The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-05

night In Anderson and delivered o most
address in the First Hap-
tist Church ON "Christian Education"
Hon. j. e. Bogga, OF Pickens, spent
last Friday in the city. He has been
commissioned Solicitor Of the Eighth
Circuit his being the first commission
issued 70 newly elected officer this
year.
The Grand Lodge, A. F. NJ, of South
Carolina, will meet in the Masonic
Temple. Charleston, next Tuesday, nth
inst. Messrs. }. L. Farmer and r. L.
Ligon will represent the two Lodges in
this city.
This is the last month of the nine
teenth century. On the night of the
3lst watch meetings will be held all
over the country and "watching the
old year out" will be attended with un-
usual interest.
Married, on Sunday evening, Novcm-
bcr 25th, 1900, at tho home of j. NJ.
Herring, near Oakway, S. c., Mr..
Claudio Smith, Of Oconee, and Miss
iiattio Eir0d, of /, anderson, by j. III.
Herring, Magistrate.
Married. on Wednesday afternoon.
November 2a, 1000, Mt tho home OF the
brides mother in Brushy Creek Town
ship, by Rev. r. j. Williams, Mr.. Jas.
A. Cobb, of Greenyille, and Miss Dora
Laboon. of Anderson County.
Mr.. Calhoun Allen, who met. with q
very serious accident by falling from
a roof in Spartanburg last Spring, is in
the city visiting his brother, Mr.. r. E.
Allen. He is still suffering from his
accident and is carrying his right arm
in a bandage.
Owing to- illness of member of the
family the special Thanksgiving SER
vice appointed to be held at the home
of Mr.. G. q. McClelland last Thursday
night was postponed until next Thurs
day (to-morrow) night. The public is
invited to attend.
Rev. M. H. Major. formerly of this
County but now member of the Texas
III. E. Conference, has just been trans-
ferred froiii EoItt " orth to Blanket, Tex.
In ordering the address of his paper
changed. he writes us that he is we'll
pleased. with his new field Of labor.
A case of scarlet fever developed ct
Clemson College last Sunday, and al q
consequence the work of the College
has been suspended and all the cadets
sent to their homes. A number of cases
OF the same disease are at Newry, amill
town six miles west of the College.
The mule and horse market will soon
get interesting. Buyers are beginning
to look around with some anxiety.
There are some god miles in the
County for sale. The price of mules
under 10 years of age, either County
raised or acclimated, is $50 to $1a5, ac-
cordlng to size and condition.
DR.. R. B. Day, having discontinued
the practice Of medicine for the pres
ent, has associated himself with the
firm of E. G. Evans g. Co., at Pendle-
ton, and will have exclusive charge Of
their prescription department.. His
many friends ME cordially invited to
call on him when in need OF his ser
vices.
The following officers have been
elected to serve Herman Lodge, No,
116, A. F. NJ, the ensuing year: J.T.
Barnes, w. NJ; j. L. MCGEE, s. W.;
w. w. Adams. j. W.; j. w. Ferguson,
Sec; L. B. York, Treas; w. G.. Hodges,
s. d.; s. A. McGill, j. D.; P. B. Allen
and G.. j. Milford, Stewards; E. A.
Davis, Tyler.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Board
of Trade was held in the Court House
last Friday afternoon. After several
speeches were made by members reso-
lutious were adopted urging the three
railroads entering the city to erect
union passenger depot. The resolu-
tions will be forwarded ut once to the
railroad officials.
Grace, the 16 months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Brown, died Mt
their home in Centcrville- Township
last Friday afternoon, after brief i'll,
ness with membraneous Group. The
remains were inferred at Salem Church
on Saturday, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. w. w. Leathers,
assisted by Rev. Geo. II. Baker.
The INTELL1GENCER, like many 9th.
er papers in the State, in publishing
the list of officers elected at the recent
meeting of the stockholders Of the G..
d w. c. r. r. in Charleston, omitted
the name Of Mr. J. A. Brock, cf this
city, who was reelected member of
the Board of Directors. Mr.. Brock has
served as Director for several years.
Last Saturday night E. G. Rose was
arrested and came near being commit
ted to Jail under a charge of having