The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-22

Dir: and Mrs. Francis s. Rodgers, OF
CharlestOns have issued invitations to
the marriage o. their daughter. Miss
Nellie, to DIR. William w. Chisholm. oi
this city. The happy event will take
place as the homo OF the bride in
Charieeton on Tuesday evening, 2sth
inst, at 8 o'clock. ~
u. y. Willtams, prominent and non.
uier merchant Of Greenville. died st
nie nome In that city on Tuesday nioht.
14th mat. The deceased had MANI
friends and relatives in this Countv.
Wno regretted to hear of his death.
die remains were brought to William
Eson and inferred ia the cemetery
eugene Parks. of Anderson, has been
spending his vacation with hie mother
anG brother at Leverett. He gave the
AseesesSGr pop call and when told Of
tae Methodist Sunday School excur-
SION 70 bordeaux said he really could
not mles that chance of seeing the
pnetty girls of McCormick.-McC0 Cor
Prof. Shieb went over to Anderson
sunday afternoon and Miss Laura Sill.
well presided at the organ for MIN. e.,
Will remain in Anderson this week ON
nnnsiness, and may decide to locate
IneIo. many regrets are expressed on
every nand at the probability of our
1osing sncn splendid musician from
our clty.-Eiberton (Ga.) Tribune.
Walter r. McFall ard family have
neen spending o few dayD in the CITY
with relatives. Mr.. McFall has been
Keeping hotel in Pely.r for several
years. and has moved to Abbeville,
Wnere ne Will have charge Of the new
motel recently built there. We Join
MS many friends In wishing him big
The Board of Examiners of the State
pharmaceutical Association met in
Anderson last Wednesday to examine
appllcants who desire to practice phar-
macy IN this State. Three young men
appeared before the Board, and thirty
others who graduated from pharma-
ceuticai colleges sent in their diplomas
pharmacy.
Mrs. w. ID. Simpson, Hiss Bessie
Slmpson, Master Jesee Simpson, Mrs.
=. }. Gray and Miss Carolyn Gray, of
Andereon, spent several days last week
at the Walhalla Hotel. Misses Simp-
son and Gray left Monday for Tomas
weeks at the home of Mrs. c. Jones'.
Ihe other members of the party have
returned to derson.-Keowee Con-
rier.
The Columbia State of the Goth inst,
says: THE independent racing reel
team vii! participate In the tOurna-
ment at Anderson; This was decided
ct Q meeting held few days ago.
With two representatives such (as the
Palmetto and Independent teams CO.
!umbia is certain to capture some Of
the prizes which are offered. The
meet will take place on the 4, s, 6 and 2
OF August, and many cities will send
teams to participates"
Laet. Sunday morning at 9 o'clock
the citiZene Of Honea Path were alarm
ed by. the cry of FIRE and when the first
crowds reached the square it was found
that the beef market occupied by j. r..
Donald and Arthur Catcher was in
names. The property was total loss.
1t was owned by Donald and Datcher.
A shoemaker saved his effects, The
plate glass front of w. A. Shirley's
store was destroyed by the heat. LII.
Davis store was damaged, and the
goods were injured by water. The
bucket brigade did splendid work.
Mrs. Sarah Rebecca McElroy died
at the home Of her grandson, Robert
4. Milan, in the Sandy Springs section
last Friday evening. 18th inst. aged 75
years. The deceased was daughter
Of the late Jacob Bellotte and widow Of
the late Archibald McElroy. She was
born. reared and spent her life on the
plantation where she died, and leaves
one son. several grandchildren and
many relatives and friends to cherish
Bile. Christian woman, having been q
devoted member of Mt. Zion Preeby-
terian Church since her girlhood. Mrs.
McElroy was noted for her generous
disposition, and was ever reudy to lend
helping hand and speak q word Of
consolation to the poor and afflicted.
On Saturday afternoon the remains
were Inferred in the Mt. Zion Church.
yard.