The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-07-13
LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1898.

w OI4A 1O3 AOSOs
Miss Rachel Pruitt, of Hopewell Town
ship. has been visiting Miss Daisy Riley
of this city.
Drs Johnstone, MCGEE and Strickland
left Monday morning to attend the Dental
Association st Harris Lithia Springs.
The Yates Shoe Company is closing ou'
its stock with view of discon;inuiag bus
mess. Look out for their new advertise
nent next week.
The weather yesterday was as cold as
mountain spring water. The thermome-
ter worked down in the forty-eight hours
preceding at least twenty five degrees
You will be forced to produceyour State
registration certificate before you can
secure certificate to we in the city elec-
ton the Sth of August next. Don't forget
this.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Townsend have
gone on trip to Niagara Falls and other
prominent pleasure resorts. They left
Monday morning and will be absent bout
two weeks.
There will be service in st. Joseph's
Catholic Church on Sunday morning at
the usual hour, IL 8. m. Rev. J. d
Budds is in the city and will ofaciate
The public ia cordially invited to attend.
Professor Harmison, accompanied by
his beautiful and interesting little daugh-
ter, Lsla, spent Saturday and Sunday last
in our city with friends. Prof. Harmlson
is on his way to Columbia to visit his
children.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. c 81.
Autman died this morning at 4 O'Clock.
The little fellow had suffered great deal
during the ten weeks Of its life, and death
simply sets it free and carries the soul to
the bosom of its Maker.
Lieutenant j. N. Brown, Jr., of the
First Regiment s. G. ", has been quite
successful in his recruiting work in this
State having sent forward forty odd re
cruits. He asks us to say that he needs
about twelve more men.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson did not make
the trip to his old home in the Fork SEC
ton as stated in last weeks paper. He is
still in the city at the home of Mr.. G. F.
Jones. His health is steadily improving,
and it is hoped that he will soon regain
his usual vigor.
Mr.. T. B. Earle has been confined to his
bed since last Thursday afternoon with
malarial fever. It will be remembered
that he passed through quite severe case
of fever last summer. and it is hoped this
attack will prove mild and that he will be
out again in few days.
Miss Daisy Brown who, while purau-
ing her Art studies in Paris last year, sent
the INLELL1aENcER some highly enter
tanning and instructive letters, after bav-
ing visited friends in Savannah, Ga, for
the past two months, has accepted posi-
ton to teach in Atlanta the remainder
of this year.
We have received catalogue of the
Claremont College for girls and young
women, which is situated at Hickory,
N. c. This is an elegant catalogue. con-
tanning many beautiful illustrations and
full information concerning the school.
We direct attention to the advertisement
of the School in this issue.
In letter received from our friend,
Mr.. 3. C. Haynie, who lives In Calhoun
Co., Ala, he says: "The crops In this
section are In splendid condition. having
just had sufficient rain. Wheat and cats
are especially good. expect to go to the
reunion In Atlantis, and hope to see all
of my old friends and comrades"
The Anderson County Sunday School
Conference, M. E Church, South, will
meet with Sandy Springs Church, July
18th and 3Oth. Each school is entitled to
one representative. Superintendents are,
by virtue of their Office, members of the
Conference. Where Superlntendenta can't
attend. schools are urged to send two
delegates.
Mr.. 8. N. Gilmer, of Camp w. w.
Humphreys of this city, has been appoint
ed Assistant Adjutant General of the
United Sons of Confederate Veterans by
order Of General M. L. Bonham, COM
manding the South Carolina Division.
This is nice compliment and could not
have been bestowed on moro worthy
young man.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found a
notice Of the approaching city election and
the dates when the registration books will
be opened, and we call attention to the
fact that under recent changes made in city
charter, no one will be allowed to regis
ter to vote in the city election who fails to
produce to the city registration officer his
State registration certificate.
Rev. w. G. Rogers, pastor of Fiat Rock
Church, being absent, there was no preach
log ut Flat Rock last Sunday but large
congregation had assembled and for two
hours they engaged in delightful sing.
ing service, conducted by Prof. John Mil.
ford, who has been engaged to teach ten
days singing school at Flat Rock. begin