The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-04

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Misses Zoe Blcckley and Mary Orr,
and Messrs. John E. Sadler, B. D..
Earle, D. S. Taylor, s. B. Parker, j. L..
Maxwell and Marry Orr attended a
dance in Abbeville last week.
Arnold's Fun Makers will open u
three nights engagement at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, Jan. 5th.
Ladies free to opening performance.
Admission 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Nearly five hundred pupils arc en-
rolled in the Central Graded School of
the city. The population of Anderson
is increasing. and we will soon have to
erect another school building.
Our young friend, Geo. T. Baker, of
this city, has secured a position in tliN
Quartermaster's department on the
government transport, "Ronmania,"
and has entered upon his duties.
An election on the question of fssu-
ing $4,000 of municipal bonds was held
last Friday. The vote was light.
There was no opposition to issuing the
bonds, and the vote was unanimously
'yes."
Mr.. j. A. Campbell, of Bonham,
Texas, is in Williamson visiting his
sister, Mrs. S. V. Ilby, after an absence
of nineteen years. His visit lisa source
of much pleasure to his many old
friends.
Prof. 7. c. Walton, Superintendent
of the Anderson Graded Schools,
attended the annual meeting of the
South Carolina School Superin
/ tendents' Association in Columbia last
Thursday and Friday.
MI. and Mrs. S. w. Wilkes, of At
lanta, Ca, spent the holidays in this
city visiting relatives. Mr.. Wilkes is
an old Anderson boy, and has many
old friends here who are always more
than pleased to greet him.
Mr.. j. p. Jones, of Anderson County,
has bought Mr.. Geo. S. Oge's farm near
Walhalla. He has brought his family
to his new place and they will make
Oconee their home in the future. We
welcome them among us.-Keowec Cou-
rier.
Capt. Henry Williams, of Green's
boro, N. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Anderson and children, Of Anderson,
spent the Christmas with their parents,
children and grandchildren. All re-
turned to their homes Monday morn
ing.-AbberiHe Press and Banner,
Our young friend, w. 0. Callahan,
who has been clerking for w. 0. Ham
met on the Anderson side of the river
at Piedmont, has changed base, and is
now clerking for w. G. Mckenzie, on
the Greenville side, where he will be
pleased to see and serve his friends at
any time.
A matrimonial waveis sweeping over
this section of the State-the like Of
which has never been seen by the
"oldest inhabitant." We shall look
with tender pity upon the unfortunate
here and there who may be left strand
ed alone when the aforesaid wave has
disappeared.
An Anderson audience will have the
pleasure of hearing the celebrated
Andrews Opera Co., composed of forty
artists, in the Opera House this even
ing. The Co. will render that bcauti-
full opera, Martha" and those who
fail to hear it will miss a treat. Re-
served seats, S1.O0; gallery, so cts.
Evangelist S. j. Cowan will conduct
series of meetings at the Wesleyan
Methodist Church, beginning next Fri
day evening at 7.3O o'clock and contin-
uing a week or ten days. On Sunday
at II 80 o'clock a. m., he will preach on
the second coming of Christ" Every
body is invited to attend the services.
Of the many presents distributed this
holiday, Mrs. McSmith, themusic teach
er in the Graded School, considers she
has the most lovely; and it was be-
slowed BY Mason. It's golden broach,
or Eastern Star. Only Mason and
ladies of the side degrees of that noble
order know how to appreciate it.
Greenwood Inder.
Nr. Frank Hill and daughter, Miss
HELEN, of Horse Cove, Highlands, N.
c. who have been spending the holi-
days in this city, the guests of Capt.
and Mrs. p. X. Norris, left for their
home this morning. Mr.. Hill! and his
charming daughter have many friends
in Anderson. who were pleased to
greet them and regret they could not
prolong their visit.
At Il meeting of Fmman Lodge, No.
40, a. +. NJ, held on December 24th.
the following officers were elected and
installed to serve the ensuing year:
+. NJ. Gary, w. NJ; }. c. Gilmcr, S.
W.; II. E. Yon, j. w; w. H. Pepper,
Treas. j. II. Little, Sec. NJ. II. Bolt,
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