The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-18

home fully restored to health.
CONTRACTOR Brissey has commenced
the erection of o dwelling house on
Greenville street, near the home of
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham, for DR.. j. D. San
deEs.
A large number of Confederate Vet
crane of this County attended the Re-
union in Augusta, Ga, laet week, and
many of them say they had most en-
joyeble time.
Farmers are about through picking
Gotten and gathering corn. Some have
sowed wheat. The cotton crop is short
and what remains in the patches is rot
OF much account.
Chiquola lodge, knights of Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening ats O'clock.
The first rank will be conferred on sev-
GTai candidates.
w. E. Poore, of the Toney Creek
section Of this County, lost his barn
and part Of the cOntents On Tuesday
night, 10th inst. 1t is not known how
the fire originated.
Miss Felicia Murray, charming and
attractive young. lady from Anderson,
3. g., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Erewer o few days this week.-Elber-
ton (Ga.) Tribune.
The police are bringing up the va
grants, both white and coiored, of the
either for themselves or the CITY. Let
the good work go on.
Mrs. j. NJ. Patrick, Mrs. Rufus FAINT
and Mrs. J. A Brock, Of THE city, at
tended the annual national convention
Of the Daughters CO tho Colffotiiv1svyji
In Charleston last week.
Messrs. T. G. Powell, D. Cardwell
and j. Ii. Drake, Southern Railway
officials, accompanied by President H.
G. Beettie, of the Blue Ridge Railway,
spent Friday ih the city.
T. w. Martin, who is at the head of
has been spending few days in the
city: He is q son Of the late Capt. b.
&. Martin, of Williamston.
Leyis w. Gentry, an energetic aud
successful farmer Of HOpewell Town
chip, cold o bale of long staple cotton
in the city last Friday, for which he
received liz cents per pound.
The question OF the establishment Of
@ new bank at Abbeville is being egi-
tated again. If it should be establish
ed, Mr.. Mauldin, Of Anderson, 10 the
probable esident.-Abbevilie Press
and Banner.
Mrs. William Penney, of Bainbridge,
Ca, is in the city visiting her mother.
Mrs. Penney, as Mics Alma Spearman,
is pleasantly remembered here, and
her many friends are moro than de-
lighted to see her.
1. seems that there are some white
children work in the mills, but Mayor
Sullivan is saying TO them "move on"
And other mayors might profit by his
example.-Spartanburg Herald.
The Brogon cotton mills OF this city
have made application to the Score
tary of State for an increase of capital
stock from $500. 900 to 81, 100000. The
name has been changed from the Bro
gOn cotton mills to the Brogon mile.
MIR. and Mrs. w. 8. Prior, of Bolton.
have Issued invitations to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Eliza, to Mr.
Joseph Crayton Cummings, of this
city, which will take place In = First
Baptist Church at Bolton on Wednes-
day morning, 25th inst, at $50 o'clock.
When in town don't forget to call
and pay the amount you owe for the
paper we have been sending you these
many months. We have favored many
Of our subscribers by waiting patient
" on them and now we expect them to
ehow their appreciation by prompt
settlement.
Miss Matte Bryant returned to her
home at Level Land Monday night, 9th
Inst., from long visit to Cranhr
ana Wardner, British Columbia, with
her sister, Mrs. Emma Denduret. She
has been gone over sixteen months
and her many friends are delighted to
have her home with them again.
Communion services will be hold at
Good Hope Church, in Corner Town
ship. next Sunday morning. On Sat-
urday morning preceding there vii! &c
preaching at II o'clock. The pastor,
Rev. /. E. Wallace, viii be assisted in
the services by Rev.J. w. Wyiie, Of
Donalds. The friends Of the congre-
cation are cordially invited to attend
all the services.
A 12-year. old son Of Mr.. William
Brissey, of the Equality section, met
with an unfortunate accident last Mon
day morning. He attempted to get in
q wagon, when Oiic OF his legs was
caught in o wheel. The leg was broken
and 80 badly injured that, amputation
was necessary. Doctors Shelton and
Allg00d took the limb of above the
knee, andthe little fellow 10 now doing
as well as possible.
81 j. d. Thompson, OF the Piercetown
section, was In the city yesterday and
gave us an appreciated call. A year
ago Mr.. Thompson sowed q three acre
field in wheat, which was ruined BY
the rust last Spring; He then planted
It In corn from which he, harvested
more than fifty bushels, and has again
sowed it in wheat. tits not often That
onr farmers SOW the same field in wheat
.Thompson's neighbors will no doubt
watch his effort with interest,
The Greenville News of Yesterday
says |: Major j. N. Vandiver. super
visor ct Anderson County, spent sev-
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