The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-08-04
Don't neglect that turnip patch.

Mr.. Joe B. Niece, Jr., of Abbeville, i:
in the city visiting his parents.
Mrs. Rosa Webb is in Greenville visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. A. Hoyt.
Gen. J. l. S.oppelbein, of Summarville.
S. c was in the city last week.
Mrs. II. N. Dunwoody, Of Atlanta, Ga.
is in the city visiting her mother.
Miss Lucy Riser. of Newberry, is in The
city visiting Miss Flora Chapman.
Capt. and Mrs. J.. w. Daniels have gone
to Highlands, N. c., to spend a few weeks
The Gist Rifles will hold their fifteenth
annual reunion al Williamson next Fri
day.
r C. Madison went down to his old
home, Honea Path, last week to rest a few
dsys.
Mr.. Kirt Smith, of Columbia, is in town
visiting bis sisters, Mrs. Ratlitfe and Mrs.
Dean.
Mics Blanche Sally, of Aiken, is in the
city visiting her friend, Miss Berthe
Sharpe.
A negro militia company has been or
ganizsd in Anderson with about forty
members.
Mrs. W.. w. Robinson has gone to
Ridgeway. s. c., to spend q few weeks
with relatives.
Miss Fannie May Carwile, of Newberry,
is in the city visiting Misses Isene and
Clara Osborne.
A negro excursion train left Anderson
this morning for Charlotte, N. G. II was
we'll %patronized.
Prof M. L Willis will teach a music
class at Flat Rock Church, beginning on
Monday, 10th inst.
Mr.. G. G. Provost. of New York, Is in
town visiting his mother. His old friends
are delighted to greet him.
The removal sale is still going on at G.
ment for further particulars.
Mr.. J. J. Evans, a popular hardware
merchant of Augusta, Ca, is in the city
visiting his brother, Capt. E. G. Evans.
Mr.. S. A. Hutchison, Of Elberton, Ga
who has been spending a few DAYS visiting
his son at lola, was in the city Monday.
The United States Circuit Court conven-
ed in Greenville lest Monday. 1t will be
in session probably two or three weeks.
A large crowd was in the city last Mon
day, and the farmers from every section OF
the County were Dragging on the crops.
A party of young ladies and young gen.
tlemen,% chaperoned by Mrs. G. W. Webb,
are spending this week OF Andersonville.
Mr.. II. G. Johnson has been appointed
Deputy Grand Master Workman of the
Ancient Order United Workmea in this
city.
Mr.. Frank Hall, who has been spending
several weeks in the mountains, has re-
turned home. He reports q mcss enjoya-
BILE trip.
MI. A. B. Sherard, Of Spartsnburg, who
has been visiting his parents in the Cor.
ner, was In the city q few days ago and
gave us q call.
The eclipse Of the sun came in on time
last Thursday morning, and was seen by
every person who could get hold Of q
smoked glass.
Mrs.. Gabriel MCGEE, of Walhalla. is
visiting relatives in this section. Her
visit Is a source of much pleasure to. her
many old friends.
A protracted meeting will begin at
Meals Creek Church next Sunday night,
Brown will preach.
Married, on Sunday, July Is, 1897, by
Rev. d. Spearman, and ct his residence.
I1ts os - ouo SOlu &4
all of Anderson County.
Mr.. August Kohn, the accomplished
Columbia correspondent of the NeWs and
Courier, is in the city reporting the Sena.
torial campaign meeting.
Married, on Sunday, July Is, 1897. al
Pendleton, by Rev. B. P. Reid. Mr.. w.
McDavid and Miss Mary E. Williams,
both of Anderson County.
All persons interested in the graveyard
at st. Paul are requested to meet there
Friday before the third Sunday for the
purpose Of cleaning off same.
Mr.. Charles Richardson, President OF
the Wando Phosphate Co., Charleston, s.
c., is spending q few days in Anderson,
the guest of MIR. J.J. Fretwell.
We are requested to state that Rev. w.
P. B. Kinard will begin q tent meeting al
Starr on the 18th day of August. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
All persons interested in the Shiloh
(Methodist) graveyard are requested to
meet there on Saturday morning. 18th
inst, for the purpose Of cleaning it off.
Mrs. H. L. Adams, of Charlotte. N. g.,
is in the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. s. Gtephens. MI, Adams spent
last Sunday here but returned home Mon
day.
The new advertisement Of B o. Evans
d Co. contains some information that will
interest you. They are going to move 1st
September, aud are offering many bar
gains.
Misses Jessie and Annie Simmons and
Miss Julia Lee, of Greenwood, have been
spending the past week In the city visit.
Ing their college mate, Miss Gertrude
Jones.
Rev. J. G. G. Newton, D. D., Mission.
airy, returned on the 18th ult. 10 Nash
vile, Tennessee, from Kobe, Japan.
Bad health caused him to come back to
America.
Persons interested in the Varennes
Churchyard arc requested to meet there
next Wednesday. 18th inst, for the pur-
pose Of cleansing tho yard and graves of
weeds and grass.
Furman University will begin its ne
session on Wednesday, September 22nd,
as will be seen by referring to an adver'
tisement in another column, to which we
direct your attention.
We invite your attention to the new ad.
vertisement Of 81. B. FAINT & Son. These
gentlemen have just received a lot Of fresh
goods, and If you want to supply your
table give them q call.
There will be preaching ct Varennes
Church on Saturday before the third Sun.
day at II o'clock a. NJ, and on Sunday,
after the morning service, the holy COM
munion will be served.
Rev. o. l.. Martin, Of the First Baptist
Church, has been granted a months vaca-
ton. which he will spend at his old home
in Virginia. Rev. J.. J. Beck will FIJI his
pulpit during his absence.
Brown, Osborne & Co. are now selling
their ladies' and children's Oxford ties al
cost. Also, ladies' and children's lace and
button boots and mems and boys fine
shoes cheap. Read their ad.
Mrs. Josephine Humphreys and daugh.
ters and Misses Sudie Gilmer and ST.
Julian Walker, and Nlessrs. Hal Hum.
phreys and Jake Gilmer have gone to
Highlands, N. c., to spend a few weeks.
An infant Of DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Nc.
Gee, formerly of this County, but now
living at Wilmington, DEL, died recently,
and the remains were brought to Honea
Path and inferred in the Cemetery there.
Married, on Sunday, July IS, 1897, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. J.
D. Moore, by Rev. w. G.. Seaborn, Mr.,
Lester B. Morris, Of Anderson County
and Miss Alice Moore, of Pickens County
Capt. J.. C. Stribling, of Pendleton, has
secured the contract for furnishing the
brick for the building of the Court House
and Jail. He had considerable competi
ton, but his samples could not be excelled
in any respect.