The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-06-25

Ri. Cummock, of Boston, Masa.,
VINO has been selected as Superintan-
tendent of the Brogon cotton mill, has
arrived in the city andwill superintend
the rection of the buildings.
Mrs. TIC. Ligon and children arriv-
ed in the city few days ago from
columbia. They will make their fu-
euro home here. and are warmly well
comed by their many friends. s.
married, on Sunday, June %, 1909, by
Rev. w. b. Hawkins and at his resi-
dence, Mr.. w. E. Childs and Miss
Minnie Presley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. s. Presley, of Orrville.
Married, on Wednesday, July 1s, 1904,
by Magistrate p. H. Brown and es his
| residence in Hopewell Township, Mr..
Walter McCully and Miss jamie Bag
WE'LL both OF Anderson County.
A monument, to cost $1,000, to tho
memory of the men who composed the
famous Gist Rifles and who died in
the service of the Confederacy, is to
be erected in the park at Williamston
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham, who has been
seriously ill for week or more. is. we
are more than pleased 70 announce.
resting easy and his condition this
morning is considered more favorable.
Thirty three young ladies graduated
from Winthrop College at the conf
mencement exercises last week. and
among these were Misses Allie Bell
Beck and Mary Chapman, of Ander-
son.
-, A series of meetings are being held
in the Wesleyan Methodist Church on
South Main street. Services are held
both morning and evening, and are
conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Graham. .r W. ~
Rev. John T. Mann will preach at
Whitefeld Church, in Hopewell
Township, next Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The friendsof the congre-
cation are cordially invited to attend
the services.
Julius H, We'll. left the city Mondav
for the New York and Boston markets
70 make extensive purchases. This is
the third trip Mr.. We'll has made thie
season, and he will this time be absent
about six weeks.
A Clemson College bulletin tells of a
new way OF saving sweet potatoes.
Ihey are washed clean, boiled until
gone: sliced up and desiccated in q
fruit drying house. They keep sound
for an indefinite time.
The Commencement exercises of
the South Carolina Military Academy
take PLACE in Charleston the latter
part or; this week. Among the gradu-
ates this year are 2. r. Tucker and T.
II. Russell, of Anderson.
Miss Pearl Swindeii. of Chattanooga.
!s the guest of Mrs. David Shaver.
Miss Swindell leaves early in July to
epend the. remainder of the Summer
with friends in Anderson. S. c.
Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
DR.. Walker G. Browne and daughter.
Miss Mabel, of Atlanta, Ca, are in the
city visiting relatives. DR.. Browne
formerly lived in Anderson, and his
many old friends here are more than
pleased to greet him again.
There will be an all-day singing at
Refuge Church next Sunday, Goth inst.
Several prominent leaders are expected
to be present. The public ;s inv;ta:l
to attend and bring Weil-filled dinner
baskets and their song books.
Adobe, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Roberts, died at the
nome OF her parents at Millville last
"wednesday night, aged months.
Qhslhursday afternoon the BODY was
inferred at Silver Brook Cemetery.
Last Monday the Secretary of State
issued a commission to the III. c..
townsend yarn and rope mill of this
city. The corporators are our young
townsmen, Fl. G. and G. B. Townsend,
OF, ,s25, 1000. ''o'A
Mrs. Leila Sutherland died at her
nome at M1llville last Saturday, after
bereayed husband and an infant son
survive her. On Sunday afternoon the
remains were inferred in Silver Brook
Cemetery.
At the request, of the County officials
the Governor has pardoned Jim Smith;
q negro. who was convicted at the term
of:C6hrt last October for forgery, and
has since been on the county chain
| gang. He is afflicted withconsumption
and pnpble to work. =
I !. c. "A. Reese, dealer in gents furnish
ing goods, hats, shoes, ETC., has an ad :
vertisement in another column, to
which we invite the attention of our
readers, especially the men, folks, He
carries large stock and his prices viii
please YOU Give him call. ~
Last week we neglected to call atten-
flon to the announcement of Samuel
y. jackson as a candidate for County
Supervisor, but we know all of our
subscribers read it. This week WYATT
Alken. of Abbeville, and G. f. Prince,
or this city, are announced as candidates
for Congress.
The Wade Hampton memorial tablet
that has been placedin tho corridor of
the Court House by the r. =. Lee
Chapter, q. d. G., will be unveiled
this afternoon at6 o'clock. The pub-
lie generally and the Confederate Vet
tsraps especially are invited to witness