The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-09-20

week.
Misses Lcora Doutht. Mary Chap
man, Ada Casey, Fannie Lee and Ethel
Wilbrn are to be in the Winthrop
Normal this year.
There will be services in st. Joseph's
Catholic Church nj the usual hours
next Sunday morning and evening. by
Rev. Father Budds.
Mr.. Rutlcdge Osborne who has been
spending several weeks i'll Cashiers
Valley, returned Tuesday. His family
came through the country
Mrs. NJ. j. Duke is again in charge of
the dressmalling department at Brown.
Osborne & Co.'S, ;.:nl will bc pleased to
serve her friends at any time.
Miss Ethel Nance is spending Il few
days in Gatfncy, $. c., before returning
to Rock Hill for the years work. Win
throp College will open to- day.
Rev. Sidi Harper TILED the pulpit of
DR.. Daniel ut the ST. Johns Methodist
Church Sunday evening. There were
no services there in the morning.
l\izZic Johnson, Il negro woman about
20 years of age, dropped dead ut her
home on McCully street yesterday
morning. Heart disease was the cause.
Prof. j. Scott Murray. who has been
spending the summer vacation in An
dersOn. has returned to Macon, Ga, to
resume his duties in Mercer University.
Dr.. G. B. Moore, Of Furman 'niycr-
sity, preached at the First Baptist
Church last Sunday morning. There
The sudden change to fall weather
demands prudent eating and dressing.
4 cold contracted now through care
lcssncss may hang on for Il long time.
Miss Annie Ulata Dean has returned
from Il very pleasant visit to Northticld,
Mass, and to other points of interest in
that State, New York and North Caro-
lima.
The knights OF Pythias will hold their
o'clock. The second rank will be
conferred. Every member is urged to
attend.
Nh. w. NJ. Richardson. who has been
studying medicine in Baltimore, left
Tuesday for Rock Hill, and will 20
from there to Baltimore to resume his
studies.
The musicale at the home of Mr.. r.
&. Webb OH last Thursday evening
was most delightful affair, and every
one present enjoyed the entertainment
very much.
Capt. II. II. Watkins, who has been
spending IL month in the mountains of
North Carolina, has returned home. His
health has been greatly benefited by
his stay UP there.
MI Douglass Emerson, OF Boston,
Mass, is visiting his father, Mr.. S. j.
Emerson, i'll the county. He is prom
inent and successful real estate dealer
in his Northern home
Capt. s. n. Williams, OF Abbeville, IL
very accommodating and popular con
ductOr between Hodges and Abbeville.
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. II. An
dcrso:i. IN Broadway Township.
Thursday VAS observed rs the Day Of
the AtOncment by the Jews Of the city.
All places of business owned by them
were closed and their employees had a
holiday, which they enjoyed very much.
Married, OIL Sunday, September II,
1899, at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev. II. G. Ligon. Mr.. c. r.
Stone and Miss Jennie Little, daughter
OF j. II. Little, all Of Anderson county.
Married, ut the residence of Mrs. En-
ma McAdams, near BrOyles, S. c., ON
Sunday, September II, 1S00 by Rev. j.
Sl. Simmons, Mr.. w. NJ. Tippins and
Mrs. r. Il. Adams, both of Hart Coun-
ty, Ga.
Mr.. Chess. Pearmun is now supcrin-
tending the gins and oil mill of tho
Moneyniclz Oil Mill Co. at Pelzcr. The
farmers in that section should read his
advertisement in another column and
patronize his gin.
Rev. S. Il. Black man, who has recent
ly been on visit to friends and rela-
tlvcs i'll the County, mas asreturncd to his
home at Waterloo. S. G. He filled the
pulpit OF tine West End Methodist
Church last Sunday.
Mr. Walter Barton, son of Mr.. j. l..
Barton. of this city, is now chunking
wood under tho boiler of Mr.. Ramie
Hughes engine on the Blue Ridge Rail
road. Walter will make his mark in
railroad affairs if he lives.
The time for letting the bridge con-
tracts advertised in another column
has been changed, that ut Carpenters