The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-09-17


Chiqcola Lodge. knights of Pythias,
Will mold its regular convention to-
morrow evening at 3 o'clock. There |
are TWO candidates for the rank OF |
Mn.SSE, ana large attendance OF the
r. M. (Boss) McAdame, of Antre.
vllle. has accepted position as sales
man with the enterprising firm Of |
Cean q Katliffe. and is prepared to
serve his host Of friends in o highly
satisfactory manner.
Married, on Sunday, August 81, 1909,
at the residence of David e. Porter, 10
Easley, by Rev. D. w. HiOtt, Hr. II.
Hlch Jones, of Anderson County. and
Miss Nora Holder, daughter Of Rev. B.
holder. OF Pickens County.
Our young friends, Frank Watkins
and Albert Johnstone, have gone to
Gharlottesville. Va, to attend the
University of Virginia. The former
VIII enter the law department and the
latter the academic department
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laughlin, who
months in Ireland visiting the former's
mother. returned to their home in An
oerson last Friday, and were warmly
welcomed by their many friends.
The cold wave struck this section
last Saturday, and since then fires and
neavy clothing have felt comfortable.
degrees, which is as low as it ever
reached i'll this section Mt this season of
the year.
The semi annual invitation of Moore.
Acker ~ Co. appears in their new adv.
this week to visit their store and in
spect their store and inspect their new
Fall stock of dry goods, millinery, etc.
Read their advertisements carefully and
give them call.
Miss Lucille Melchers, Of Charleston,
who has been spending a month in
Anderson as the guest of her friend,
Miss Norma Garrette, returned home a
rev days ago. She is most charming
young lady and made many friends
during her stay in the city.
Miss Leora Douthit, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. e. Beacham for
several days, has returned to her home
at Autun, Anderson county. She is
very attractive young lady and during
her stay in Greenville made many
friends.-Greenville News.
Cotton has opened so rapidly that
therea is O great demand for cotton
plckers and there is no excuse for idle
ness. There is work for everybody,
from the Oldest to the youngest and
there will be no change in this cQndi-
tiOn for a month or more.
Our young friend. j. B. Wright son
of Rev. n. G. Wright, OF Martin
Township. has accepted a position in
this city with M. L. Willis, dealer in
musical instruments, and will be de-
Lighted to have his friends call and see
him when they visit the city.
}. D.. Maxwell, Jr., Of this city, has
been elected Superintendent of the
Electric Railway Co. in Spartanburg,
and will at once enter upon his duties.
Mr. Maxwell is nm experienced electri-
cal engineer, and the Spartanburg Co.
has done we'll to secure his services.
The patrons of Bethany school. in
Martin Township, have elected Prof.
Munroe FAINT, of TOwnville, principal
of their school for the next term, be-
ginning November 1st. Prof. FAINT is
an experienced and accomplished
teacher, and the Bethany patrons have
done we'll to secure his services.
The sixteenth annual display of the
Fairview Stock, Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will 30 held on
the Association grounds, near Fair.
view Church, Fairview, Greenville
County, on Friday, Goth inst. AS US
uai, the occasion will no doubt attract
q large crowd of exhibitors and yisi-
tors.
The competitive examination for the
two vacant scholarships in the Citadel
Academy from this County took place
last Wednesday. Twelve young men
entered the contest, and tho scholar
ships were won by Thne. G. MMooGG11o MMooGG11o, u
son Of II. C. MCGEE. of Pelzer, and
Eugene Brown, son Of P. H. Brown, of
Hopewell.
Hen. T.. Y, Williams, OF Lancaster,
who has been spending q few days
with relatives at BeltOn, YVES in the
city last Thursday. Mr.. Williams has
just been reelected to the Legislature
from his County and is now being
mentioned by his friends as candidate
for Speaker Of the next House of Rep
resentatives.
The young white man, John Shaw,
who was incarcerated some weeks ago
on q charge of attempted criminal as
saulG on Wh1te girl In Martin Town
ship. was given preliminary trial be-
last week and was released. There
was not sufficient evidence to make
out the charge.
Ensign Louis Richardson, of the
United States Navy, is spending q
short furlough in this County visiting
his father Nj. B. Richardson, and 9th.
er relatives. He has recently returned
from the Philippines, where he has
been spending the past two years. His
visit Ia source Of much pleasure to
his many friends.
Rev. j. L. McLin and family spent
several days with relatives in the city
this week. Last Sunday afternoon he
preached O highly instructive and very
entertaining sermon at the Presbyter-
ian Church. Mr. McLin was at one
time ra aatOp Nf fho Ghurch n oro oo,s ~,