The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-08-27
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. AZ, 1902.

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Cotton is being brought 10 the mar
ket nearly every day now.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of Moore, Acker & Co.
Mr. John L. Arnold, has gone on a
viat to his daughter, Mrs. Gammel, as
Atlanta,
Col. J. N. Brown and family have
gone to Beach Haven, N. j., to spend o
few weeks.
Miss Christine Dickson, of Colum-
bia. is in the city visiting the family of
j. L. Farmer.
Us. Land. well known insurance
agent Of Columbia, spent few days in
the city last week.
Rev. NJ B. Kelly has gone to Mari
eta, s. c., to assist in protracted
meeting being held there.
B. Q. Evans is id the Northern mar
kets buying up a tremendous Fall
stock of gents' furnishings.
Rey. ]. l. h.,;Lin win preach at Mid
way Church next Sunday instead Of on
the first Sunday in September
Three tracts of land in Honea Path
township are offered for sale by Joel
u. Harper. See advertisement.
DR.. w. Avery, who has been taking
q special course in dentistry in Balti-
more, returned home few days ago.
The annual excursion from Charles
ton to the mountains last Wednesday
brought large crowd to this section.
Rev. JHL. McLin will conduct the
regular prayer meeting services at the
First Presbyterian Church this
afternoon. .es
Rev. '-S.' j. Cartledge will return
home this week and viii fili his pulpit
at the First Presbyterian Church next
Sunday as usual.
Ardra B. Presley, Of Elberton, Ga,
has moved to this city with his family,
and is employed in the harness chop Of
II. G. johnson &1Son.
A. B. Carpenter, Of Greenville, one
OF the most popular drummsrs on the
road, was in the city last Saturday and
gave us O pleasant call.
Mrs. D. M. Wilson and Oscar Moore
left last week fOr Baltimore and New
York to buy new stock of fall and win
ter goods for Moore, Acker g. Co.
Married, on Tuesday, Aug. 10, 1909,
by &. B. A. Robinson, Notary Public,
and at his residence, Mr.. w. A. Simp.
son and Miss Ada Fisher, all of Ander-
son County.
Our young friend, j.. Frank Brea-
zeale, who holds o position in the agri-
cultural department in Washington, is
visiting his parents-and other relatives
in this county.
Cur young friend, B. B. Hart, who
has been clerking for J. II. Patrick, is
now with the Anderson Grocery Co.,
where he will be pleased to serve his
friends at any time. <
The Williamson Cotton Mill, which
has been in operation for two months,
with 5000 spindles is to be doubled in
size anil 10000 spindles will be in opera
ton in short while.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement Of the Globe Store, which vii;
open for business next Monday on
Granite Row, in the building recentlv
vacated by w. F. Marshall & Co.
Walnut Camp, Wo0dmen .of the
World, of Pelzer, unveiled smonument
at Honea Path last Sunday to thu mem
ory Of the late Luther s. Blgby. A
large crowd witnessed the exercises.
Capt.J G., Marshall is back on his
Old runOn tho Blue Ridge. He is oc-
cupying p outage on East Boundary
Be-, and the. people Of Anderson are
glad to hage he and his estimable fam
lily back
They say that quail, or partridges,
will be very abundant this Fall. Half
grown rabbits are pretty thick on
some farms. Two OF three Of them
we'll broiled make dainty dish for low
ers OF good things. Y
We are requested to announce that
w. W.Leathers has left the minutes
OF the Saiuda Association for the va
rious Churches at Dean g. Ratliffa's
atore. and would be glad to have some
one call and get them.
John r. Keith, son of the late W. C.
Keith, Esq. of,Walhalla, died at Min
danoa, Philippine Islands, last June.
He was Q member of Troop A, 18th q.
8. Cavalry and highly esteemed. His
father was Adjutant Of Orr's Rifles.
The members of the Woman's Mis-.
sionary Society of Bolton will give
lawn party and serve ice cream at the
residences Of j. T.. Rice tomorrow
(Thnrsday} evening from g. to ii 4
O'clock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.