The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-11-21

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lege Ii Groen7iiie.-Gr Greenrillc Ners,
nth inst.
A Thanksgiving service will be held
at Midway Church en- Thursday, goth
inst, at II O'Clock a. m, and collec-
tion will be taken for the Thornwell
Orphanage.
Married, on Thursday, November Is,
!1eo0 19oo, al tho residence OF the brides
father, by j.. II. Rainey. Magistrate,
Mr. Juette Strickland and Miss Lizzie
Rainey, ali of Anderson County.
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Py thias,
has purchased a largo ind beautiful lot
in Silver Brook Cemetery, and will in
the near future enclose it and make it
the prest'est lot in tho Cemetery.
Railroad Commissioners Garris made
short visit to Anderson list week in
company with Superintendent Andcr-
son, of the G. s. w. c. II. r. He was
on an inspecting tour OF that Road.
Rev. A. A. Marshall, d. D., of Re-
leigh. N. c., and formerly pastor of the
| First Baptist Church in this city, is
spending few days in Anderson, and
is cordially welcomed by his many old
friends.
Married, OH Wednesday evening,
November 10, 1900, at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. j. n. Sutherland,
in Pelzer, by Rev. II. NJ. Bussey, Mr..
John Long and Miss Maud Sutherland,
both Of Pelzcr.
Mr.. T. j. McLure and family, of
Centerville Township, have moved
into the city. Mir. Mcclure is one of
Anderson County's most successful
farmers, and comes to the city to cdu-
| cate his children.
| Mrs. II. S. Bowling, of Dambcrg, S.
c., who has been spending q few weeks
in the city visiting her mother, Mrs. L..
A. Sharpe, and sister, Mrs. G. Z. Cobb,
has returned home, accompanied by
her mother, who will spend the winter
with her.
An exchange says: can old fool
that has about served his time on earth
is not SO much to be cared for, but tho
! yoncGc, :sian OF lady who trapes in ana
out Of church during services, with the
hope of being noticed by somebody, is
to be pitied."
Our toynsman, Mr.. F. II. Wilhite,
left few days ago for Baltimore,
where he will spend awhile under treat
ment in hospital. We hope his stay
there will prove beneficial. Mr.. Will
hite was accompanied by his brother,
DR.. j. o. Wilhite.
DR.. G. G. Geer, of Atlanta, who is
spending few weeks with his mother
and other relatives at Belton, was In
the city yesterday. His health continues
to improve but he will not resume his
practice in Atlanta until after the
| Christmas holidays.
| because of the State meeting of the
| Daughters Of the Confcderacy in Rock
Hill the Southern Railway will sell re
| dnced rate tickets from all points in
the State, the tickets to be placed on
sale December Sd, 4th and 5th, good
! until December Sth.
! Miss Aileen Mauldin, after very
pleasant visit to Miss Daisy Blackwell,
on College avenue, left Saturday for
her home in Anderson. Miss Mauldin
is exceptionally popular in Elberton
society and always receives hearty
welcome.-ElJerton (Ga.) Star.
The Sloan Underwear Company and
the Anderson Mattress. Factory have
consolidated and will be operated as
one plant after the 1st January, the
former moving to the Mattress Fac
tory. Both companies arc doing a fine
business, and in future will be better
prepared than ever before to serve the
public.
At q negro fTolic near Honea Path
last Friday night Caspar Barmore, col
orcd, was shot and killed. An inquest
was held Saturday and the jury render
ed q verdict that Barmore came to his
death by pistol shot wound at the
hands Of Charlie Mattison, another
negro, who was lodged in Jail yesterday
afternoon.
Our friend George Gambrell, the
petite and popular salesman of the
we'll known firm of r. B. Crayton &
Co., of Anderson, spent last Sunday at
home in the city to the great pleasure
OF homefOlks and his many friends
George is an up-todate hustler, hav-
ing hosts of friends who are always
glad to see him.-A bbeuillc Press and
Banner.
Every business house in the city has
agreed to observe Thanksgiving Day
and will close their stores and offices Oh
Thursday, Goth inst. Apetition to that
effect was circulated and every firm
cheerfnlly and willingly signed it
Everybody throughout the County
should therefore bear in mind lat nc
business will be transacted in Ander-
son that day either in the stores, banks