued for guilty parties. J P Anderson re-elected magistrate. health deemed excellent. Community officials and residents referenced including C M Barrett and Dor eey Brown heading to schools soon.
Mrs James Baker and children left for Washington after visiting Rev J F McKinnon who filled the Presbyterian Church and ordained two elders and a deacon. The school opened with good attendance as Profs Harper and Brooks show promise. Several youths leave for Clemson Furman Chicora Due West and Asheville for college, with others returning home from Abbeville and Moffattsville visits.
Miss Junie Wyatt visited friends in Bolton and William Lyon recently. Mrs. Mattie Wyatt and children visited her mother at Williamston last week. Truman Vickens entered Easley graded school last Monday. Knox of Liberty visited J R Henderson’s family. Mrs. H A Richey of Pickens visiting her daughter Mrs W Martin this week. Kathleen Wyatt visited relatives at Nickenna last week. A J Copeland preached at Pisgah last Sunday to a large attentive congregation. Floyd Mattison and Lula Wyatt visited friends at Fort Hill last Saturday night and Sunday.
The County Executive Committee announced nominees for Democratic tickets after August 24 1902 votes. Names include Hermtor John Teod Wor House of Representations J J Leveretin GA Rankin Wot Weight Pribbie SN Pearinatn Prolmto R Ti Niue Vand ver Bar County Superintendent of Education KK Michotwon James M Payne County Treasurer GN C Bolasn M1 Watkion Co Chim AL Shetrer Secretary Editors Intelligencer. The Pelzer Athletic Club provided free admission to the Stock Show and coffee lunches served by Mrs Fischer representing Manila Wend Coffee to old veterans at a gathering in Wolver.
For sale on easy terms a 200 acre parcel in two lots along the Willamette River includes a mill site, good timber and pasture with wire fencing and 45 acres of tillable land. Land lies well with some overflow risk. Mauldin Anderson, 8C, 134, Sept 17, 1900.
Notice to all parties owing Blackley and Fretwell and those owing payment for mules and buggies to pay all amounts due promptly by November 1st. Respondents are reminded the money must be received.
Will let to the lowest reasonable bidder on Thursday October 2 at 11 a m for repairing flooring the Brae over Saluda River at Pelzer. Bidder must enter bond double the bid with surety for faithful performance. We reserve right to accept or reject any bid. A Dive supervisor A. Co EGLE.
Walterboro South Carolina September 18 1902 Walter H Heyward thanks Democratic voters for their trust pledged to prove worthy of the confidence shown by the primary votes He notes gratitude from counties towns precincts and hamlets across the state and emphasizes his sacred traditions and history in serving South Carolinians.
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