The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-14

George NJ. To'iy, of this city, attend
ed the annual meeting of the Funeral
DiTectors' State Association in Spar
tanburg last week and was elected seo-
retary OF the Association for the ensu-
ing year. He delivered an interesting
address at the meeting on the subject
of "The Removal of Blood and it's I'm
portance to the Embalmer."
Mr.. Job. Yeargin, of this County
kindly remembered us with an invita-
tion to attend the commencement ex-
ercises of the College Of Science and
College of English Of the National
Normal University at Lebanon, Ohio.
He is member of the graduating class
and will return home to again take up
his work in the school room.
Next Friday morning persons inter
estcd in the old Pickens graveyard, in
III Brusly Creek Township, will meet
there for the purpose nf cleaning ;t ottii
This is one of the historic spots of our
County A number of our soldiers Of
the Revolutionary war are buried
there, and their graves should be kept
in nice condition. 1t is hoped that
every citizen of the neighborlood who
cnn possihly DO SO vii! turn out and as
sist in the work.
at n meeting of the Pioneer Fire
Company last Monday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected to servo
the ensuing year: President, Noel B.
Sharpe; Vicc-presidcnt, p. C.. Fant;
Secretary and Treasurer, w. III. Muir
ply; Director, II. B. Henderson. a
special meeting of the company will be
held tomorrow afternoon at G:3O
o'clock. All the members are urged to
| attend.
The survivors of Co. Z, 20thS. G. ",
will hold their annual reunion Mt Meals
Creek church on Wednesday, 2Sth inst.
| Hon. G.. +. Prince, Gen. Nj. l.. Bon
ham and c. 6. Dantzler, Esq, of
| Orangeburg, q son of the former Colo
mel of the Regiment, have accepted in
vitations to address the Veterans. The
public is invited to attend and bring
we'll filed dinner baskets.
Jno. Carter, Claude Keys, Charles
King. Henry Harris and w. L. Harris,
of Fairdeal, Anderson, County, passed
through the village Friday on their
way to the mountains. Mr.. w. L.
Harris is the gentleman who, with his
wife, had the novel surprise OF having
q ayoung child thrust into their keeping
while on their way from Spartan6urg
all grown attached to the child and
count their surprise as an unexpected
observation-disclosures Journal,
The Pickens Journal Of the Sth inst.
says: Friends of B. A. Hagood and
Ernest F. Cochran, present assistants
to the U. S. District Attorney. will be
pleased to learn that Mr.. John G..
Caners, recently appointed and quail
itied District Attorney, will retain
them CO his assistants. These gentle
men are able young lawyers whose
records in this Office reflect credit on
them" Mr.. Cochran's many friends in
Anderson will be more than pleased
to know that he will be retained in his
| position.
| The meetings which have been in
progress at Lebanon church, under the
leadership of the pastor, Rev. T. P.
Lide, assisted by Rev. A. A. Marshall,
D. D., of the Raleigh, IN. CO. First
Baptist church, have been signal sue.
GEES throughout. DR.. Marshall has
been athis best from the first, ana large
congregations have gA. iered at every
meeting to listen to his clear exposi-
| ton Of the gospel of love. Many ad-
ditions and restOrations have been
made to the church as result of the
people. AS In all other communities
where DR.. Marshall is known, he is
greatly beloved by the Lebanon people.