The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-06-05

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at the Orr bill has been completed and
services were held there last Sunday
The date for its dedication has not yet
been fixed Rev. S. l.. Pickett will be-
gin saries of meetings in the Church
tomorrow evening.
The Ninety-Six correspondent of the
Greenwood Journal says: "Misses
Duckworth and Breazeale of Anderson
are visiting ut Mrs. j. w. Patterson's.
| They were entertained at n delightful
party Tuesday evening, in which q
number of our young people partici-
pated."
Ellen Churchwell and Jane Morris.
two young negro women, got into q
row on Bolton street last Saturday
morning. which resulted in the former
stabbing the latter several times in the
back and cutting two gashes across her
| face; one &c .ho;n sovuring an artery in
the temple.
Mr.. John l.. Jolly, of Denver, An
derson County, is the supervising ar
chitect and contractor in the building
Of mr. N. l.. Fant's residence in Mid
way. Mr.. jolly is a fine mechanic and
will no doubt exhibit his skill and good
taste on the work he is now engaged
Walhalln Courier.
The South Carolina State Dental
Association convenes to-day in it's
thirty-first annual session at the Isle of
Palms. DR.. A. G. Strickland, of this
city, is on the programme for clinical
demonstration of "novel ideas on
crown and bridge work, contouring
and shaping with pliers"
Rev. S. L. Wilson. pastor of two or
three Presbyterian Churches in Oconee
County, has resigned to accept the po
sition of State evangelist for the Pres
byterian Synod in Virginia. Mr.. Will
son is we'll known in upper Carolina,
and his many friends will regret to
hear of him leaving this section.
AS result of the examination held
in this city on the 25th ult. the West
Point cadetship from the Third Con-
gressional District has been awarded
to our young friend, Ernest NJ. Wat
kins, second son of Clerk of Court
John G. Watkins, of this city. Ralph
w. Pennel, of this County, is his alter
nate.
Mary Lee, the 10-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Dood, died at
their home in this city last Thursday
night, after brief illness. The re-
mains were inferred at Mt. Tabor
Church, near Pendleton, on Saturday.
The devoted parents have the sympa-
thies of all their friends in their sore
bereavement.
A wholesale drug house is soon to be
opened in Anderson with capital Of
about $4,000, under the management
of that live, progressive firm, Ligon g.
Ledbetter, who are now in the whole-
sale grocery business. The new busi-
ness will be located in the building
adjoining their grocery establishment,
and under their management is sure to
be success.
The Oratorio, "The Prince Of Peace"
will be sung in Erskine College Audi
tOrium tomorrow (Thursday) evening
at o'clock by the Oratorio Society of
Due West, with chorus of forty-fve
voices. 1t will no doubt be an inter-
esting occasion and should attract a
large audience. The admission fee is
only 15 cents. We are indebted to the
society for an invitation to attend.
The Evans Pharmacy has just placed
in position one of the largest and hand
somest soda fountains to be seen in any
city in the State. Ithas three draughts
and Is twenty feet long, made of fine
onyx stone and tastiiy decorated. The
genial proprietors of this pharmacy
now have one of the most beautiful
and up-to-date drug stores in the
State Call and see their new foun-
tain.
AS announced in last weeks issue, L..
P. Smith will run train to Charleston
on Tuesday, June 18th. Train will
leave Anderson at 10 o'clock, noon, and
leave Charleston at 10 O'Clock q. m.,
June 18th. The fare will be 1926 for
round trip. This is delightful time to
visit the city and all who can should
avail themselves of this opportunity
The Independent Hook and Ladder
Company have elected to take this trip
with MIR. Smith, besides o great many
other people in the city and county.
A presbytery, consisting Of Rev. ID.
l. Spearman. Rev. E. A. Durham, Revo
c. w. Campbell and deacons repre-
senting Mountain Springs, hit. Airy
and White Plains Baptist Churches,
met Mt Mountain Springs Church last
Saturday and ordained Deacons ]. w.
Smith, James Smith and S. G.. Irby.
Mr. Campbell preached the sermon,
MIR. Spearman offered the prayer and
mir. Durham delivered the charge. A