The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-12
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WlEDNEsDAY. AUG. ~. 1903.


In some SECTIONS of the Comfy the
sweet potato crop is said to be very
Grapes are now ripening and some
very fane baskets arc being brought to
Misc Corrie Brown has returned from.
q pleasant stay OF several weeks in
A leEge number Of gala week visitors
are still in tho city visiting friends and
Several new small enterprises aT.
Being taiked Of in Anderson. Let's
have them.
. Col. j. N. Brown offers a : tract of
lana near Honea Path for sale. Sea
Ice is in great demand these hot days
and the delivery wagons arc kept con-
stantly on the go:
. a tine rain fel, in many sections OF
it came in good time
Mr. r. b. Cheshire is back with The
Globe Store after spending several
weeks IN Haftwell, Ga.
Misc nellie Reese, OF AbbeviIle, spent
laet week in Anderson visiting her
father, DR.. H. D. Reese.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken, of Alb,
beviile, was among the prominent Wis
itors in the city last week.
Miss Valeria Clinkscales, of Starr.
Anderson County, is Visiting Mrs. G.
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The fall trade will be late in oren-
ing this season on account of the back
ward condition Of the cotton crop.
Rev. J.T. Mann will preach at the
Cox yarn mill next Sunday evening at
8 o'clock instead Of 8 O'Clock. liz the az
tern00n as usual.
The Sandy Springs Sundly School
Will nave plcnlc at Centarville mills
next Friday, 14th inst. The friends
OF the School are invited to attend.
Chns. Is. Hall, who has been engaged
III business of Greenwood for several
years, has returned TO his home in this
city, where he will again enter busi,.
nesst I"
A series of meetings will begin at
varennes Church next Saturday morn
ing, 10th inst. The friends OF the con-
gfegation are cordially invited to at
tend the meetings.
All persons Interested in the eSlabtown
/ graveyard, in Brushy Greek Township,
are requested to meet there early next
Friday morning, 14th inst, for the pur-
pose Of clearing, off the graves and
grounds.
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All who are interested in the grave
yard at Yarennes Church are requested
TO meet there early next Friday morn
ing, 14th inst, to clean of the yard
and graves, and TO Arrange about rum
ming fence arounG it.
A. s. Richardson, Esq, prominent
young lawyer OF Hartwell, Ga, spent
day OF two in Anderson last week
and gave ue pleasant call. He haa
some fine land in Hart County for
sale, an advertisement of which ap-
pears in another columno
There will be reunion of the Nc
Coy family at the old homestead of X.
&. Mccoy, in; Broadway Township,
next Tuesday, 18th inst. All the
friends of the family are invited to at
tend and bring we'll filled dinner bas-
kets, which will be opened at picnic
dinner.
The Wallace Wallace Bros. circus train was
wrecked at Durand, Mich, last Friday
and about twenty three men were
kllled and twenty wounded. Among
the latter was j. j.. Meadows, son of
B. j. Meadows. who moved here from
Agnens, Gas, q few months ago. He
jurieS were not serious.
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The Augusta {Ga,) Chronicle Of last
Saturday says: DIR. j. u. Chapman, q
prominent Baptist minister of Ander-
son., &C., passed through the city
yesterday on his way to Midwife, Ga,
where he is to conduct a series Ofmeet-
very strongest preachers in the South
aid good results are cure To follow his
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(. Lee G.. H0lleman has been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Com
mercial Club recently organized in
Anderson. No better selection could
have been made. r. Holleman is a
progressive and wide-awake young
man. His many WalhalIa friends are
| delighted TO see the high stand he is
taking inhis adopted home among ite
Little Pauline Anderson, daughter
| OF John X J. Anderson, formerly of An
ders0n County, but now living at Sem
eca. while In che second story of the
new hotel that is being built adjoining
her fathers residence in that town, ac-
ciaently fell from O window to the
/ ground last Thursday evening, raceiv-
ING. severe and painful injuries. Sew
eral ribs were broken and her back
was severely injured. Il is feared
that her ln5nries will prove fatal.
Mrs. R. r.. Greer, OF Aurora, Texas,
ig visiting her old home and friends
and relatives in this County. Mira.
Greer ia a daughter OF the late Archi-
bald Arms trOng, who lived in the
I HOnea Path section, and LETT this
County with her husband for Texas
liab0n5 twenty years agos She says
| ishe is more than pleased with her
adopted home. Her visit back TO her
old nome is, we know asonrce Of much
pleasure to her many friends and rela-
tfiyes here.
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