The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-01-17

trip tickets from Anderson to Column
bia for he occasion ut $5.S5.
MIR. John j. Norris has accepted the
position ofclectrician at the Orr Cotton
Mill. Mr.. Norris has been in the en-
ploy of the Anderson Water, Light &
Power Co. for several years, and is well
qualified for his new position
The Fraternal Union of America will
meet OH Tuesday night of next week to
elect and install officers for the ensuing
year. There will also be fifteen OF
twenty candidates for initiation 4 full
attendance is earnestly desired.
Mr.. w. a. Holland and family, of
Seneca, have come to Anderson to make
their home. Mr.. Holland will open n
meat market and stock of groceries in
the stOrerOOm next door to O. ID. An
derson & Bro, on Depot street.
1t is thought that the oats are hurt in
some places OH account of the freeze,
but the greater portion of the crop is
still safe. 1t is sincerely TO be hoped
that they will continue safe. \ good
ont crop this Summer WILDE an untold
blessing.
The city graded schools are engaged
this week in their intermediate cxami-
nations. Superintendent Walton pre-
parcs the questions that they may be
unknown alike to teacher and pupil,
and they are both interesting and in
structive.
The members of Flat Rock Presby-
tcrian Church will hold congregations
nj meeting at the Church next Satur-
day morning, Goth inst, at 10 O'clock.
Business of Importance will come be-
fore the meeting, and every member is
urged to attend.
We invite the attention of our read
ers to the new advertisement Of Hall &.
Milford. These gentlemen are now Off
ering some rare bargains in mems and
boys clothing, and if you need any
thing i'll their line it will pay you to
give them Il call.
Watcrmel0nS on exhibition in the
middle OF January are an unusual sight
to AndersOnians, yet that is what Mr..
a. i. Hubbard is rcgaling his custom
ers on nowadays. They arc ina fine
state OF preservation, having been kept
through the winter in cotton seed hulls.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of our popular young towns
man, Lawrence 5. Mattison, and Miss
Luva Agncw, Of Greenvillc. Thccere-
mony will take place i'll the Pcndleton
Street Baptist Church, Grcenville, on
Wednesday afternoon. oath inst, ut 4
o'clock.
The work OH the Orr Cotton Mill is
nearly completed. Work was COM
menced on the buildings the Goth of
last June, which will make about seven
months consumed in the construction.
This is one Of the quickest built mills
in the South. The machinery will soon
be placed in position.
The many friends of Mrs. j. W. Quat-
tlebaum in Anderson deeply sympathize
with her in her sore bereavement in
the death of her mother, Esrs. JuIiusC.
Smith, OF Greenvil1e, which occurred
in that city last Thursday, after brief
illness. The deceased was q sister of
DIR. Charles Manly, and greatly beloved
by all of her friends.
Rev. A. X Gwin, recently OF Aiken,
is now in charge of the Greenville mis-
sion, embracing the Catholic Churches
IN Abbeyille, Anderson, Walhalla,
Greenville and Spartanburg. Rev. j.
ID. Budds, the most estimable priest
who has been in charge of this mission
for several years, has been transferred
to Charleston.
The Greenville M0untaineer says it is
reported on reliable authority that
Williamson has joined the procession
in the way of cotton manufacturing. 1t
is understood that a movement has been
started to build large factory there
and that n meeting at Williamson on
Thursday night $4,000 was subscribed.
A Greenvillc man is ut the head of the
enterprise.
DR.. Joe C;:bell Davis, OF Grecnville,
who represents the Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association of New York in
this section, was in the city few days
ago settling the policy held by the cs-
tate of the late Thos. F.. Hill. DR..
Davis is clever, energetic gentleman,
and represents one of the best insur-
ance companies in the United States
He wants Il few more live agents.
A. matter in which many of our peo
pie will doubtless take an interest inis
the raising of money to erect Il m0nu-
ment to the late DR.. Wm. NJ. Gricr. of
Erskine College, at Due West. The
money is to be raised by nnhlic sub
scription, and as DR.. Gricrwas so high
ly esteemed throughout this section
many will contribute libcrally to the