The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-08-06

nave moved to Anderson to make their
tuture home. Mr. Taylor is good
citlzen and We extend he and his fami-
va cordial welcome to the electric
City"
hev. S. j. Cartledge, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, has been
granted months vacation by his con-
gregation, and, accompanied by his
wlfe, ne has gone to the mountains of
North Carolina.
A few days ago Mrs. G. 2. McClel-
lana: OF Hopewell Township, present.
ed The Intelligencer force with q bask-
ct OF buncomb apples. for which we
return our thanks. The apples were
line and most delicious.
Our clever young friend, S. j. Buch.
anan' OF the lola section, presented us
last Saturday with baaket of the,
>nnest peaches we have ever eaten Or
sesn produced III this country, for
which we return many thanks.
Olive. the bright little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Roberts, died at
saeir home at the Riverside Mill last
saturday aged about two years. On
sunday morning the remains were in
Serred at Silver Brook cepstery.,
Our former townsnan. W. Beatv
'Gossett, of Quincy, Fla, who has been
visiting relatives in Williamson, spent
a day IN Che city last week and gave
nsNsa pleasant call. The Gland of
Flowers' seem to be treating him well.
Thos. E. Smith was over from AM
derson few days this week shaking
hands with his numerous friends. He
is connected with prominent business
mouse OF that city and is Winning sue
cess cess for O himself every day .-Hartwell
Misses Daisy and Annie Riley have
been notified ,by Prof. D. B. johnson
that they have won the two scholar
ships ~Sor Winthrop College. The
examination was held here about two
weeks ago. There were about twenty
applicants.
Dr. Il. l.. Branyon, of the American
dental parlors. Charleston, S. c., ia
spending few days with relatives at
his old home, Honea Path. The Doc.
tor is enjoying fine practice in Char
lesion, and is making new friends
every day.
Prof. w. H. Milford's normal music
school, which opened at Beaverdam
Church last Monday, will close with a
concert on Wednesday night, Goth inst.
instead OF on Friday night, 18th inst.
as was announced in The Intelligencer
last week.
AT the campaign meeting here yes
.erday Hon. Wyatt Aiken, candidate
tor Congress-, was presented with
ovely bouquet of flowers by members
If Co. &C." First s. C. Infantry. Red.
White and blue ribbon was very promi
lent on the flowers.
Miss Jennie Nevitt, of Anderson.
VINO has been visiting Mt the homo of |
'lr. and Mrs. Clark in Union, returns
o Anderson to-day. Miss Emma Clark
md Mrs. j. a. Sawyer and little son |
will accompany her tor visit to rela-
ives in Anderson.-Union Times, 1st
nst.
The State Farmers Institute will
pen at Clemson College next Monday,
1th inst. and continue in session one
Veek. Farmers from all parts of the
tate Will attend, and there will be
aany features OF the greatest interest
o them. We hope Anderson County
7ill be well represented there.
Miss Edna Earle, of Anderson, ar
ived in the city Monday and is visiting
er friend, Miss Amelia Beckham,
liss Earle graduated in typewritine>f
nd stenography at Winthrol several
ears ago and is now filing a ,respon-
lble position with the Reid Music
louise in Anderson.-RockH Hill Herald.
A candidate out Vest who had
reat weakness fop>handshaking con-
racted dreadf6 disease by this man
er of campaigning and had to have
- st0 Lnl8
gpevent any of the Anderson Coun-
candidates from having to carry on
leir campaign single handed in the
lture.
Mr.. P. X. McCully returned to An
erson yesterday. He spent the pasr
|even months in Spartanburg in the
)ttOn business as the selling aoant
'r the G. H. Mcdaniel Bros. During
is etay here Mr.. McCully has made
lany friends who regret his departure
.om the city.-SpartauD1rg Herald,
lat ult.
We>aTe glad to note that our friend.
L. BIissey, has been elected to the
ldermanic board of Anderson. We
ave been thinking all along that Mr..
I. was AL, and now we know that the
eople e OF Anderson think so, too.
hey are fully aware of the fact that
1ey have good citizen in Mr.. Bris-
ey.-Williamston News.