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

MT. Dennis O'Donnell, of Sumter, is
in the city visiting relatives.
"Make hay while the sun Shines
is valuable adage for the farmers
now.
A large number of Andersonians are
visiting the mountains and other popu-
lar GUNNER resorts,
Several of our merchants arc off to
the eastern cities to buy their fall and
winter stocks of goods.
Some very fine watermelcns and can
taloupes are being brought to the city
every day by our farmers
The annual excursion from the low
country to this section of the State will
talze place next Wednesday.
The peach crop in this section is
very faulty, and a great deal of the
fruit is falling from the trees.
Auditor Boleman and son, Webster,
and Raymond Mattison have gone TO
the Pan-American Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Med. Cater, OF a bbe-
vile, came up last week to spend few
days in the city wi relatives.
Mr. w. p. Cook has some line prop
erty in and near Iva for sale. Read his
advertisement in another column.
| Rev. W. w. Sadler and wife, of
Florence, are in the city visiting the
latters mother, Mrs. A. T. Mauldin.
Messrs- L. d. and S. p. Stribling Of
fer valuable plantation in Oconee
County fer sale. See advertisement.
Mrs. L. G.. Garrett and Miss Mamie
Jenkins. of Alabama, are in Anderson
visiting their sister, Mrs. j. A. Austin.
The Farmers Institute began at
Clemson College last Monday. Ander-
son County is we'll represented there.
E. L. Clark, OF Union, S. c., has
been spending few days in Anderson
visiting his mother and other relatives.
John T. Burriss has just received a
lot OF secondhand tin roofing which he
will sell cheap. Read has advertise
ment.
ChiQuola Lodge, knights Of Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. All the members are urged to
attend.
Rev. j. r. Earle will preach at Salem
church next Sunday morning, 18th
inst, at the usual hour for holding
services.
w. F. n arshall g. Co. requests us to
cay that the plaids advertised in last
weeks issue Mt 81 cents have lust been
received.
Cadet w. II. Newell, who has been
spending his vacation at home near
this city, returned to Clemson College
last Monday.
Col. r. w. Simpson, who has been
quite sick at hie home in Pendleton, is
now convalescing, and it is hoped will
soon be out again.
Rev. o. J, Copeland will begin q pro-
tracted meeting atNeal's Creek Church
next Friday night at o'clock. Every
body is invited to attend.
This has been poor honey year.
That made for a few days. in May was
good. Since that time the bees have
collected and stored little.
Mr. B. W. Drummond is the proudest
man in Anderson, for his boy is the
finest little fellow in Latimer's whole
district.-Ba People.
THE INTELLIGENCER is indebted to
Mr.. Eugene Milford for basket of
fine grapes, Such treats are always
appreciated by the printers.
An account of the meeting at Deans,
Rev. r. G. Ligon requests us to saw
that there will be no preaching at
Roberts church next Sunday.
The examination Of teachers of the
white schools takes place next Friday
and Saturday. See the notice Of
County Superintendent Nicholson.
Ernest Smith and Henry Todd, of Co
lumbia, came to Anderson last week. to
spend few days with their parents
and enjoy little rest and recreation.
y The friends interested and members
of the congregation will meet at Ebe-
nezer Church next Friday morning for
the purpose of cleaning off the grave
yard
Lee G. Holleman, of the Peoples
Bank, left Monday on his vacation
trip to his old home in Walhalla, and
will visit other places before he re-
turns.
State superintendent of Education
McMahan spent last Friday in Ander-
son and delivered an address to the
teachers attending the County Normal
School.
Rev. O. j. Copeland will preach at
| Hopewell tonight (Wedneailaxl md