The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-18
Rs. McCully, who has been bnying
icetton the past season at Elberton, Ga,
has returned home.

RS. McCully. who has been buying
cotton the past season at Elberton. Ca.
has returned home.
Mrs. Carrie Latimer has gone to Mo.
bile, Ala, to visit her neice, Mrs. 6.
Ernest Brown.
a few days ago the 1I.8O o'clock
train coming into the city from Bolton
had q remarkable escape from n seTi-
GUS wreck at Riverside, near the eastern
enburbs OF tho city. The train. which
consietea or OF 90 loaded cars, had iust
croese9 tne tIestle and was running at
rapid speed to climb the approach
Ing gIa9e. several * the care Jumped
ties % pieces when the engineer was
sig1aiIed and applied his brakes. As
ne dio tnihs strange to say, the cers re-
mounted the sfack and, beyond tear
Ing up the crossties, no damage re-
auIted.
Married. on Thursday. March 70.
1908, at the home Of the brides father.
John "a. Ashley, in Abbaville County,
BY Rev. N. G. Wright, Mr.. TiIdsn
Strickland and Miss Geneva Aahiev.
The attendants were Mr. Walter Ash.
lay and Hiss Prassie Strickland, Mr.
ANDREW Branyon and Miss Fannie Aeh-
ley. AFTER, the ceremony the party
went Into the dining room and enjoyed
Q sampsnous rePast. We join the
extending congratulations and wish
through life.
w. b. Steele, Jr., of Rock Hill, q.
o., ls now q citizen Of Anderson. hay
ing accepted Q position in the Office In
ne RH.I bi I1e,i Ridge passenger depot. The
there as follows: "W. B. Steele, Jr.,
who has been in the employ Of the
Southern Railroad at this place for q
number OF years past in various capaci-
ties. hss resigned his position and left
Thursday morning for Anderson, where
ne has accepted the place of ticket
agent with the Blue Ridge Railroad.
The Blue Ridge authorities are fortu.
pate in securing his services for they
have never had q more reliable or bet
ter man in their employ. His family
Will follow in o short time, and Rock
Hill will be o loser thereby"
The Veterans Reunion takes place
In New Orleans May 1929. The rail-
roads will sell round trip tickets for
good until May a.. The original pur-
chaser. OF such ticket may secure an
extension OF the final leaving date 10
June 15 by depoeiting the ticket with
the agent there between May 10 and
q, and upon payment OF fifty cents.
The round trip fare FROM Anderson
Will be 1910 If forty or more pas
eengers can be secured in this section
the Southern Railway will run q
through special car from Anderson to
New Orleans. In order to secure this
snecial. car, we would request all per-
eons who contemplate taking this trip
TO send their names as soon as possible
to The 1ntelligencer Office 30 that the
xnIIrUs1 authorities may be notified in
ample time to have the "a here.
Last Monday afternoon a meeting of
q few of the business men of the city
was held in the Court House for the
purpose OF considering the question OF
organizing O Chamber Of Commerce
=. A.; Ratlife, Jr., presided and J. W.
tereating and pointed addresses by
sisting Of T.; A: Ratlife. Jr., j. j.
Fretwell. w. F. Cox, G. 81. folly and
N. b. Sullivan, was appointed to can
Q the city and enroll the names Of
all who were willing to join the 0rgani-
cation and contribute literally to ite
support. The meeting then adjourned
until next Monday afternoon, when
this Committee will submit its report.
II SUFFICIENT interest is manifested the
organization will then be completed by
the election Of officers and the adop-
ton OF q constitution and bylaws.