The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-05-07

mr. noDere b. Cheshire, who has
been with julius H. We'll s. Co. for a
number of years, yesterday resigned
his position with that firm.
Prof. Henry Milford ,sill conduct an
all day singing in the Baptist Church
at Iva next Sunday, iith inst, All
Leaders of vocal music ard the public
generally are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Phoebe McCrary, of Anderson,
10 visiting relatives in and around WAL
halla. She has not been in the city be-
fore in twenty-five years, and it must
be an interesting trip for her.-Oconee
News.
anderson is one of the few counties
IN the State that will not get any por-
tioa of the $25.0o0 recently appropri-
ated by the Dispensary Board to the
school fund of the State. We do not
need it.
Married, on Sunday night, May 8,
1902, by j. P. Anderson, Magistrate,
and at his residence, Mr. George G..
Smith. of Hart County. Ca, and Mics
Fora Gary, daughter of E. NJ. Gary, of
Anderson County.
A meeting of the new County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee was held
In the city last Monday, and it's orgcni-
zation was perfected by electing w.
II. Shearer Secretary and jas. l..
Tribble Treasurer.
The Anderson County Singing Con-
vention, which held it's annual session
at Hopewell Church last Sunday, at
tracted large crowds both days, and
the meeting throughout was most en-
joyable and interesting.
Last Thursday afternoon the roof of
negro cabin, in the northeastern por-
tlon of the city, caught fire. The fire.
men were called out but the fire was
extinguished before they reached the
ca bin. The damage was slight.
H. T. Hays left several days ago for
Anderson, where he went on account of
the sickness of Mrs. Hays. Mrs. Hays
has been sick for some months, and it
is hoped that the change will be bene-
fetal to her.-Greenwood Journal.
Mrs. Walter H. Edwards died at her
home in Millville last Sunday morning,
after IN illness of several months, in
the oath year of her age. She leaves a
husband and ono child. The remains
were carried to PendletOn and inferred
on Monday.
The various soda fountains are doing
good business since the hot season
set in. All sorts of cooling drinks are
to be secured, from the plainest soda to
the fanciest fruit. The proprietors of
the stands have made big preparations
for the business.
AT meeting of the Anderson Bar
Association last week resolution was
adopted endorsing the efforts of Con
gresham johnson, of the Fourth Dis
trict, towards procuring the establish
ment of q separate Federal Court for
the Western District of South Caro-
lima.
Rev. H. r. Afurchison, accompanied
by his wife, has gone to New York to
attend the General Assembly of the
Northern Presbyterian Church as an
invited guest of the trustees of the
missionary fund in the South. He will
be absent from the city two or three
weeks.
Clerk of Court Watkins has received
a supply of the Acts of the last G General
Assembly. It is necessary that each
Magistrate in the County supply him
self with copy of these Acts, and they
are requested to call at the Office
of the Clerk and secure them free of
charge.
Miles T. Ho gan died ut his home in
Hall Township last Sunday afternoon,
after an illness of several weeks. He
was 62 years of age, and leaves wife
an d four children to cherish his men,
ory. Mr.. Hogan was devoted mem
Der of the Baptist Church, and most
highly esteemed by a wide circle OF
friends.
The last issue of the Keowee Courier
says: "Mr. w. B. Frink, of Chicago,
was in Walhalla last Monday. He rode
through the country from Ducktown,
Tenn, spying out the route for a new
railroad from that point to Walhalla
He said he came as the representative
of Western capitalists who propose to
build railroad between these points
George NJ. Tolly, representing the
furniture house of G. F. Tolly g. Sons,
of this city. went over to Spartanburg
last week and was awarded the con-
tract for furnishing the large hotel at
White Sulphur Springs. in Spartanburg
| County, which will shortly be opened
by its proprietor, j. It. Harris. When
it comes to furniture or any other class
of goods, Anderson cannot be turned
| d dOwn in price or quality.