The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-07
Local News,
WEDNESDAY, AUG. Z, 1901.

Mr. Rutledge Osborne and family
have gone to Cashiers Valley to srend
q few weeks.
Mr. w. D. Simpson and family left
this morning for Highlands, N. c., to
epend few weeks.
Good rains have fallen very gene
rally over the county, and crops have
Improved wonderfully.
Mrs. j. L. Tribble and family have
returned from visit of several days to
the mountains Of North Carolina.
The Anderson base ball team left
Sunday for q two weeks playing at
darlington, Marion, Florence and other
towns.
Married, August 4th, by J. Reid
Garrison. Notary Public, Mr.. o. C.
Gillespie to Miss Annie Moseley. both
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Last Friday evening the Fats and
Leans played a game of ball at the
park, which resulted in score of 10 to
10, in favor of the Fats.
We have received copy of the Times,
printed at Belton, s. G. 1t is edited
by r. w. Nash, and presents q credit
able appearance. May it live long and
prosper.
We are requested to give notice that
the protracted meeting at Neais Creek
church has been postponed to Saturday
night before the third Sunday in
August.
Col. and Mrs. j. N. Brown, who have
been spending a few weeks in the
mountains, have returned home. Their
daughter, Miss Varina, will remain
q while longer.
John Crider, an escaped convict from
the Anderson County Chain Gang, was
captured in Ebert County, Ca, one
day last week and turned over to the
County Supervisor.
Our venerable friend. Mr. o. HIP,
Fant, celebrated his SOth birthday last
Thursday at the home of his son, Rev.
ii. B. FAINT. Although quite feeble, he
is enjoying good health.
The concert given last Friday night
for the benefit of St. Jossph's Catholic
Church was greeted by pretty fair
audience and the recitations and spe-
cialties vas highly enjoyed.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Saylors, Ct Martin
Township. lost their little infant,
Pearlc, last Thursday. She was buried
at Mt. Bethel. the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. N. G. Wright.
30: Evans & Co.'S. advertisement
came in too late to get in this weeks
paper. We notice that they are giving
reduction of 25 per cent on all cloth
ing. Look out for it next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Norris left for the
mountains this morning by private
conveyance. They will stay about
three weeks and visit Highlands and
their summer home ut Horse Cove.
Vivian Scott, 6-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Scott, died with
diphtheria and scarlet fever Monday
at O'Clock. The interment took place
at Mt. Pisgah yesterday at II o'clock. ,f
Rev r. H. Burriss, of Newsome,
Va, is on visit to relatives aud
friends in this County. Mr. Burriss
is successful preacher in his adopted
home, being pastor of four churches. ..
Rev. v. 1. Masters and family, Beech
Island, 8. c.. are on visit to the up
country. Mr.. and Mrs. Masters have
many friends and relatives in this sec
tion who are always glad to meet them.
Mr. w. c. Garrett, of Pelzer, dropped
in to see US Monday. He is B7 years
CID and says ne is prospering in this
worlds goods and feels secure in the
hope that he will fare we'll in the next
world.
Rev. Mr.. Copeland has been con-
Quoting protracted meeting at Hope
we'll fol, some days and, as a result, at
least thirty five additions to the church
have been made. The meeting closed
Monday night.
Hall Bros. have moved to their new
quarters and are Offering some special
Inducements in prices. See new ad-
vertieement. These young gentlemen
deserve great deal of credit for their
push and energy and are destined to
do we'll. 8
Afprotracted meeting was begun at.
Mountain Creek Sunday morning.
There was no preaching Sunday night,
due to the fact that Rev. Mr.. Copeland,
the pastor, was closing a meeting at
Hopewell, where his efforts had been
greatly blessed.
Helen Earle, the little five-year- old
daughter Of Mrs. j. B. Cooley, Of Hol-
lands Store, died last Thursday night
of scarlet fever. The remains were
buried Friday in the Presbyterian
Cemetery, Rev. s. j. Cartledge con-
n rnkS e. i -. y.