The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-03-26

~ IL. @uu Mts. w. ii. BurrisS, or this
GSo,Giaasy, So,iay lett last Saturday. for Calusa,
nome in the future. We join their
many friends in wishing them much
success in their new home.
The fruit tress in this section had
very narrow escape from the severe
HHresLo ana heavy frost Of O week ago.
surely tnls week will close the doors of
oia winter: and the peach blossoms
VIII WI. come 1ortn promising splendid
few trees are in bloom.
Miss Lucia Cater, OF Anderson ia IN
toWn, the guest of Misses Cater. Miss
later will be in the city week with
the firm Of r. NJ Haddon, before going
70 Due West, where she will take
cnarge OF the millinery department Of
Mr. ,HaddOn's store in that place.-Ab-
beville Press and Banner.
Prof q: N. Snyder, of Wofford Col
5hegfe, haf,, viii deliver the annual address
IW;S,;etn vv;Hie tne Alnmnae Association of
Waananton WWlliiamston Female College on
nuai sermon will be delivered on
Thursday evening, June 5, by DR.. f. L.
dossS editor of the Nashville Advocate.
, AT meeting of Camp Stephen d.
Lee, United Confederate Veterans.
heid last Friday AFTERNOON for the pur-
Rose OF electing delegates to the
Iwelfth Annual Reunion, to be held In
ipaiias. Iexas, on April 22-25, the fol-
Dr. II. F. Diver and j. F. Clinkscales:
alternates, d. II. Russell and John Es.
kew. oo-- 10
Inc violet, though considered very
modest flower, is making quite dis
play OF its beauties now, and ia no
longer hldlng III unassuming lOveliness
III Its leafy bowers, but has grown quito
royal and lifts blue crowned head con
splcuously above its lowly bed, and its
fragrance. IL borne on every breeze.
1t is certainly blooming most profusely
now.
Tom Rutledge and Pink Wallace. the
two negroes who have been confined in
Jail charged with tho murder of Twino
thompson, another negro, during
Christmas week, have been granted
pau by Judge Gage in the sum of
$1,000 each. Rutledge was released
last Saturday, j. F. Fant and w. B.
Wallace, it is said, will make his bond
this week.
Master William Wilcox entertained
quite number of his friends at de-
lightful tea last Friday evening. The
boys had fine time and fully appreci-
ated the honor of being numbered
among Williams friends. He is q no.
bic boy and will make grand man
some of these Disqualification (Ga.)
Tribune. Master VIM. is "veritable
be anything else but n noble boy.
oI9 9oyon Sa..le keep your .n.1a money in trunks
some you do. not expect to use for
weeks or months deposit it in bank.
j. A. Horne, of Greenwood County,
had $50 stolen last week. He kept it
in trunk. Mr.. Horne has q broth
,er who was robbed of 5000 in 1899.
1t is very difficult for any one to have
several hundred dollars out in the
about It.
Hon. E.. n. Rucker. jr., has formally
for Congress from the Third District
in the primary election this summer.
Mr. Rucker is o popular young lawyer
OF this city, and for the past two years
has served this County most faithfully
and zealous!y as q member of the Leg
1slature. He is well known throughout
the District, and his friends will be
more than pleased % know that he has
entered the race. ~
Among. the many visitors to our sane
tum during the past week week was
onr venerable friend, Mr.. VIM. Shirley,
OF Broadway Township, who has been
O reader of The Intelligencer ever since
it's first issue. MIR. Shirley is now past
his TOUT score years, but he is such n
remarkably we'll preserved man that he
does not appear to be more than 65
years of age. Anderson County has no
better or more worthy citizen, and we
hope he will live to celebrate his CEN
tennial anniversary.
Tho 1aat focuo of fbo Eoo-oo no...
Ter Speaks as follows ofa former citizen
or Anderson County: Capt. VIM. Per-
~, of Walhalla, will celebrate his eigh-
ty-thlrd birthday tomorrow (Thursday.
March 20th). He is hale and hearty,
and while the frosts of eighty three
winters have left some of their traces,
he is still zone of the boys" He was
61 born at at Paterson, New Jersey. March
20, 1919, and has been q resident of
South Carolina for sixty years. May
yet many years of happiness be in store
.fOp him, and may each succeed ding year
rest moro lightly upon his shoulders
than it's predecessor"
The Charleston Evening Post of the
18th inst. says: ''M. III. Mattison, of
Anderson, general State agent of the
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Compn-
ny, is registered at the st. John. Mr.
Mattisc2 :s enc Of the most prominent
Insurance men in this State, and, as the
chief representative in South Carolina
Of one of the largest and most reliable
insurance companies in the United
States, he has met with that conspicu-
oua success which usually rewards
ability and proper amount of tactful
hustling. Mr.. Matt .son is returning to
Anderson from New York City, where
he has been for some time on business.
He came via Charleston to see the
Exposition. and, naturally, is highly
pleased with the, great show. "!t's
morning, "that the Exposition hasn't
been more widely advertised in the
North. You scarcely ever hear it mem
toned in New York. If is a snlendid