The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-10-23

Dy Two OF her brothers, Willie and
Talmagc, of Varennes Township, left
last week tn enter the Dixie On. CO
High School.
Messrs- Milford and Locke will con-
duct on all-day singing at Flat Rock
Church next Sunday. Every body is
invited to attend and carry their dinner
| basket with them.
The many friends of Col. Il. w.
Simpson, who has been severely aiilict-
ed for several months, will be more
than pleased to hear that he is now
rapidly recupcrating.
The hour for holding evening SER
vices in the Churches of the city has
been changed to 7t3O o'clock. Bear
this iii Inind and be in your pew
promptly at that hour.
Sparks from a passing engine last
Monday evening set fire to cotton on
the platform Of the Southern Railway
at aonea Path and damaged twenty
bales. The loss is slight and is cover
ed by insurance.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ.
+. Church for Greenville District will
convene ut st. Johns NJ. T.. Church, in
this city, on Friday, November 1st, and
continue through the Sunday follow
ing.
An intelligentxarmer says tho cotton
crop this year is exactly reversed from
last year, when there was no early crop
OF any consequence and the yield came
from the late growth. This year the
early planting will furnish tho bulk of
the yield.
A meeting Of Camp Stephen d. Lee,
United Confederate Veterans, will be
held in the Court House next Friday
afternoon at 5 o'clock to consider the
question of building Soldiers Home.
All members are urged to attend by
Commander M. p. Tribble.
Rev. and Mrs. j. S. Cartledge and
Master Cartledge, of Anderson. are
here on q visit to relatives, and are
stopping with Mr.. and AIRS. Thomas.
Mrs. Cartledge was great favorite
here in years gone by as Miss Reita
POullain.--POrf Royal Post.
Married, onSunday, October 90, 1901,
ut the home Of Mr.. e. NJ. Buchanan, in
this city, by Rev. 0. j. Copeland, Mr..
Walter Burriss and Miss Alice Carpen-
ter, eldest daughter Of the late a. A.
Carpenter, both of Anderson County.
A few intimate friends were present to
witness the ceremony.
De- JAS. II. Crawford. who hrs been
practicing medicine in Anderson for
several months, has moved to Wal
halla. The Doctor is most excellent,
clever gentleman, and made many
friends here rewhOregrct to see him leave
u.s. We join his friends in wishing
him much success in HE rev, hume.
The following young ladies from this
County are enrolled as students of Chi
cora College in Greenville: Misses
Rema Farmer, Annie Sadler, Mary
Louise johnson, Eubank Taylor, Apric
Boleman, Ruby Hammond, Matte
Tripp. Leila Thompson, Maggie Thqmp-
son, Clara Simpson. Louise Ligon, An.
ME Shaaa!!s;!;u, Alice McCariey and Eva
Newton.
At the earnest solicitation of his
many friends and for the benefit Of his
wife and numerous children, Mr.. II.
Gilmer Tesld announces himself a can
didatel for popular patronage, having
become STIMULATED at the store of
Mcssrs. Dean Il Ratliffe, of this city,
where he will be delighted to serve his
friends to the best of his ability i'm his
poor weak way.
The barn and stables of Mrs. Mary
A. Davis, who lives about seven miles
west of the city, were burned Tues
day morning about o'clock. \ valu-
able horse and COW, Il buggy. IL lot of
hay and farming implements were con-
summed! inside Tic building. 1t is not
known how the fire originated. The
loss will reach :sl00. on which there
was nOinsulunce.
DR.. II. H. Parker, of Bolton, and
Miss Ida l.. Nickles. of Due West, were
"tticu "t WIS H"lllc VI Tic DrIut
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Nicklcs, of
Due West. on Wednesday afternoon,
10Th inst. Rev. w. j. Wyley, assisted
by Rev. q. Y. Bonner, performing the
ceremony. The c3uplc came to Bolton
that evening and reception was ten
dcred them at the home of A. II. Caup-
bell.
Christine, the ll-ycar-oll daughter
of AIr. C.. Nj. Robbins, died ut her home
in Garvin Township, last Friday. The
remains We're inferred at Eureka
Church on Sunday, Rev. r. =. Lidc
conducting the funeral services. She
was bright, interesting girl. but had
been grcat sufferer since infancy
with disease of the kidneys. The