The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-01

Strict Middling-94.
Aiddling-9t.
Are the Anderson boys going to or
ganlze q bsoeball team this Year,
The time for shooting game in this
State expired yesterday.
From this time till crops are laid by
there will DO no time to lose.
The woods are beautiful now with
their green carpets in.erspersed with
brilliant flowers.
There are O few vagrants In town
and they should be arrested and sent
to the chain gang.
A canning plant at this place would,
we believe: pay the proprietors a
A. w. Palmer, Of Central, 8. c.,
was in Anderson last Friday and gave
us an appreciated call.
A few straw hats have made their
appearance. They looked as IL they
had been pulled OUT Of season.
New houses are being erected and
other improvements are going on in
nearly every section of the city.
Miss Eva Gentry. who is teaching
schUol at Starr, spent Saturday and.
Sunday in Greenville visiting her
mother.
The Farmers Oil Mill in this city has
decided to pnt in four more gins, which
WILL double it's present capacity in the
ginning department..
Miss Annie Boleman, who is attend
ing ChicOra Female College in Green
vile, spent Saturday and Sunday at
home In this city whiting her parents.
On account Of the heavy rains tho
rivers and Creeks have been very high
the past week, but we have heard Of
no damage resulting therefrom in this
County.
w. B.. Magruder will return to the
city to-day or tomorrow with another
tisement and give him q call.
81. Dohson Reese, the optician, will
remain in Anderson enc week LONGER.
If you desire his services go and see
linn at once at DR.. Strickland's Office.
Mrs. N. E. Thornley,, of Pickens, is
in the city visiting her daughters and
other relatives. She has many old
friends here who are always delighted
to greet her.
Rev. n. r. Murchisnn will preach &C
the FIAT Rock Presbyterian Church
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the services.
The happy school girl has that big
brother Of hers engaged just now GET
tiLg. that pretty flower bed ready for
the lovely flowers that are to bloom in
spring and summer months.
Chiquols Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will hold it's regular convention to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. All the
members are urged to attend. There
are several candidates for the third
and fourth ranks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Shumate, of this
city, went to Laurens County last
Thursday to attend the funeral of the
latter's brother, DR.. John r. Smith,
who died the night preceding. He
leaves a wife and several children, and
was about "a years of age.
Messrs. G. NJ. Within, of Whitins-
vile, Mass, and N. Campbell, of
WoOnsocket, r. l., spent a few days in
the city the past week as the guests of
j. A. Brock. Both gentlemen are
manufacturers Of cotton Ecil masoohin-
cry, and Mr.. Within is O director in
both the Anderson and Brogon Cotton
Married, on Sunday evening, March
80, 1908, at the residence of N. o. Far
mer, by Rev. T. G. Lyon, assisted by
Rev. j. r. Earle, MI. Ernest D. Ora
ham and Miss Emma T. Smith,. Both
the groom and bride are popular citi-
zens of Fork Township. Nay their
married life be n One of continued
happiness and prosperity.
The United States Court of the Yves
tern District will convene in Greenville
on Tuesday. morning, April 81, with
Judge Brawley presiding The Jurors
for the term have been drawn, and we
find the following citizens OF Anderson
County in the list Grand Jury-L.
8; Clinkscalesi Petit Jury-C. Brown
Wardlaw and E. F. Allgood.
Congressman Aiken will hold an
examination In this city next Wednes-
day, 6Eh inst, for the appointment of q
Cadet from the Third Congressional
District to the Naval Academy. Every
young man who desires THO position
suoulu E6au his nOClc6 puDLGhed IL An
other column. 1t is @ position worth
striving for, end We hops nm anderson
County boy will secure Is.
Last Wednesday q number Of union
carpenters, who were engaged ct work
on the BrOgOA cotton mill,::wereinform-
ed Bthat the management did not care
to employ members of the union, and
that at the end of the week their SER
vices would not be needed any longer.
Seventeen Of the carpenters at once
quit work. and a number of brick
masons, who are also members of the
union, followed them.
E. l.. Johnson, Of Memphis, Tenn,
stopped over in this city last Monday
on his way to Charleston. Mr.. John
eon was Qnartermaster-S Sergeant of
Regiment during the Spanish War.
After that Regiment was mustered
out. Mr.. johnson enlisted in another
Regiment, and was sent to the Phil
ippines, where he did active fighting
and was once elightly wounded. His
many friends here were glad to see
him and yvara onvru ba oonfA my cko-