The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-09
Denver Items.

The citizens of Denver are very
much disappointed in not getting the
telephone connection with Anderson,
which was promised them sometime
since.
Mr.. Byrum and Mr.. Reid Garrison
failed to agree on terms, SO the big
brick making plant which was to have
been located here will 90 elsewhere:
Well, hurry up your trOlly cars. Let
them come any how rs far as the jolly
Mineral Spring. II is the most pictllr-
csguc and lovely spot in this County,
and many thanks are due the owner
by picniccrs for the use Of this lovely
! spoi, which We are sorry 10 say they
! forget to tender frequently.
All. John H.. Jolly, who owns the
Spring, is ut home for IL few days,
ihc past six weeks doing some fine
work on the First Baptist Church at
I hat place.
We ar" indebted to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jolly for Il treat Of the finest straw
berries nc ever ate Also, to Mr..
Edwin Jolly for the beautiful flowers
from his flower yard, which is now {,
lovely sight to behold. lie certainly
understand the culture Of flowers, and
would make Il success ~ Il florist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Farmer, of An
lcrson, came up to Denver Sunday
and attended services ut Sandy Springs
in he afternoon. Rev. Il. Il. Stack
house preached IL fine sermon for the
children, which they will long rcmcm-
| Der. II also contained some very fine
| thoughts for "cliildrn of Il larger
! grow tn.
AT Welcome Sunday morning Rev.
| Mike Niece. preached an excellent
| sermon to an attentive congregation
| lie is loved by people of every dcnOmi-
milton in this ncighbOlhOOd, and is
| welcomed by all in their homes.
Mr.. and MIS-. Wm. McGill, of Itndcr-
son, and Mr.. Luther lurriSs and family
were guests Of MIR. John l.. Jolly last
| Sunday.
Mrs. Montgomery MrElmy intends
taking advantage OF l.. l.. Smiths nx-
cllrsion on The 10Th, to 80 to Atlanta
and from there on to birmingham to
| visit relatives. We wish her IL p1cas-
ant and safe journey.
Mrs. Annie Robinson, of Anderson,
has been visiting Mrs. vi. McllrOy for
| the past few days.
Il. NJ. Browne attended the free
clinics at Clemson Monday with Il yalu-
| Prof. NccsOm kindly examined and
prescribed for the suffering dog, but
frankly acknowledged that hc had not
made Il study OF canine diseases, like
he had those of the horse, cow and
hog. Ii is IL pity we have no one in the
County, rs far us we know, who has
made Il thorough study OF canine dis
eases. Many persons who own valuable
dogs would be willing to pay Il hand
some fee to have them cured when
sick
These FREQ clinics at Clemson every
Monday afternoon arc largely attended
by persons in the County who have
sick animals they wish to have treat
ed. Prof. NccsOm, who is genial
and accommodating gentleman, ils well
as an expert Veterinarian, takes pleas
urc in treating the animals before his
classes, thus inparting knowledge,
and curing diseases ut the same time.
Ills Veterinary Department is we'll
equipped for surgical operations, which
he often has to perform.
Mrs. VIM. Erwin, Of Ccntcryillc, has
recently received the sad news of the
death of her father, Mr.. Davis, OF Ire
land. Has was 95 years old, and,
strange to tell, in all Ills long life had
never felt thc pains OF sickness. lie
session of his faculties. liz said the
night before he died, "this is the last
night will be with YOU" although he
was not sick: The next day he babe
them all good bye, saying he was going
homo lto Heaven, and calInly passed
away like little child going to sleep.
MIR. Gus. McPhail was married May
End to Miss Mary Stevenson, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Steven
son. Mi. Mcrhail is q successful young
farmer, who has been keeping house by
himself since the death Of both his
parents with pneumonia in February
last. He is to be congratulated on
getting such pretty and Industrious
lady as Miss Stevenson for hclpmcet.
to install his bride, and they have gone
to housekeeping with bright prospects
for happiness and prosperity.
Alr. Joe BOwdcn and family left
Denver rcccntly..for Colusa, California,
where they own tine fruit farm.
Ihey expect to remain in that country
be large one. is gathered and sold
lNCOGNITA.