The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-03-07
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gree by ChiGn"la Tribe, No. II, !. O..
Red Men, wa- given in great shape
last Saturday night. 1t was heartily
enjoyed by the audience.
| Rev. VI. a. IittnlHn. Editor Of the
South Carnlina Baptist, of Greenwood,
5. G.. preached for I lr Baptist cOngrc :
CATION a>i Sunday morning, spoke n
word OF encouragement at the young
mrl'> prayer meeting and made IL
| splendid talk to the Sunday School i'm
| the evening. On Monday he visited
our graded schools with MIR. Bmssry.
Mr. A. {. Mc'icc spent last Monday
| in Iionr;l Path.
Miss l.al Chilcs went to trrrnviIc
ia>i Sunday TO visit her fathers fani-
ly, Capt. Ben Chilcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. james b. I.ofIin left
pczcr last Wednesday for Anderson.
MIR. IOfln has had charge the weave
shop in Nos. /, = and 3 mills for he
past three or more years. He has made
many friends here who rejoice with
him in his promotion. Mr.. Lnilin goes
10 Anderson 10 take charge of the Orr
mill us Superintendent.
Mr.. W. -. 5. Wright went 10 Seneca
last Saturday.
MI VI. II. baldwin WAS the guest of
til" Secretary of the l,clton mills, Mr..
J.. ID. Blake, last Sunday.
hrcc handsome young men on horse
back passed through our town last Sun
day evening. They were well mount
ed. They went by so fast we were
unable to learn who they were, where
they were from or where they were go
ing.
Miss Mcl'cih, Of Grccnvillc. who has
bccnt,n Il visit to her sister, Mrs. J. T..
AdGcl, left last week for her home.
The following pupils Of the tenth
grade went on the honor roll last week:
Eunicc lusscy, Tom Goodwin, Grace
Phillips, Carl Blair and Meta Palmer.
pr. Prince, the popular pharmacist
ut Drndy X ponnaltl's, was ut Able
willie on Sunday, returning on Mon
day.
Cadet Ben Lee, Of Clemson College,
was at home on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
Mr.J NJ. Chics went to Grccnylle
last Sunday evening to see his brother,
l.d., who has been absent from home
for two y,.;,rs. Ell. has just returned
from the Philippines.
Jesse V. Cobb is in town. He hasrc-
Gently been ut work in Spartanburg.
Captain Foster and Mr.. j. +. Rich
ardson, Of the Observer and News, re-
spcctivc!y, of Greenville, were in town
last Friday.
Mr.. David Garrison, an old and sub
stantial citizen Of Grccnvillc County,
who lives just across the river from
rclzcr, is quite sick. His friends are
quite anxious about him.
The Smyth Rifles will hold Il meet
ing i'll their Armory Thursday night to
make preparations about their annual
supper:
Col. Bcattic Gossctt, of Quincy. Fla,
stopped over on his way from the
l.s,fs 1o Snt, nj
TIC Is just rs jorial rs ever, and he had
busy day Of it shaking hands with
his nlmy friends.
Misses Estcllc Earle, Emily and Eliza
I'cattic. DIR. }aylis Earle and Messrs.
Perry lscattic and Lawrence Iattcr-
son, OF Grcenvillc, were the guests of
Captain and Mrs. Smyth last Sunday.
MIR. Marvin -. Lcsslic and Miss Ollie
Casey were married last Sunday by
Rev. Mr.. Stewart
Mrs. Il. G. Herbert returned home
Friday. from t:rccnvillc, where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Earle.
Mcssrs: |. j. Phillips, OF this place.
and j. II. Charles, of tho Peoples
Store at Piedmont, left Saturday af-
tcrn0On last for the Northern mar
kcts.
Mr.. Jim Adams, of No. 4, spent last
Thursday i'll Grccnvillc. On Friday
y
cutting Huyler's candy.
According, to previous appointment
quite number OF young men assem-
Dlcd themselves Friday night mt the
Bnptist Church and agreed to hold Il
prayer and praise service in the Church
every Sunday, evening nt ESQ o'clock.
Ihls lsa good beginning, and we hope
that this movement will spread until
every young man in Pelzer will feel
thnt II ia hiS Tufu n f.uI
Mr. and Mrs. s. Robt. Power went to
Laurcns County to spend their honey
moon with theirmOthcr. They return
cd on Thursday last, and, judging from
appearance, Bob. never will quit smil-
ing.
Mr. Emmett l.. Wcisncr was married
to Miss Mary Campbell by Rev. Mr..
Stewart last Thursday evening. Cupid
.is Just like Il working man, you can't
keep him down.
Col. j. ii. Averill, of Charleston, has
recently been travelling through the
State working up al interest in IN
Exposition to be held in Charleston in
1901. Hc reports quite an interest
manifested. Let every citizen go to
work to boom the Exposition. 1t will
DC the best advertising scheme the
State has ever entered into. If you
have water power on your place, have
plat made and put on exhibitions; have
you fine woodland, have specimens
nicely finished up and sent down; have
you minerals, put specimen of same on
exhibition; have you mineral water on
yOur place, have same analyzed and
put on exhibition; is your place special
ly fitted for seeding grasses and raising
cattle, horses, etc., give full description
OF same with photographs and put
same on exhibition We hone TINT orr
farmers will catch the idea for which
the scheme is originated and &C to
work now preparing something ON
their own farms to place on exhibition.
Let everybody help and advertise our
many wonderful resources systemati-
cally and it will give in impetus to
this prosperous County that she has
| never had before. join BEE BEE.
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