The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-06-11
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE IL. 1902.

A good season Of rain is needed in
this immediate section.
John K. Hood, Esq, is annnnnced "a
candidate for the State Senate.
One month from to-day tho candi-
dates for State Offices will visit Ander-
son.
Our old friend, Chas. NJ. McPhail,
OF Greenyille, spent Monday in the
city.
Mrs. w. F. Cox went to Greenyille
last week to spend a few days with her
parents.
J.E. Britt, cashier Of the Mccormick
Bank, spent few hours in the city last
Thursday.
E:Some Of the young folks of the city
are talking of having a moonlight pic
mic in the near future.
Miss Ella Webb, of Flat Rock, left
last Wednesday to visitrelatives atsBu-
ford and Sewanee, Ga.
Prof. Walden will open his busine ss
college in this city next Monday, 1eth
inst. See advertisement.
Hrs. j. NJ. Chandler, of Sumter, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
Keese, and other relatives.
Miss Cora Mauldin, who has been at
tending the Holiins Institute. Va, re-
turned home few days ago.
The pic mic at Cooleys Bridge, on
Saluda River, next Saturday, will no
doubt attract large crowd of people.
A number of our citizens are improv-
ing the appearance of their dwelling
houses by the addition of a coat of
paint.
Our young friend, Feaster Tribble,
is at home from Mercer University,
Macon, Ga, to spend the Summer va
cation.
A meeting of the County Democratic
Executive Committee will be held in
this city next Friday. Every member
should attend.
Our young townsman, Guy H. Norris
who has just graduated from the
University, of Nashville. Tenn,
has returned home.
Mrs. Mary TRIMMER, of Spartanburg.
is spending a few days in Anderson,
visiting her grandchildren at the home
of Capt. P. X. Norris.
Rev. G. H. Holland has moved from
Pelzer to Union, S. c., where he has
accepted the call to thepastorate of the
Second Baptist Church.
Misses Lucy and Nellie Barton, who
have been attending Limestone Col
lege, reached homo last Saturday to
spend the Summer vacation.
The College of Charleston offers a
scholarship giving free tuition to this
County. See particulars in the adyer-
tlsement elsewhere in this paper.
j, T. Can't, of Columbia, candidate
1or Secretary OF State, spent last Sat-
urday in Anderson and ', as O welcome
visitor to The Intelligencer Office.
It is astonishing what a great change
"
q candidate. Clever is not the word TO
meet the requirements Of the case.
We are indebted to President d. B.
johnson for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises Of Winthrop
College at Rock Hill on the 10Th to 18th
inst.
A slight change was made in the
schedule of the Blue Ridge Railroad
trains last Sunday. A correct schedule
will appear in The Intelligencer next
week.
Mr. Arthur Burriss left the first of
the week for his old home in Ander-
son, where he says he will pull the bell
cord. over q hay burner.-Laurene
News.
Ralph, the 4-year.old son Of G.. D.
erelde Mill on Tuesday night, Bird inst,
and was buried the following day at
PelEer.
A big political pic MIC will be given at
Dona!ds next Saturday, 14th inst. All
candidates from Coroner to Govern
or are invited to attend and deliver
speeches..
Cur t0wnsmon, Meesrs. A. II. Osborne
and G.NM- Harper, have gone to Vir-
ginln to spend few daye visiting lie
OLD battlefeids where they fought forty
years ago.
The Pelzer Athletic Association is
arranging for big Fourth Of July cell
ebratiOn, and the occasion will no
doubt attract large crowd of visitors
to the town.
Married, on Sunday Juno 8, 1902, at
the nome OF w. G. James, at Orrville,
by Rev. w. w. Leathers. Mr.. A. r.
Campbell and Miss Lepa Walker, ali OF
Anderson County.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken, candidate fol
Congress, spent Thursday here. He
was one of the invited speakers the
Red MeD at Pelzer.
Aprng the fifty-nine graduates from
gle. .son College laet week we note the
following from Anderson County: r.
z. Cy0mer, F. E. Pearman, G. DOuthit,