The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-04-17

at 8 o'clock q. m. The public is COR
dially invited to attend and to bring
dinner baskets. as it is proposed to
spend tho entire day in praise ser
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Mauldin,
Mrs. j. A. Brock md daughter, DR.. w.
FL. Nardin, Jr., and Raymond Mattison
attended the marriage Of Miss Daisy
Blackwell and DR.. Will Shannon at
Elberton, Ga, or Wednesday, the 10th
inst. Miss Eileen Mauldin also attend
ed and was bridesmaid at the we'd
ding.
Anderson's most clever and efficient
Chief of Police, Captain John w.
Dillingham;, is wearing q very broad
smile and no doubt the hnpniest n:;i
in town. A bright, sweet little girl
his first-arrivcd at his homo few
days ago, and the City Council has
justly increased his salary to SO
month.
Attention is directed to the advcr-
tisement in another column Of tho
Parinn Paint Co., of Atlanta, whose
paints are sold in this city by T.. b.
Crayton & Co. The Parian paint has
a national reputation, and is guaran-
tced to give satisfaction to every pur-
chaser. Call at ayton g. Co.'s, sec
the samples and get prices.
Mr.. l.. Wolgerman, one of the most
popular "knights Of the grip" repre-
senting the wholesale firm of j. S.
Lesser g. Co. of New York. spent last
Saturday in the city. and was VOL
come visitor TO our sanctum. This was
his first visit to this section of tho
South, and says no never met moro
hospitable and courteous people in all
his travels.
All Sovereigns are cordially invited
to participate in tho unveilng ccre-
monies of e monument erected by the
Woodmen of the World Mt the grave of
Sovereign j. Charles Acker, lato mem
Der of Myrtle Camp, No. 80. of Bolton.
The exercises will be held at Be1ton
Cemetery next Sunday, April 21st, be-
| ginning at 1890 o'clock. The South
ern Railroad has given special rates to
| all Camps from Grcenvilic to Green
wood, including Abbcville and Ander-
son. Public generally invited.
T.. P. Smith has secured train for
Atlanta, Ga, to be run on May end.
Train will leave Piedmont at 7:30 q. m,
Bolton $40, Anderson $3.50, arriving in
Atlanta at 1:30 p. IN. Returning, leave
Atlanta at 1880 p. M, May 3rd. Fare
from Anderson 1910. See hands bills
for further particulars. This will be
daylight trip both going and returning.
This is remarkably cheap rate to the
"Gate City," and great many people
will take advantage of it. Mr. Smiths
excursions are we'll conducted and
everybody may expect pleasant trip.
A most pleasing entertainment will
be given at the Bolton Hall, ut Bolton,
Friday evening, 10Th inst. The pro-
gram, as arranged by Miss Quattle-
baum, of the Bolton High School, will
! consist of recitations, drills, dialogues
and music. Mrs. j. w. Quattlebaum,
of Anderson, and Miss Zula Brock, of
the Graded School of this city, have
kindly consented to furnish music. We
feel assured that oil who attend will be
amply repaid. Proceeds will be given
jointly to the School Library and to
! the parsonage.
Col. James A. Hoyt, of Greeny lille,
will deliver an address at Pendleton on
Decoration Day, which will be observ-
| ed on Saturday, May 4th. at which
time all the old Veterans of the Fourth
Regiment and Palmetto Sharpshooters
and of any other command that can
get out are to be on hand. C. L. Reid,
of Walhalla, who is an honorary men,
ber of Camp Tallie Simpson, U. c. ".
ut Pendleton, will attend and bring
with him the old battle flag of tho
Palmetto Sharpshootcrs. The friends
of the Veterc.rs are cordially invited
to attend and participate in the cxcr-
cises.
| The Abbeville Medium, of the 11th
| inst, says: "Miss Mamie Cox and DR..
| Wharton, of Iva, were married yester-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. X. T..
Cox, in the presence of few friends
and relatives. Rev. A. L. Patterson,
of Mt. Carmel, performed the interest
ing ceremony. Miss Cox, until few
months ago, was teacher of the eighth
I grade in the Graded School. She is q
bright and accomplished young wo-
man and has many friends who wish
her much happiness. DR.. Wharton is
q prominent physician Of Anderson
County and is II fortunate young man.
May they live long and prosper"
In the Williamson Female College
Notes, published in the last issue of the
Williamson News, the Roll of Honor
for the last section embraces the fol-
lowing names, many of whom are
from Anderson County: Misses Madge
Il