The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-08-23

LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1893.
Miss Stella Mitchell, of Bolton, is visit
ing Miss Corrie Poore.
Mr.. ]. II. Collins, Of Camden, is circu-
lating among his friends here.
Mr.. w. A. Blake. of Pelzer, registered
at the Chiquola Thursday last.
Rev. 81. B FAINT offers valuable pla n.
tation for sale. See advertisement.
Miss Georgia Norris, of Columbia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Foster FAINT.
Mrs. Della Wilson has gone to visit
friends at Ta!lnlah Falls an6 Clayton, Ga.
MI. w. J. Moorehead, o. Darlington,
3 is visiting his brother-in.law, Judge w.
F. Cox.
Mrs. Margaret Simpson, of Pendleton,
10 visiting her nephews, Caps. A. T. and ].
p. Broyles.
Mrs. Lrcia B. Edwards, Of Darlington,
is visiting the family of her father, Col. J.
B.Patrick.
Gen. W. w. Humphreys and family
and Miss Gena Benson have returned
from the mountains.
DR.. s. NJ. Orr and family have returned
from their several weeks sojourn among
the North Carolina Mountains.
Married, August 8, 1888. by Rev. J. r.
Earle, Mr.. 81. n. Bowie and Miss Leila
Burriss; all Of Anderson County.
Mr. @. F. Jones, of g. F. Jones d Co.,
: has gone to the Northern markets to buy
goods for his fall and winter trade.
Mr.. J. j. Dodd has bought lot on
South Main Street near DR.. ]. G. Harris
place and is building cottage on it.
The Misses Evans have recently had
Z painted their school house on McDuffie
Street. Mr.. W. A. FAINT did the work.
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Some Of the young people indulged in
the misty mazes Of terpsiehorean pleas
,ures In Hotel Chiquols Monday evening.
Miss Louise Willis, of Charleston,
pleasantly remembered here by many
friends, Is visiting her friend, Miss Daisy
Brown.
Mr.. Ernest Geer, Of Belton, spent few
6 hours In, the city Sunday, and Mr.. Charlie
Gear, of this place; spent o few hours at
Bolton.
Mr. Hugh II. Prince, of Willismston,
was in the city last week. he will buy
cotton here for Howell, Orr & Co. during
the coming season.
Miss Lula Laboon, of Brushy Creek,
and Miss Josie Gsmbrell, from near Pied
mont, are visiting Misses Josie and Lizzie
]. Byrum, near Anderson.
Mr.. A. E. Arnold, of Athens, Ga. was
In the city last week visiting relatives
and friends. We are glad to know he is
prospecting in his new home.
The Ladies' Society Of the Presbyterian
Church will serve Ice Cream and Cake in
the Churchyard grove Friday afternoon at
s o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Married. by Il. N. Martin, Notary Pub
; Iie, on August 15, 1893, Mr.. Samuel B.
Fields. of Forsyth County, Ga, and Miss
b Eugenia Strickland. OF Anderson County.
Z. p. Smith, well known as success
I fnl manager Of excursion trains, will run
an excursion from Ninety Six via Green
vile to Clemson College about the 3Oth
Inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. l.. Dodd spent last
week with relatires near Central. Ed. is
!. a member of the INTELLreENCER's COM
posing force and is an industrious and
worthy young man.
The Hon. @. f. Tolly was summoned to
Gresnville last week to give evidence in
the ease before the United States Courts
against young Lindsay charged with rob-
bing the postofice here.
Policeman John w. Dillingham; hsa
gone to his home in Georgia for short
vacation. He has made an efficient and
1sithful officer and has been but sedomly
away from his place of duty.
Rev. E. Presley. of North Carolina,
will preach at Varennes on next Sunday
at IL o'clock a. m. In the afternoon, at 4
o'clock, he will preach at Hebron. All
are invited to attend the services.
On Monday evening the following party
left here for visit to the Worlds Fair !:
1Gr. and Mrs. @. A. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Is. Ligon, Miss Lizzie Williams and
Mesgrs. Abe Lesser and W. r. Osborne.
Mr.. j. B. Neal won the prize Of five
dollars, offered by Messrs. Orr & Sloan, for
the largest watermelon grown from seed
bought from them. The melon was q
Kolb Gem, and weighed 514 pounds.
Mrs. a. s. Stephens returned home
Saturday from Georgia, where she had
heen visiting relatives. Mrs. Anna E..
Stephens and Mrs. D. w. Liddell, of At.
aanta, came home with her to spend a
while.
Hon. Geo. E. Prince took his family to
Willismston last week. and then went to
Greenville to consult Judge simonton and
the railroad attorneys with reference to
some important cases his firm has against
the railroads.
Mr.. BsylIs r. Clark, competent tailor
well known to:the trade of this city, is con-
templating moving to Fort Hill and maxi
ing his home there. BE will prove use
fol man to any community Wishing first
class cutting and tailoring.
Mrs. J. r. Williams, of Easily, is visit
fling the family Of her brother-in-law,
Mr.. West. A. Williams, of this County.
Mrs. Williems and MI. Williams were in
the city Monday on badness and they
kindly remembered this paper while here.
a,he Greenville News Of Saturday states
chat the city had been paid its share, one
fourth, of the profits OF the dispsnsary'
mi. ,ount was S32 and odd cents. The