The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-22

Mrs. j. a. Richardson, of Piedmont,
was given first premiums for chry san
themums ut the State Fair in COlum-
bia. Her exhibit WAS Il very fine one,
and attracted the admiration of every
person who saw them.
Next Tuesday. 2Sth inst. ut II o clock
n. nl., Mr.. O. A. Bowen will scll Mt pub
lie Outcry at his hoaic near Pcndleton Il
lot of farming implements. horses,
mules. cattle. etc. See his advertise
ment in another column.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. p. Stcv-
cnsOn for number of the finest tllr-
nips we have seen this season. Mr..
Stevenson conducts Il truck farm near
the northern suburbs of the city. and
all the products he brings to market
are fine.
Mrs. Sallic Crayton and little dalgh-
ter. Mrs. j. NJ. Bell, Mrs. j. ii. Won
Hasscln. Misses Sulic GilmcI, Ellie
Seel and Norma Garrettc are spending
this week i'll Charleston visiting friends
and relatives and enjoying the gala
week festivities.
Mr.. +. NJ: Butler and family have
come from Macon. Ga, to again make
Anderson their home. Mr.. Butler has
sold his house and lot on BcltOn street
to Judge Nance. and will soon begin
the erection of Il colnmOdious residence
on Kennedy street.
A committee, consisting0f Mcssrs. q.
ID. Anderson and ii. ii. Ackcr, are so
Letting contributions for Il Thanksgiv
ing Offering to the ThOrnwcll Orphan
age. Ii yOu want to help worthy
canse, they would br delighted to re-
ceive your contribution.
Mrs. c. S. Minor was charming hos.
tess last Thursday afternoon, in I'm in
formal reception rendered her hand
some and intellectual guest, Miss Am
bier, OF PlckenS. Quite q number of
the hostess friends were present, and
enjoyed the occasion TO tile utmost.
Last Sunday night Mt Clemson Col
lege Cadet j. G. Hill, of Abbeville, nc-
cidentally fell from the second story
window of the dormitory to the ground
q distauce OF about twenty feet. For
tunately no bones were broken, but it
is feared that there are internal inju-
rics.
The "HOrse Swappers' Reunion" will
be held ut Hartwcll. Gn., Dec. 9th, eth
and 8th. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend and have Il good time.
This will no doubt be Il most unique
and enjoyable affair, and Il number Of
the citizens from Anderson County will
attend.
DeSassure Ackcr. Il negro living on
Mr.. A. b. Skeletons plantation in the
western section of the County, was
shot and painfully wounded by another
negro Il few nights ago at Il hot supper.
DR.. X. G.. Withcrspnon dressed the
wounds of the negro, and thinks he
will recover.
Married. at the residence Of the
brides father, Elias Day, near Easley,
on the 14th inst, Walter I: Wyatt, Of
Greenville, and Miss May Day, Rev. j.
+. ROushtOn officiating. The bride has
many friends and relatives in Anderson
County, whom we join i'll extending
congratulations.
Our venerable friend. MI. w. c. Gar
ret, of the Pelzer section, was in the
city last Monday, and gave lis an ap-
prcciated call. This was his first visit
To Anderson in three years. He is
holding his own remarkably we'll, and
it is always a pleasure to his old friends
here to greet him.
Mr. G. G. Foster has resigned the po-
sitlon of OE.erseer in the weaving room
OF the Anderson Cotton Mills to accept
a similar position with the Newry Cot
ton Mill. Last Saturday he was pro-
se ted with gold-headed cane and Il
gold watch chain by the operatives in
the weaving department.
Miss Louie Workman, daughter of
Hugh Workman, of Clinton, S. c., died
suddenly last Saturday night at $50
o'clock at the Williamson Female Col
lege, of which she was q student. She
had been sick since Thursday, but it
was not thought until the last moment
that her condition was serious.
Rev. G. Wardlaw, formerly of this
city but who has been living ut LOckes-
burg, Ark, for some time, has bought
q half interest in the Oc0nee Ne,rs at
Seneca. and has taken charge. He will
move his family to Seneca at an early
date. We extend MIR. Wardlaw cor
dial welcome back to South Carolina,
and wish him much success at Seneca.
The citizens of H0nea Path held
meeting last week for tho purpose of
taking some action in reference to
building cotton mill there. A COM
mlttee was appointed to secure sub
scriptions for the enterprise, and we
W ish them big success. Every citizen
Al dIiu dtOuuu I1Oucil I-iIGu bnOuiU CAkC
stock in the mill.
The Blue Ridge and the Southern are
improving their side tracks very ma
terially this week. Quite good force
OF hands under Capt. Pennington and
Capt. Robinson, are raising the tracks
well above the surface and replacing
the old ties with new ones. Now If
they will just give us n first class coach
for the main ljnpt
Greenville Times: "Capt. II. Frank
White, who is well-known in CONNER
cial circles, has severed his connection
with John X. Cary, of Richmond,
wholesale grocer, and will hereafter
represent H. Y. McCord, of Atlanta, a
wholesale grocery firm. Capt. White
needs no introduction to the people of
the upper part of the State, and the
firm is to be congratulated upon secur-
ing his services.
Married, ut the home OF Mr.. D. E.
Carlisle, in this city, this morning at 10
o'clock by Rev. w. w. Daniel, Mr. Will
ct T. 80.