The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-15

j. w. Quatuebaum, Eco, who has been
attending the Supreme Court in Columbia
and visiting relatives in Edgefield, return
cd home Monday.
MIR. j. J. Evans, popular hurdware
merchant of Augusta. Ca. is spending a
few days In the city visiting his brother,
Capt. +. G. Evans.
Communion services will be held In the
Presbyterian Church next Sunday morn
ing. There will be preaching on Friday
evening at $50 o'clock
Mr.. L. p. Smith will run a cheap excur-
sion to Atlanta next Tuesday. 2lst inst,
leaving Anderson at 100 p. m. See his
notice in another column.
Dull times is when people have time to
read. Snrewd advertisers take advantage
OF newspaper space and let the people
know what they have for sale
Rev. w. r Richardson, who is MEM
ber of the Board OF Trustees of Wofford
College. attended the commencement ex-
ercises Of that institution last week.
A slight change has been made in the
schedule Of the Savannah Valley Railroad.
The Augusta train leaves hero now at $50
o. m. instead OF q. M. as formerly
The knights OF Pythias meet to. morrow
(Tbursday) evening. at $40 o'clock. 1t
will be an important meeting, and the
members are urged to attend promptly.
Next Sunday afternoon at 5 80 O'Clock
the Presbyterian Sunday School will OBJ
serve 'Children's Day" An interesting
program has been arranged for the occa-
sion.
Mrs. G. N. G. Boleman left yesterday
for Baltimore, where she will spend
awhile under treatment In Johns Hopkins
Hospital. We trust her stay there will
prove beneficial.
Invitations have been lasted 30 the mar
riage of Miss Julia Irene Murphy. Of this
city. and Mr.. Med. nj. Cater, OF Abbevile,
which takes place at the home OF the bride.
on Wednesday morning, 22nd inst, at o 80
O'clock.
Thore is To be reunion of the old Car
mel Churches at Old Carmel, near Liberty,
on Friday and Saturday before the second
Sabbath in August. Several able addresses
may be expected aud protracted meeting
will follow.
The Greenville District Conferencs of
the Methodist Church. South. will be held
In the Piedmont Methodist Church begin.
ming on Wednesday, the 22od OF this month
and running through and including Sun
day, the 28,h.
Married, on Tuesday, May 81. 1893. at
the residence Of the officiating minister,
Rev. j. j. Beck. in this city. Mr. A. G.
Summerell, of Denver, and Miss Eula
Mckinney, eldest daughter of Mr.. w. b.
Mckinney. Of this city.
Mr.. s. r. Tins will open his new mill in
Garvin Township tomorrow (Thursday,)
and Gays be is prepared to give as good
-four az can be had at any mill In the
County. He will either GRIND or exchange
for the tenth. Give him trial.
Mrs. Hester Vaughn. widow of the late
Rev. Kendrick Vaughn. died at her home
In Greenviio County, near Cooley's
Bridge, on Friday. 10th inst, of heart dis.
ease. aged "a years. Her remains were in
tered at Shady Grove Church on satur-
day.
We are requested to announce that
Chileran's Day at yssennes Church will
be observed on next Saturday at II
o'clock. All neighboring schools are COR
daily invited to be present and partici-
pate In she exercises. Rev. II. G. Fennel
will deliver the address.
Mrs. Emma Brown and her daughter,
Miss Olive Blown. of Anderson, are the
guests of Mrs. Samuel Mauldin. They
have just returned from the commence
ment OF Cooper Limestone Institute,
where Miss Brown has been teaching for O
year or so.- GreenUillc 1fou,,tainccr. lIth.
Ernest T., Cochran. ESQ.,. IF this city,
has been appointed Assistant District At
torney for South Carolina by District At
torney LsthTop. AFR Cochran viii! have
charge more especially of the work in the
Western District. Mr.. Lathrop could not
have secured q more valuable assistant.
Mr.. Cochran is bright. energetic lawyer,
and will discharge his duties faithfully.
The Companies composing the First
Regiment 8 C. ", now at Chickamauga.
will be increased to 106 mon each. Lieut..
J. N. Brown, Jr.. of Co. c, (AnderAnn
Vo'unteers) he's been appointed recruiting
officer for his Company. and Is expected
to reach the city to-day He will want
about twenty five recruits and we hope
will secure them at once. This will be
your opportunity to enlist, young men.
Mrs. d. 8. Wyatt, wife Of w. F. Wyatt
and daughter OF the late j. A. Laboou,
died at her home In Brushy Creek Town.
ship on Tuesday afternoon, 9Th iust.
Mrs. Wyatt was sixty ears old and leaves
husband and three children. The burial
took place Wednesday at Pisgah church,
of which the deceased was member.
Rev. Mr.. Weldon conducted the funeral
eervices. Sue was most excellent wo-
man. and her death Ia deeply regretted by