The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-12-11

L he INTELLIGENCER Is represented Dy
our Mr.. Langston and his neice, Miss
Norma Garrette.
Hon. J. Bolton Watson, DR.. r. F..
Diver, j. T.. Farmer and r. E. Ligon
are attending the Grand Lodge Of Ma
sons in Charleston as representatives
of the two Lodges in this city.
Married, on Tuesday, December, 8,
1901, at the home Of Richard Harris. at
the Orr Cotton Mills, by Rev. G. NJ.
Rogers, Mr.. Robert Harris and Miss
Dora West, all of Anderson County.
1t has been announced by friends in
Greenville of Court Stenographer
Wyatt Aiken, of Abbeville, that he
will be in the race for Congress from
the Third District in the next cam
paign.
William, the 8-yenr- old son of w. D.
Browning, who lives at the Cox Yarn
Mill, died last Saturday afternoon.
after G brief illness, and was inferred
in Silver Brook Cemetery Sunday af-
ternoon,
The farmers have about finished
picking cotton and are now very busy
sowing wheat. In some sections of tho
County the acreage in wheat is being
considerably increased over that of
last season.
Tho Good Roads Convention begins
in Creenville next Monday and con-
tinues five days. We hope Anderson
County will be we'll represented there.
One faro for the round trip on the
Southern Railway.
j. Archey Cox, one of Bolton Town
ships successful farmers, was among
our visitors last week to renew his sub
scription. He also has been q continu-
GUS subscriber to THE INTELLIGENCER
since it's first issue.
Another poor, deluded being is try
Ing to resurrect the old Wadsworth
land claim in and around Anderson.
This happens once in about every five
or ten years, but never amounts to any,
CnlnS ana never Will.
Miss Dora Herring, of Townville,
spent last week in Anderson visiting
friends and relatives. She made host
of friends during her visit, and will
probably make Anderson her home
during the coming year.
At the annual session of the Baptist
State Convention in Florence last week
Rev. j, D. Chapman, of this city, was
electeda member of the State Execu-
tive Board. He will make most en-
ergetic and Jealous member.
The Greenville News of yesterday
says: "Miss Maude Rosamond, q popu-
lar young lady from Brushy Creek, An
derson County, who has been visiting
Miss jamie Gibson, left yeste rday for
Charleston to attend the exposition"
Rev. r. r. DagnalI, who has been
assigned by his Conference to the pas
torate of the Methodist Churches at
Starr and Iva, is the father of our
young townsman, A. II. DagnalI, ESQ.
He served the Church at Pickens last
year.
The fire alarm last Monday about 6
o'clock p. m. was caused by the burn
ing out of q chimney at the home of j.
l.. Hawkins, on South Main street. It
was long, muddy run for our brave
firemen, who are always ready and
willing to do their duty.
The city fathers are now figuring on
q sewerage syste. for Anderson. AT
a meeting Of the council last Friday
night j. L. Ludlow, an engineer and an
experienced sewer builder, gave it as
his opinion that the system could be
put in for ec5, 5,0OOor $4,000.
S..N. Browne, of Centerville Town
ship. who has 30 efficiently and ably
filed the position of Magistrate for a
number Of years, has rendered his re-
signation to The Governor, andit has
been reft rred to the Senator and Rep
resentat.ves II this County to name his
successor.
The Bolton Dramatic Club will rem
der the amateur drama, in two acts,
Among the Breakers" and the farce,
"Thirty 1linutes for Refreshments,n at
the Academy Hall, Belton, S. C., on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 25th. Ad-
mission, 25 cents; reserved seats, 35
cents; children, under 12. years old, Is
cents.
President Beattie, Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad, is. now ready to begin the
erection of the union depot in this city.
twill be erected on the site Of the
present depot. which will be moved
out of the way and used until the new
one is completed. The new depot will
cost about $4,000, and the work will
commence at once.
A book typewriter has been put in
the Office of the Clerk of Court. 1t is
large and fine machine and is tho 1e-
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