The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-14
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. MAEcllll. i@pp.
i'ellcr HrW>

y ).
week Visiting his oii. r. :: Williams
nn Baptist >licci
lohn i'llnDpsnn is iusA ~ work lhc,c
days ri,li;u-. II ilr>li ruti al uA.nt on the
i.Nccum ni ilsr outside is wcil rs III
s.dc
Ncvinn .>,!ly vno lia~ been sick ut
hi~ l.nlit iic.;r liclion. las returned Ia
his Jos, il thr clpi' room 1T No.
nli
Nj. ". II. Ncs!. of .\bbcvllr. ia.
accepted y position with the prNi,,
Broom and Mattress Go. He lrii inl Il
TIP on the road Monday.
H. +. l.,nIar,lt. OF E;l>icy. Wa li,!.
one day last week.
Miss Henri Austin wa, over from
Williamson lSt week visiting hci is
ter, Mrs. w. j. Iramnnl.
Miss Martha Brown. h"nklcc,cl of
the Williamson Bank. WAS over last
week looking through on; millinery
Mir. II. /. Wool~idc. cashier of the
Chcora Bank. was nIlr only rcpir>,n
tativc ut the MHlli ''lI> festivities AT
New Orleans. IIr IAN out /" Baton
Rouge, some - pnilc>lp the Mississippi
River. Passing through lir sugar cane.
plantations. he >AW the farmers busy
plamiin. The c.lnc-i> many n> - lor
>rS in one field preparing. The furiOW
is opened aiih HE stalk is LAID in
lrn.tiIWi>r, Inc sprouts for the ncw
crop coming up from he Joints
Three arrcssinnS We had ut he Pre-
hytciian Church last Sunday
VIM. Sims. Il prosperous iaiii"i Of
Waithcn, t;rcrnviIc Comfy. passed
through town on his way 10 ';rctnvllr
sunday evening.
l,r. Lander. OF WIlliam>ion Female
College was on our streets Saturday
with quite Il number o.! young lady phi
pills.
Mr.. Dupont. Of tie y. y. Comedy
Co.. has been engaged to paint abpn' Il
hundred dollars worth OF scenery FOR
the Auditorium.
Misses Kccl,y and .aglcy. OF the
WillinmstOn Female College faculty,
attended services ut the Presbyterian
Church last Sunday morning
Mi. a. l.. WrrtS, payilnstrr Of the
BcltOn Cotton Mills, came to town on
Saturday evening and assisted tl,.
Smythc Concert Band on the parade.
rh TO represent the Is. of H. Lodge cf
this place -. III" meeting of the Grand
Lodge, in Columbia, in the month OF
April.
The womci's missionary societies of
Pclzer were treated to an excellent talk
on home missions in the Methodist
Church last Sunday evening. Miss H.
y. Bedford, sent out by the Home Mis-
sion Union Of the NJ. H. Church South,
did the talking. She held her audience
SpcllbOund for over an hour
W. Is. Wise, superintendent ct the
PelZcr Steam Laundry, spent Saturday
night in Grccnvillc.
pclzcr Masonic Lodge. 80. :;,;, meets
Friday night.
Mcssrs. Dan Morton and Perry
Bcattic, of Grccnvillc. spent Saturday
Il 4 t,n.
The New York Comedy Co.. came to
town Saturday last but were unable to
get the use Of the Auditorium at this
time. They will. however, return and
put Il play on the stage on the night Of
the 2lth inst.
Will Is. Guy, master mechanic of the
l,clton Cotton Mills, was in town Il
short time last Thursday.
At Il meeting of the SmytEc Rifles
last week the company determined to
cXpcnd the money on hand in equip
ping the company with knaps;lcks,
havcrsacks, blankets, cantccns, gun
straps, Sc, instead of q supper.
Capt. d. Barnett Foster, of Green
Eil!e's new evening daily, tho Observer,
was. in town several days last week,
working up a subscription ]istnnd max
ing many new friends.
A. A. Cobb has changed his base.
His friends will now find him at the
store of l.. S. Bigby-instead of Rags
dale, Hudgens g. Co.
.Jno. n. Wells was married 10 Miss
Leila Shaw on Wednesday evening,
March 1th, by Rev. {. l.. Stewart.
Tom Hughes, of the Piedmont slnsh-
Prof. j. Robt. Martin, of Erskine
College, was in town lastSaturday.
Miss jamie Sullivan and Lydie
Crymes, of Williamson, were in town
last Tuesday shopping
.Adger and Reese Cobb spent last
Monday and Tuesday in Grecnvillc.
Miss Olga Manson, Atlanta, Ga, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Bramlett, has gone home.
Walnut Camp. No. IA, Woodmcn of
the World, inviteda few of their friends
to inspect their now Forest last Tues
day night. Before the gucsts left they
were bountifuy served with turkey,
chicken, ham and coffee nEd NIL neces-
sary condiments. The manner in
which this part of tho program was
prepared made it the most enjoyable of
past the time was PLEASANTLY passed i'll
conversatiOn and listening to short
talks from members of the order. Tho
following officers will servo for this
term: j. Adger Smythc, Con. CON-; NJ.
III. Baldwin, Ad. It,; w. S. Ramsey,
Banker; w. d. s. Wright, Clerk; r. c.
Hayward, E.; Winston Smith, W.; j.
Fl. Smith, S.
Willie Hughes, of Piedmont, was in
town last Wednesday.
Miss Maggie homer, of Due West is
visiting her uncle, Jno. B. Bonner. and
family.
The firm of Ragsdalc. Hudgcns g.
Co. has been merged into tho firm Of
Welborn. Hudgens g. Co. G. ii. Ma
hon, of Greenville, has withdrawn from
the firm of Welb0rn, Hudgens s. Co.
and J. e. Ragsdale has taken his inter
est. The irm will do cash grocery
business ut the old stand. w. l.. Wei
born will manage the cash store.
Mr.. David Garrison died at o'clock
OH the morning OF the 18TH of March in
the 10Th year of his age. Mr.. Garrison
wus married SO years ago at the same
place in which his family now lives.
He has raised large family of chill
dren. Misses Lula, Ida and Dollie
Gor ktn Ixyn r~11 ~,