The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-11-01

WISH mere is al source OIL 1llucil DlttStlIt
to his many old friends.
The National Chapter of the United
Daughters OF the Confcderacy will
meet in annual session at Richmond,
Va. next week. Mrs. j. X. Nandiver
will attend as Il delegate from the Rob
ert +. Lee Chapter of this city
Mrs. Fred. G. Brown. who has been
spending several weeks in Augusta.
Ga. visiting friends, has returned
home. She WAS accompanied by Miss
Martha Swindcll, 0f Augusta, who will
spend several weeks in Anderson.
Parents living in close proximity to
infection would be prudent to exercise
an extra watch over their children and
restrict their Fairgrounds. 1t would
be Il very Wise ptccautlOn to keep them
home from school for IL short while.
The Robert T.. zee Chaptcro of Daugh-
ters of the Contcdcracy will meet with
Mrs. Raymond Beatty. ut Mr.. Frank
day afternoon at 1870 o'clock. All the
members are urged to attend the NEE.
ing.
For the past few weeks the weather
has been mild, almost like II continual
tion of Summer weather, but Sunday
afternoon there was drop i'll the tenn
perature. and since then we have had
light rains. Cool weather has no doubt
come to stay with lis.
At negro hot supper in Williamson
last Saturday night Joe Wright shot
EnOch Williams, mOrtally wOunding
him, the ball entering the stomach.
Both are negroes. Wright surrender
Il 10 SI,ov. y Il s..s1
He claims that he acted iii selfdcfcnse.
Our young friend and townsman, Nj.
w. S. Farmer. has been elected Drin-
cipal OF the school ut Tugaloo, OcOncc
County, and began his work last Mon
day. The patrons of the school are
fortunate in securing Mr.. Farmer,
whose work will more than please
them.
While ON his way home last Thursday
night from the Opera House, Mr.. Frank
Johnson was struck in the head by
u rock thrown by some cowardly scOun-
MIR. johnson was painfully but not Sc
riOusly hurt, and has no suspicion rs to
who his cOwardly aSSailant was.
LastSaturday cvcninga Mrs. Walker.
who lives i'll one of the new houses at
the Orr Mill, was bitten 10y poisonous
spider on one of her arms, which be-
gan to swell Immediately and from
which she has suffered a great deal.
She is now recovering rapidly, but will
not be able to use her arm for some
time.
Mr.. VIM. j. Strawn, of Greenvillc,
and Miss Pauline Nicely, OF Bolton,
were married in the Baptist Church at
BeltOn on Wednesday afternoon, Oc-
tober Goth, Rev. w. E. Page officiating.
The Young couple left immediately
after the ceremony for Greenville,
where u reception was rendered them
that night.
At a meeting Of the Board of Dircc-
tors of the Anderson Cotton Mills last
Friday it was decided to add at once
5000 spindles and 200 looms to Mill No
l. This addition will be secured by
using the surplus funds now in the
treasury Of tho Company, and will
ted in the two mills.
Last Saturday, at their home in
I3rushy Creek Township, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Scott celebrated the 25th ami
versary OF their marriage, which was
attended by q number of friends and
relatives. A royal dinner was spread
DcAoAS Ino EucStS, all VI WHOui COLI
graduated the happy couple and wish
ed them more years of happiness.
Mr.. Willie Meeks, slasher man in the
Anderson Cotton Mills, came over to
Piedmont last Saturday to spend Sun
day with his parents. Willis old friends
arc always glad to see him, and we were
Good Templars lodge at the Anderson
mill is in prosperous and tiOurshing
cOnditiOn.-PictlmOnt Sun-Ueraid
The Southern Railway, as has already
been announced, will run Especial train
from Anderson to Columbia and return
on Wednesday and Thursday, 9Th and
stn INST, leaving Anderson, at 5.3o a. m:
and q ad leaving Columbia on the return at
G.30 p. IN. This will give you Il fine op-
pOrtunity to visit the State Fair. =.
A young husband recently presented
his young wife with Il handsome lamp.
He was much f1attered when she told
hlm she had given it his name, until he
proceeding. "Well," she said, <'you
know, my dear, it has lot of brass
about it; it is handsome to look at; it
requires a great deal of attention; it is
remarkably brilliant; it is sometimes
unsteady ON it's legs; it flares up occa-
slOnally; 1T is bound to smoke"
The Secretary of State has issued n
charter to the Bank of Williamston.
The capital stock of the bank is @2O,-
GOO, and the officers are: President, j.
=. GOssett; vice president, w. A. Nc
Kelvey; Cashier, C.. L. Horton; direc-
tors, J: P. Gossett, w. A. McKelvey,
c. +. Horton, r. A. Gray, B. G. Martin,
II. r. Barmore and II. G. Wilson. The
bank has certainly selected fine set
Last Saturday the Secretary of State
issued commission fOra charter to the
Anderson Yarn and Knitting Mills.
The corporators are d. =. McBrayer,
c. j. Brock, j. II. Anderson, d. A.
Lcdbetter, r. E. Ligon, j. Adger
stock is $4,000, divided into shares OF
EGts.Hi nupl LIE 1rOil ont To on hc nr;I t1,