The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-12-03
THE ANDERSON fNTELLIGENClER.

raised the window of back bedroom
and climbed in. Mr.. and Mrs. Liuon
were IN the front room adjoining. and.
nearing the noise, entered just in time |
tn eee sne Term 0T the thief retreat |
down behind him. CHIEF Dillineham i
was notified and arrived promnfiy Int
could find no clue. The yard ia thick.
iy sodded In grass and no foot prints
could be seen.
The shops of the Anderson Machine
and Foundary Co. will be- aIVu1 on West
boundary street. across from the An
deraon Oil and Fertilizer Mill md inn im-
metiate1y back of the graveyard of the
First Presby terian Church. This site
was bought from j. S. Fowler. and the
small frame buildings, which stood on
it, nave been removed. Preparations
Tor laying the foundations havo been
the weather will permit. The first site e
selected by the corporation has been
bought by Col. j. y. Brown. whose
home property it adioned.
The Greenvillc News of Yesterday
says: MIR; and Mrs. II. ". Geer have
Of the failing health of the latter
During. their stay of five years mt the
hotes Mr.. and Mrs. Geer have made
numerous friends with their guests.
always treating then, kindly and look
ing after their interest in every wav
possible. Their many friends wish for
tnem great success in Belton, where
Mr.. Geer will enter the mercantile
business" The good people of Bolton,
wife cordial welcome to their old
home.
Chiquoia Lodge, knights of Pythiae,
OF TINS city, Is arranging to have pub
lIc meeting in the Court House on
tuesday evening, 10th inst, Mt 7.3O
O'Clock. Prof. A. G. Rembert, of Wof-
ford College, has accepted an invita-
tion from the Lodge to visit Anderson
and deliver an address that evening on
the:spbject of the object and PRINCIPLES
Oft Pythianism. The public Renerally
is cordially invited to attend the meet
ing: Prof. Rembert is most elo1uent,
polished speaker, and all who hear his
address .il not only be highly enter
tanned but will also learn something of
the grandest fraterna order now in the
world. 80 Wv
Last Saturday morning about 8
0'ciock, the dwelling house, with near:
y all of it's contents, Of Mrs. Fannie
Rogers, on Earle street, wac destroyed
AAO lucluU6l6 Oh LQo 0OuB0-
hold were sound asleep when the
flames were discovered, and they bare
y aSd time to escape in their night
clothes. 1t is not known how the fire
originated. Had it not been for the
hard work Of the firemen, st. Joseph's
Catholic Church and several 4 dwelling
houses hear py would probably have
burned. The dwelling was insured for
Sl,OOO and the furniture, including a
Hnn =. =
dwelling Mrs. Rogers has lost by fire
within the past two years. Last year
q house that stood on the same site as
this one was burned, and she had only
been occupying the new one q few
months.
About three wee,ss ago Wayman
boys of the Starr section Of this Coun-
ty, decided to try life for themselves
and. left home: The parents in their
anxiety notified the police and their
departure was referred to by The In
telligencer. The boys were determin-
| cd IN their efforts and reached Bir-
mingham. NJ. q. Bowie, the father OF
Clyde, got a clue to his whereabouts
and last week started after him. He
Birmingham, where he had secured a
Job with force constructing railroad,
He. greeted his father with gladness
and was Overjoyed bv the prospects of
getting back home. MIR, Bowie came
in with him Saturday morning. He
says that young Seigler is anxious to
return and wept when Clyde left him,
but he could not get his consent to
stand the jeers and derision his friends
would heap upon him If he returned.
The extra term Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas convened Monday witu
| Judge William H. Hunt, of Newberry,
presiding. The day was spent in read
ing the commission of the Judge, who
is appointed for this special term, and
in sounding the calendar and fixing
| dates for the trial Of causes. Some ol
the dates reach 30 far as Tuesday Of
next week, which would indicate that
the amount of business to be disposed
Of will probably take two weeks. The
cases being tried are ali civil suits In
which the general public is rarely ever
Interested, and as there is no case OF
general interest now before the Cour;
1t ls thought unnecessary to give 6
synopsis Of the cases with their date O1
trial. Judge Hunt has made fine i'm.
preston upon the bar and the genera
public. He presides as one accustomed
to wear the ermine, and there is NJ
doubt he will prove himself highly &C
ceptable to the people and worthy O
the honor conferred upon him by tn,
legal profession.
Mrs. B. F. Cramer, one of the dele
gates to the U. D. G. Convention, me
with painful accident Wednesda,
night: which may result in q perma
nent injury. She was enroute to tn
banquet, walking, accompanied by he
daughter, Mrs. s. N. Gflmer, of thi
CITY,. When near the top of the Uni
yersity hill the slipping clay carrie,
her foot into the water drain, whicl
was along the inner edge of the pave
ment, throwing her violently agains
the embankment. Extending her righ
hand to CATCH. the thumb struck first
receiving the full weight and force o
the body, and though the hand wa
closely gloved the thumb was snappe,
at the first joint and the bone force'
through the flesb, skin and glove
Ranging loosely 10y tine tendriis. Tn
brave lady did not faint, but returne,
to the home of her daughter and sen
for a physician. In adjusting the dis
located joint the pain was 40 great tha