The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-07-09
Local ws.
WEDNESDAY JULY s, 1909.

is in the city.
Numbers of our people are planning
tr1ps to the 1nonntains and seashore.
The candidates for State Offices will
oe In Anderson next Friday, nth inst.
Z. G. McAdams, Esq, has money to
!oan at per cent. See his advertise
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. McGee have gone
70 Cashler's Valley to spend few
DR.. A. s.. Todd, of spartanburg, has
with his family.
Mrs. Mary Keith, of Salisbury, n. c.,
1s In the city visiting her daughter,
MRS. w. A. Chapman.
Miss Lizzie HeE, Of Iva, Anderson
County, is visiting relatives i'm this
County.-Newberry Observer.
few home raised water r-melons are
now being brought to the city. The
crop promises to bea fine one.
The soda fountain men are doing a
rushing bueihess, and the iceman has
all ne can do to supply the demand.
The hot weather continues. Ono dav
la as bad es another as.i the hot wind
ls not at all good for some of the
crops.
See that your animals have plenty
OF water 70 drink. They need it 80
BADLY, but they can't make their wants
known.
The examination for Winthrop Col
lege scholarships takes place next Fri
day These scholarships are worth
striving for. -
Prof. w: Henry Milford will conduct
the music at Cedar Grove Baptist
Church, in Belton Township, next SIM
day, 18th inst.
C: G. Featherstone, Esq, accompa-
nled by his little son, Of Laurens, s.
T., spent last Sunday in the city visit
ing his parents.
What is the matter with the candi-
dates? Some of the prospective ones
seem lOath to come out Of the bushes
and show their faces.
Our young friend, L. II. Carlisle, of
Union, 8. c., came over to Anderson
last week to spend g few days with his
father and other relatives.
There will be song service at White
beginning at 10 O'clock q. M. The pub,
lie Is cordially invited to attend.
VIM. NJ. Wilcox, Of Elberton, Ga,
mas been spending q few days in the
city with relatives, and was warmly
greeted ~ his many old friends.
The following candidates are an.
nounced this week For Congress-, DR..
4. Z. Smith; House of Representatives.,
J. B.. Donthit; Judge of Probate, r. M.
burriss; Mayor, j. n. Sullivan,
DR.. F.. Smith. Of Easley, who ia a
trict, spent last Thursday in the city
and gave The Intelligencer pleasant
call.
Lice on the young cotton have injur-
tlons of the State. They have not vet
made their appearance in this sec
ton. n.
The GLORIOUS Fourth passed off
very quietly in Anderson. A great
many Of our citizens went over to Pei
zer and PiedmonG and spent the day
there.
No, it is not the hottest weather you
ever felt. Every Summer it's the same,
ana ana every summer you are asked the
for you7"
A son Of Mr. j. w. Sheriff. aged 10.
vas drowned in Brushy Greek. near
Piedmont, while in bathing last Satur-
day, 9th inst. The remains were bur
led at Enon Church, Pickens County.
Miss Anna Ross Cunningham, of
Anderson. who has been a charming
visitor at the home of her uncle, Mr.. L.
Z; HARRISON returned to her home
inst. Be-
There will be an ali-day singing at
Smiths Chapel on the third Sunday ip
this month, conducted by Profs. ;: Z.
and Henry Milford. The public is in
vlted and to bring well-flleG dinner
baskets.
WillC. Keith and family left Auder.
son yesterday for Sherman; Texas,
where they will make their future
home. We join their friends in wish
Ing them health. happiness and pros.
, perity in their new home.
Dr.. James o. Rosemond. OF Brushy
Greek, Anderson County, was in Pick
| ems on the 2Sth ult. He was doubtless
attracted to Pickens by some pretty
young lady. since Pickens is out of his
usual beat.-Pickens Journal.
A little daughter Of j. C. Ingram
died at the home of her parents at
Millville last Thursday morning, after
brief illness of cholera -infantum,
aged 10 months. The remains were in
tered Friday morning at Salem
Church.
The General Assembly in 1901 passed
an Act which permits the County
boards of registration to take the reg
istration books to towns of over 500
inhabitants. This will be great con-
venience to Counties in which there
are number of large towns.
The Rock Mills Democratic Club ia
called Is meet at Williford's Store on
Saturday, July 12th, at Q o'clock p. m.
Every member ia urged to attend.
One matter of special Importance is
| tho revising of the club liat and every