The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, June 27, 1915, Image 7
VOLUME IL
ANDERSON? S. C SATURDAY M?RN&G, JUNE 26, 1915.
NUMBER 143.
Meeting Live Stock I
Association Friday
WILL BE HELD AT CLEMSON
COLLEGE 2 O'CLOCK IN
AFTERNOON.
MANY WILL ATTEND
Valuable Hints and Instructions
Will Be Given in Dairy and
Creamery Business.
Mr. S. M. Byar? stated yesterday
that he whited to emphasize the An
derson county day at Clemson College
on next Friday, and that a cordial in
vitation was extended to farmers and
business men in the county to attend
On this day the visitors wiir be shown
thc various equipment, cattle, hogs,
etc.
One of the features of tho day will
be a meeting of thc Anderson County
Live Stock association at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which time the vis
itors will be shown the creamery and
cows and various talks will be made
along these lines. The officers or
this association are: S. A. Burns,
president; T. T. Wakefield, vice pres
ident and B. M. Aull, mecyetary and
treasurer. It is hoped that there will
b0 a full attendance as this will . be
a very important as well ae a very
profitable meeting.
Mr.' Byars stated yesterday that
during the last month Clemson Col
lege has sold i ,100 pounds of butter
at a price which totalled $4,000.
Tins butter ls being sold from Bal
timore to Jacksonville, Fla., and
Clemson butter ls getting to be
standard all over this section of tho
. country. Although the output of the
product has increased considerably
during tho past few months, thc cream
is coming from approximately tho
. sama number of cows, the increase be
ing due to the fact that the patrons
along thc creamery routes have beca
better instructed In regard to giving
the right kind of feed and the proper
care for the cows. This is getting
to be one ?f the biggest industries
in this section and all live stock men'j
who attend tho meeting on 'Friday
will receive valuable hints about feed
ing for the best results, care of stock,
and the dalry business in general.
A good dinner will bc served at
the mess hall for 25 cents and the
authorities have promised that It will
be a good one. Anyone who wishes
to make tho trip by train may leave
Anderson at cither 8 or ll a. m., and
may return almost any time during
the afternoon.
Floating Motion-Picture Show
Bunco Hull.
nnd
With thc idea of providing amuse
ment for the summer residents r'ong
tho shore of Lake Wawasee, in In
diana, thero has been built a motor
boat that is In effect a combination pf
motion picture theatre und dance
hall. Thc boat is 90 1-2 feet long
and has a beam of 30 feet and a draft
of from 30 In. to 48 in. It is to be pro
jpelled by a "SB-hp.- internal-combus
tion engine and is capable of carrying
800 passengers. Trips around the
lake are to be made six nights a
week during thc summer, the deck be
ing used on alternate nights for mo
tion-picture shows and for dancing.
The boat will have five regular land
ing places np located that any cot
tage or holer around the lake can be
reached. Thc July Popular Mechan
ics Magazine, contains a picture
showing the moving pictures being
displayed on the boat.
Can You Blake People Laugh 1
David Grayson, writing his story
"Hempfield," In the July American
Magazine, says:
?"In the country there is always such
a consuming and ungrateful need of
something to "laugh at! Anyone who
can make the country laugh can have
hlB way with it."
Attention, Farmers!
If you have more oats or wheat than you
need we will exchange anything we have
for it and allow you a good price.
W^diave several nice driving horses that
we wanrrto sell or trade for mules, also
have nicest Une of buggies and carnages in
the upper part of the State, which we want
to sell Qr eychange for good sound mules.
We will guarantee ropre for cotton to be
delivered this fall as parrpayment on bug
gies and carriages.
We Are Tie Faller's Friend
Try Us and Be Convinced
- . . . . v
Who paid the most for cotton last fall ?
If you don't know, ask'your neighbor!
We bought more cotton at ten cents a
pound thati anyother concern in Anderson
county. We did this simply to help our
customers.
Let us paigt and repair your buggy. We
have a first-class rubber tire outfit, use best
material and guarantee our price and qual
ity of work. This department is in charge
of an expert. Call around/ and let's do
business togettea. We will appreciate
you trade.
Yours very truly,
J. J. Fretwell
Two Crews for the Poughkeepsie College Races. ?WAR CAUSES SCARCITY
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Cornell-and -Columbia will be con-1 Which will far overshadow the race forinancrs this year. The Pacific In a Dutch house.. OSyery guest; iW. .a'?eirUAW"tairrileTr"I??nd h p?h
tenders in "the races on the Hudson of Harvard and Yale at New Lundja. Coast crew frc ni Leland Stanford, vtted to dinner is experted to ?eave twin -eggs ?r-a-whito Deghom'svfltOi^
River at Poughkeepsie, au event Columbia and Cornell have both Jr.', University, may eut a figure. a florin (40 cents) with tho butler recently. Tho eggs, each 2 3-4 inches
which is attracting more attention don races In past years. Thc ex- since it is the champion of thc const on departing. All receipts from this in circumference, are joined by a ?Sek
every year. In time this is likely to ports ha-.o not yet dared to make crews.' source as well from an equally in-11 1-2 inches in circumference.
PENDLETON SOCIAL
A party of young people, chaperon
ed by Mrs. B. Hardy Sadler fl went on
a moonlight picnic, Friday evening
last, to the home of. Dr. and Mra.
Sharp. They had a most delightful
evening, BB well as a very Jolly one.
The handsome and talented daughters
of this pleasant home, are charming
hostesses.
The wedding yesterday of Mr. Ed
win Terrier, of this town, i and Miss
Carson of Central, was an occasion
of much Interest. It was a quiet
home wedding. Only Ute two fami
lies being present. The bride ls un
usually pretty and attractive, and the
young .couple will be given a hearty
welcome when they return from their
wedding trip.
The Fortnightly Club met Wednes
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Floyd Herron, on enjoyable two hours
was spent by the many that attended.
Mrs. Herron is always a most cordial
and graceful hostess.
Miss Annie Lee Beggs has organize
ed a Young Wovens* christian Asso
ciation which bids- fair to. be a suc
cess. About thirty girls have become
members, the second meeting was
held yesterday at the home of tho
Misses? Evans. They sew for half
an hour, and study some interesting
subject for the same length of time,
then have a pleasant talk on tho top
ics of the day. Light refrcshnienis
are served. ^ *
Miss Boggs deserves much credit
Tor commencing this good work, any
thing that will give the young peonlo
an Interest In something besides
themselves ls bound to bc good, and
every one hopes thc venture will be
very successful, besides being help
ful and instructive.
Th0 ourth meeting of the School
Improvement association took place
thU afternoon. There was a very
good attendance, about thirty-five in
cluding children, being present. Af
ter tb? business part of the program
.waa over Miss Zoe Foster gave us
some very "charming music, and a
charade of three acts was well acted
by sis young girls, afterward? Mrs.
Ralph Watkins rendered a niano solo
exquisitely. Mrs. Watkins ls not on
ly a brilliant musician but an unusual
ly clever amateur actress. Iced tea
and crackers were served, and a pleas
ant half hour talk followed. It is
gratifying to see the Interest taken
In this work by some o ft he mern h er.;.
See page ten. Be sure to get a
South Carolina Souvenir Spoon to
start your collection.
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O ?IM TI KS IX THI? NEWS
Barrow, Eng.-The 600 women
hands employed here In the manufac
ture of war ammunition have given
such satisfaction that an additional
1,000 women will he employed immed
iately.
Long Beach, Cal.-A petrified knee
joint of a mommoth, estimated hy
scientists to be 2.?0.Q00 to 275,000
years old, was unearthed, hero by An
ton Cheroske twenty-sight feet be
low the.surface. It ls well preserv
ed and measures 15 Inches In diame
ter.
Petrograd, Russia. -A deserted
Turkish baby was found by a Russian
regiment in a farm house and adopted
as tho daughter of thc regiment. Thc
foundling was christened in thc
Greek church of the village of Bar
il us, the cotPTuander of tho regiment
adting as god-father and Princess ;
Gelovanna, a Red Cross nurse, as god
mother. The child was named Alex
andra Donskaia, after tho regiment,
and the officers and men ' subscribed
monthly amounts to rear and educate
hbr. !
Thibbdanx, La.-Mrs. Paul Breaux
of Lafourche Parish, claim? to bc thc
oldest motheis^n the South. Si:e ls
110 years and ima grcat-great-grand
( -hi hi re II among her 1000 descendent?.
Her youngest child is in the seventies.
Another, still living. Is over ninety.
New Yo/k, N. Y.-George de Collg
ny, who started thirty-five months ago
from Bangor, Mc., to sing his way
around the world for a prize of $3,500
-4?' on thc last lap of his journay.
Ho has travelled more than 30,000
miles. Another contestant is now a
prisoner of war In Franco. Tho othot
two have disappeared.
Atlanta, Ga..-Gr 9. Stafford, tak
en ill five years ago, wes placed
in the City Detention hos nit al. He
threatened to commit suicide if he was
remove'dfso the health authorities
have put him o nthe payroll for $10
weekly ?o prevent his carrying out
his threat.
Armored Motor Car Driven From Both
- Egas.
Several of the European armies
now engaged in war are using an
American made . armored > motor- car
which ls designed" to be driven from
either enc", a picture of which appears
in th0 July Popular Mechanics Maga
zine. IL has four forward and reverse
Bpceds, enabling H te be' driven as
rapidly In one direction as in the oth
er and doing away with the necessity
of having io turn the machine around
before lt can proceed in a direction
opposite to ?hat in which lt has been
traveling, lt drives, brakes and
steer* on all . four wheels, and has a
place at each end for a chauffeur.
The man at tho front ot the car has
complete control of it when it ls go
ing forward, but when it is run back?
ward, tba steering wheel, brakes and
clutch aro operated by the rear driv
er.
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