The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-16
: Local News.
WEDNESDAY, July le, 1902.

8, ~- - ..tAoDAA tJuhl 10, 1SUz.
Inc County candidates are putting
In good time now.
l A local weather prophet prediets
late TALL this year.
Watermelons are now coming in
by the wagon loads.
J.w. Quattebaum, Eao., is annonn.
ced as a candidate for Mayor.
L. p. Smiths excursion to Tallulal,
crowd.
Miss Matte Swindell, of Augusta.
ga. is in the city visiting Mrs. Fred.
G. Brown.
Mfs. Louis Sharpe and daughter. of
Nashville, Tenn, arein the CITY yisi,-
! ing relatives. ~
Our venerable townsman, Mr.. Julius
Poppe, is serions1y i'll, and his death
is expected at any hour.
DR.. WA. Nardin, Jr, who has been
on an extended trip through the
Northwest. has returned home.
WIN. NJ. Wilcox, jr., OF Elberton
"a. came to Anderson last week to
spend few days withhis grandparents.
Rev. Q. J. Copeland will begin a
series OF Meeting nextsunday night at
Hopewell Church, of which he ispastor.
Meat is high but eggs are cheap.
Better look after your poultry as they
need extra attention this hot weatbar
Our young friend, j. L. Sherard.
VINO has been living in Columbia, has
returned to Anderson and is reading
law.
Joseph A. Nance, of Due West, spent
last Thursday in the city, and was n
welcome visitor to The Intelligencer
sanctum.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Provost spent
last week in Laurens visiting friends.
Mr. Prevost's valuable horse suddenly
Rev. JsD. Chapman liz ii Ninetiv. I, 8
Six this week assisfing In a. seriea ef
meetings being held in the Baptist
Church tisre tti.ssKe. .sS.''
The work of digging the sewer
trenches has commenced in earnest.
and contractor Tenny says he will push
the work rapidly. -
If youare seeking bargains in cloth
ing, be snre to read the new advertise
ment ofsB.O- Evans g. Co. carefully
and give them call.
Prof. J.aT. Milford will lead in tba
singing at Smiths Chapel, eight miles
south ofsthe city. next Sunday. Every
body is cordially invited. :.
Mrs. Burt Mitchell, of Westminster.
mas been spending e. few days in the
city visiting her sister, HRS. G. 8.
Sullivan, who is quitesick.
Mrs. WIZ. Sanders, accompanied by
her three charming daughters of Bel
ton, Texas.is in the city visiting her
aunt, Mrs.Eliza j. Skelton.
The rains during the past week have
been general throughout this section.
They are highly appreciated by eyery-
body, especially the farmers.
Chiquola Lodge, knights OF Ptythias.s
will meet at $50 O'Clock. All, the mem
bers are urged to attend. The first ana
second ranks will be conferred.
w. L. Braddy, an old Anderson
boy, has been elected President of the
10th District Democratic Club in Chat
tanooga, Tenn, where he now liyes.
A series of meetings are being held
In the Presbyterian Church at William
ston this week, and the pastor is being
city. M
Capt. II. H. Watkins has gone to the
mountains to spend two or three weaks
for the benefit Of his health, which. We
hope, will be greatly improved by his
stay there.
A small section of Corner Township
was visited by severe hail storm, last
Friday afternoon, which did consider
able damage to the crops of number
of farmers.
Our townsman, j. j. Baker, "knight |
OF the grip" who has been travelling
through anumber OF western States,
reached home last week to spend few
weeks resting and recupsrating.
All persons interested in Good Hone |
in Corner Township. ara
urged to meet there al an early honr
On Thursday morning, cath inst, for
the purpose of cleaning off the same.
w. P. Wright, j. B. Leverett and f.
J. Kay are announced this week as |
candidates for the House of Represen-
tatives. Also, r. E. Nicholson for
County Superintendent of Education.
J. II. Pullen, OF Spartanburg, was in |
the city last Thursday on his way to |
hls old home at sEair Play. .uhana .ha