The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-06-28

has been arranged lOl tIC o|o"'ioii'
which will no doubt attract Il large
crowd OF visitors.
Dot and Leland Payne entertained
quite a number OF their little friends
last Saturday afternoon in honor OF
their little cousin, George Heldman. OF
Spartanburg, S. c.
Married, on Thursday, June %, 1899,
at the residence of Mr.. Frank Nixson,
by J. B. McAdams, Esq, Mr.. Pres. B.
GALLEY and Miss Julia Nixson, all of
Anderson County.
Misses Annie and Marian Spigner, of
Columbia, and Miss Annie and Lizzie
McBee and Miss Mary Mauldin, OF
Greenville, are visiting the family OF
Hon. B. F. Crayton.
Our young friend, Sylvester B. Elrod,
Of Denver, sent us the first cotton
bloom this season last Saturday. This
is Mr.. Elrod's first year in farming and
his crop is reported very fine.
The Summer Normal School for the
white teachers of this County will
begin in this city next Monday, full
particulars of which are given by Su-
perintendent Nicholson in another
column.
Rev. Thomas Leach, the evangelist,
is conducting q series of meetings at
the West End Methodist Church. The
meetings are held in a large tent near
the Church, and will continue for ten
days OF more.
We are requested to announce that
Camp Maj. Frank Hill, e. G. v, will
meet at Iva on Saturday, July Sth, at 5
o'clock p. M. to elect delegates to the
State Reunion. All the members are
urged to attend.
The railroad authorities have notified
Mr. J.. p. Smith that they will not
charter him an excursion train this
summer to Asheville, which he eX-
pected to run shortly after his excllr-
sion to Charleston.
Messrs. R. C. Webb and A. p Cater,
who have been out on a drumming
trip, returned home last Friday to
spend a few days. They are taking
orders for fall and winter goods, and
report business good.
On account OF the Alliance barbecue
at Seneca next Tuesday, the Blue Ridge
Railroad will run special train from
Anderson to that place, leaving here at
Ia. IN. and returning at p. m. Fare
for the round trip, S1.0O.
The State Teachers Association has
changed the date of its meeting at
Harris Spring to July 14th in order not
to conflict with the summer school at
Winthrop. Many OF the teachers will
go direct from Rock Hill.
| Rev. w. w. Daniel, d. d., Of this
city, has accepted an invitation to visit
Ncwberry and preach in the First
Methodist Church there next Sunday
on the subject, "The Twentieth Cen
tury Educational Endowment"
Miss Eva Simpson, a charming young
lady Of Honea Path, after amost pleas
ant visit of ten days to the family OF
her uncle. Mr.. w. II. Simpson, has re-
turned home. accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Gercvieve Simpson.
The Secretary Of State has issued q
commission for q charter to the Pendle-
ton Ginning Company, of Pendleton.
The capital stock OF the company is to
be $4,000. The corporators named are:
B. L. CAN'T, S. l.. Eskew. j. j. Sitton
and ID. J.. Reid.
There will be IL singing ut Eureka
next Sunday, beginning at 10 o'clock a.
m. The public is cordially invited to
attend. 4 collection will be taken for
the Connie Maxwell Orphanage. Messrs
Willis, Eskew and Milfords will be
present and lead the singing.
Counsel from Oconee and Anderson
Counties were in Columbia last Friday
consulting the Attorney General rela-
tive to bringing suit against the Blue
Ridge Railway for back taxes. 1t is
likely that the State will not take part
in the suit, as Blue Ridge bonds may
become involved.
Abbeville is now to be lighted by
electricity. An Anderson firm which
for some years has been furnishing the
lights for that place on last Friday
night closed contract with the City
Council here by which they obtained a
franchise for tho lighting Of the town
at a cost OF 32400 ycar.-1tbcrillc
Medium.
Our old friend, Mr.. Willis Moore, the
blacksmith, was brought from Autun
B to his home in Midway on Tuesday
evening badly wounded in the leg by a
piece Of steel flying off the anvil and
entering his thigh. The piece of metal
had not been extracted from his leg at
last accounts and the old gentleman
was suffering greatly lTa'h0Vo Con-
,'icr.