The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-06-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Wherever you 60 in town there are
signs of improvement.
The Circuit Court conyenes in the city
on the fourth Monday.
Gardens are growing finely and contrib.
uting no little to the bill of fare.
Very few people came to the city Mon
day, and it was dull Salesday.
Keep your premises clean, SC that the
police will not have to get after you.
Mr.. J. B. Bonner and wife, of Duo
| West, spent last Friday in the city.
Remember, the stores close now every
evening, except Saturday, at O'clock.
There is quite craze among the small
boys about the city for goats and bycyclts
Robert E. Lyon. of Spar,anburs, spent,
a few days in the city last week, visiting
his parents.
Crops are growing rapidly, but the grass
is doing its level best to keep up with the
procession.
Miss Orene Hughes and Miss Aylette
Chalmers were in tho city last week visit
ing relatives.
Messrs. Todd Bros are now serving ice
i cream soda water to their customers. 1t is
delicious. Try it.
Look out for the census enumerator,
| and be ready to answer his questions
IHe began work last Monday.
The Young America Cornet Band will
play on the Court House Square tomorrow
(Friday) afternoon, at 6 o'clock.
Mr.. c. F. Bolt is now clerking in the
| New York Racket Store, and will be glad
to have his friends call and see him.
Boys about town and in the country are
still seen smoking cigarettes. It is unlaw-
full to sell or give them to minors under
sixteen years.
We regret TO learn that our old friend,
Mr.. ]. S. Gassaway, of Martin Township,
is seriously i'll. We hope to soon hear that
he is getting better.
John NJ. Geer, uf Ninety Six, dropped
| in to see the INTELLIGENCER Monday.
| He and his good wife are now spen ling a
| few weeks at Bolton.
Hunters Spring Alliance will meet next
Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to elect
officers and transact other business. The
members are urged to attend promptly.
Miss Gena Benson, of this city, who has
| just graduated from the Peabody Normal
| College, Nashville, hos returned home, and
is warmly welcomed by hor many
friends.
Rev. R G. Ligon will preach at Deans
next Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to the peo-
pie of the neighb orhood to attend the
services.
Minnie Eugenia, youngest daughter Of
| Mr.. E. W. Mccoy, Of Martin Township,
died on the 14th ult., aged two years. The
little one was i'll about ten days with ty-
phoid dysentery.
Mr.. Munroe Smith, who has been en-
gagged in the railroad business in Panama
home in this County. His many friends
are glad to greet him once more.
We are requested to announce that there
will be pic nic at Silver Brook, on
Rocky River, on Saturday, June 14th. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
young people, especially, to attend.
We had pleasant call Monday morn.
ing from Mr.. 81. A. johnson, OF Pelzer
Mr. johnson has been teaching school in
Laurens County for several months past,
and is now at home spending his vacation.
Mr.. Geo. H. Strader and family, af
Fairhaven, Washington, are spending q
few weeks in the city at the Chiquola.
We have had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Strader, who is an Intelligent, genial
young man.
Marshall Parker, infant son of Capt. a.
A. Walden, died Monday night, after o
brief illness. The remains were inferred
in the Presbyterian cemetery Tuesday
morning, DR.. Frierson conducting the fn-
neral services.
Newberry Observer lit is quite probn-
BILE that the Anderson train will soon
make its start from Prosperity, instead Of
Newberry This will prove great con-
venience. The G. g. G. is putting in Y
at Prosperity.
Mr. D. H. Russell, our School Commits.
sioner, is now engaged in getting up the
| mortgage Indebtedness OF Anderson,
Pickens and Laurens Counties for the
census department He is now at work
in Pickens County.
We are indebted to our young friend,
NJ. E. Burts, for all invitation to attend
the annual debate of Pierian Literary So
ciety Of Honea Path High School Thurs
5nx - n oo1,
tation are very pretty.
There will be regular communication
of Golden Springs Alliance. No. 975, held
at Shiloh on Saturday, June 7th. at
o'clock p. m. Members are requested to
be punctual in attendance, as business Of
Importance will be before the Alliance.
Mr.. Clark, who has been superintendent
of the Pelzer Mills for the past seven
years, has resigned his position. During
the time of his service, he has given great
satisfaction to the Company, and carries
with him the esteem of all who know
him.
Our old friend, Jas. II. Shelton, of
Hartwell, Ga, spent day in the city last
week, and gave the INTELLIGENcER a
| peep at his genial face. While in the
city Mr.. Shelton purchased Mr.. j. L
McGees fine thoroughbred horse, ken
tucky Boy"
Our young friend, Guy Z. Mauldin, Of
Greensboro. N. c., has sent US a copy Of
the "Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Edi-
ton of the Wilmington Messenger" for
which we return thanks. The edition is
illustrated, neatly printed and full OF in
terestinc. reading matter
The programme for the "Children's
Day" services in the Pres byterian Church
last Sunday was exceedingly interesting
and instructive, and was highly enjoyed,
not only by the children, but by the older
members Of the congregation. We believe
such occasions should be more frequent
in our Churches.
A ride into the country is calculated to
dissipate the s'blues" One will see that
the farmers are working hard, and the
beautiful, hourishing crops is conclusive
evidence that the work is not vain, and
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