The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-12

captain remington has moved
his family from this city to Orange
burg. Mr. TriDble, from near Bolton.
will move into the house vacated by
Capt. Pennington. ON Orr street.
Messrs. w. L. Casey, will Stone. j.
q. VOLTAGE and Robert Jones, Of Sep
tns, Julius Ducwerth. Of Waco, and
Messrs. Mitchell and Harbin, of Ander-
son, left Central, s. c., Tuesday, Dec.
4th, for Texao.
Married, on Sunday, December o,
1900. at the residence of the brides
father, Mr. L. c.. Garrett, by Magis-
trate J. p. Anderson, Mr.. j. G.. Donald
and MISC Nettie l.. Garrett, oil of
Anderson County.
Invitations iiave been issued to the
fmarriage Of Miss Rena Rice, Of Bolton,
and Prof. b. Z. Geer, Of Greenville.
The ceremony will occur in the Bap-
tist Church at Belton ON Thursday,
goth inst, at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. w. X. Sanders, of Bolton, Texas,
is in Anderson visiting his aunt, Mrs.
q. G. Skelton. Mr.. Sanders is steno-
grapher in the general Office of the NJ,
IA. q l.. K. r.: and ia taking months
vacation recuperating his health.
Mrs. w. D. Moorer, now of Globe,
Anderson County, accompanied by w.
d. MoOrer, Jr., is visiting relatives at
Scranton this week. Mrs. Moorer is
pleasantly remembered here rs Miss
Beatrice Graham.-Kingstreo Record
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Fretwell, who
have been visiting relatives in Ander-
son, have returned to their home in
Orangeburg, and in few weeks will
go to Petersburg. Va, where Mr.. Fret
we'll has contract for grading rail
road.
Now is the time for our readers to
como to Anderson and buy their Christ
mas goods. Take a copy of TIE In
TELLIGENcER and look over what our
advertisers have to say and be sure to
visit their stores when wishing bar
gains.
The early oats are all right. We
have had enough cool weather to check
their growth. 1t is a very rare occur
renee that oats are injured by being
20 early, and most Of them are injured
and often ruined every year by being
too late.
Ben. Chancellor, q negro convict
who escaped from j. S. Fowler's stock
ade in this County two years ago, was
captured by the police in Atlanta few
days ago. Deputy Sheriff Dillingham;
| went to Atlanta and brought him back
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Watt Grant, accom-
panied by their children, OF Hart
County, Ga, were in the city to- day
and gave us an appreciated call. They
formerly resided in the Fork and have
gone up there to visit old friends and
relatives.
Mr.. j. B. McGce, Jr., who has been
farming in Varennes Township, has
purchased farm near Bowman, Ga,
and left yesterday with his family to
make his home there. Mr. McGee is
good citizen, and, while we regret to
see him leave our County, we commend
him to the confidence of the people of
his new home.
Mr.. w. NJ. Sayiors died at Pelzer on
Sunday, and inst, in the 52nd year of
his age. He had bsen in feeble health
for year or more. He leaves q wife
and i've children to mourn his death.
His remains were inferred at Mt. Beth
Ell Church on TUESDAY following his
death, Rev. N. G. Wright conducting
the funeral services. -
Farmers who are still holding their
cotton should keep close watch on it
to prevent it from becoming wet and
damaged. The farmers as class pay
heavy tax every year in the way of
loss from damaged and wet cotton. A
man who has labored to make bale of
cotton ought by all means, to take
care of it until 1t is sold.
Rev. w. B. Hawkins, of this County.
has received n unanimous call from the
Baptist Churches at Gainesville and
Toccoa, Ga, to serve them as pastor
next year, but his Churches in this
County would not give him up and he
has declined to accept the call. His
many friends in this County will be
more than pleased to know that he will
remain here.
Rev. j. N. Fl. Summerell preached his
last sermon as pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, last Sundaynieht.
and was greeted by very large con-
gregation. Yesterday he and his fami-
iy left for Washington, N. C. MIR.
Snmmerell has been resident of An
derson for five years, and the many
friends of he and his family regret to
sec them leave.
The following officers have been
elected to serve Hiram Lodge, No. 0e.
A. IF. NJ, the ensuing year: j T.. Farmer.