The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-15
YaE ANDERSON INTELLI3ENCER


Inc Peabody examination for schol-
arehips will he held at tho .-.,,I;,.,I
scno0i to-m3rrow and Friday, begin
nlnR az o0,ciock o. ~. County Super
1ntendent Nicholson will conduct the
examination.
Julins Q. Smith. father of Mrs. J.W.
SaAGflebaum, OF this city. died last
sunday ae hio home in GYeenyilie. ageii
Myears; The deceased was one Of
GI0a1v1iies most popular and promi-
nenG ct4Sene, and was highly eefeemed
py aWtde circle Of friends.
The Postmaster. general hse ieanAa
an order establishing free mail delivery
service ~ this city on September 1st
nex2: There will be four carf;ers. one
au0sttt1te carrier, sixteen street letter
DoHes ana one package box. The ap-
pClntmSnt or the carriere will be under
Sno civu service rules, and the posi-
tions pay very good salary.
The blackberry crop this season
sseeme se 20 DC very plentiful, judging
1rom the quantities that are on the
marses; They are being sold at very
SeasonaDie M prices, and the houaekeep-
SsS Snss are ready purchasers. The black
is hard to find o fruit thaf IA A%W more ~
widely used. ~ " o
Ene examinations for the scholar.
>6mps or winthrop and the South Caro-
I'M ra COi!ege took place last Friday.
contest for Winthrop and fonr yonn9
men for the South Carolina College.
All the papers have been forwarded to
the respective Colleges, and the names
or the fortunate competitors will be
known in few days.
w. L. Brissey and lady from Ander-
eon spent Saturday night and Sunday
IN onr town, being the guests OF the
Sadler house while here. MIR. Briesey
1S @ prominent lumber dealer Of the
Electric City, one Of the city's alder:
men ana o most clever aud deservedly
popular gentleman. We hope they
VIII vlelt us again and drink more Of
our Tine water. er.-WilliamstOp News.
l.. p: Smith has secured a train to
run to Tallulah Falls on Friday. .jniv
24th. This is delightful one.day
| Tip. end the scenery is the most won
Gertnl ~ the South. Train will leave
Ireenviil0 at 6.8O a. M, Bolton ?.ee5 a.
leave Tallulah Falls at @ o. m. aama
day. Fare from Greenville S1.76; Bel
ton Sl.o5; Anderson, SLIGO. For rates
from other stations see hand bills.
The infant son of DR.. G. c.. Geer.
geo az the nome OF his grandmother,
Mrs. M. E. Geer, at Belton, last Thurs,
day morning, aged five months. DR..
Geer is q surgeon in the United States
Army, and ie now stationed In the
Philippine Islands. He had naver
Geen his babe. Mrs. Geer returned
1r0m the islands more than six montha
ago. and the child was born after her
arrival. The interment took place at
Mr. John Kay, who lived at this
place and clerked for Mr. j. E. Robin
SON several years ago, died in Baiti.
more last Friday. Nj. Kay had been
IN the employ of the electric car line
in Washington for several years. His
remains were brought to this place and
carried to his old home near Pisgah
Church, in Ande -son County, for bIri.
al.-Easley Progress, 9Th inst.
.Hargroye Arthur, the infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs. 7. M. Glenn, formerly of
this city, died at yhe homo OF his pa
rents IN Greenville last. Thursday
Anderson and inferred in Silver Brook
Cemetery Friday. afternoon. The little
child had been sick for about aix
weeks with whooping cough and bron-
chitis. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy Of many friends In their
sorrow.
Miss Matte Campbell, whose home
is in upper Greenville County, died on
Monday morning at the home OF Jas.
Campbell her brother, three miles east
or this pl. 20, after brief illness with
typhoid fever. She came here o few
weeks ago to be with her brother, who
was sick, and while nursing him con-
tracted the disease which caused her
terment took place Monday afternoon
at Broadmouth.-Hone Path Chroni-
Gle.
The Golden Grove Tarmers' Club
have arranged to have basket picnic
/ at Golden Grove echoolhouse, about
ono mile east or Pelzer, in Greeny .lle
C unity, cn Monday, Goth inst. Prof.
Newmeu and several Of his able inBti-
tuto :ectErers have been invited ia
hold Farmers' Institute on the grounds
that day. The public is cordially in
| vlted to attend with well-filled dinner
baskets and hear the address Of the
lecturers. The occasion will, no doubt,
be most enjoyable one.
w. r. Dillingham;, has been appoint.
ed Deputy Internal RevenueY Collecto,
with headquarters in this city. Hif
territory embraces Spartanburg, Cher.
okee: York. Union, Chester, Lancaster
Kershaw, Newbecry and Fairfield
Counties, north Of the Haludh River
He has entered upon his work and hit
appointment ia In all respects a mos
worthy one.--Carolina Spartan. Mr.
Dillingham; formerly lived Ia Ander.
son, and his many friends here will bs
more than pleased to hear Of his good
fortune.
/ One Of the incest social events OF the
season was the Initial Party at "Snnny
Side" given on last Friday evening by
Mise Helen FAINT In honor Of her guests
Misses Cecilia Won Hasseln and Annf
Cunningham, Of Anderson. Each gues
was presented with list of question,
to be answered in worde beginning
with the initials of their own name
Quite difficult task it was to decide
between go many original answers, bu,
at last Q tie was made between Misc
Eioiso HtrOther and Mr.. Sam Werner af
having answered the entire set Of quea.
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