The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-16

tlons are not sufficient to meet the de-
mands of the travelling public. Who
VIII take the lead in organizing 9
movement for another large hotels
Ii you, like some other people, are &c
thoughtless as to take up ashes in q
paste board or wooden box and set
5nem on tine back steps, don't cav il
was. an ipcendiary ebould Won be
awakened some night by the burning
OF your home.
The cotton mills in and around the
CITY will close down on Thursday, oath
inst, at noon, and remain closed nn-
III Monday morning, 29th inst, in or
der to give all the employees q little
rect and recreation during the Christ
mas holidays.
Rev. George Baker, the pastor, will
preach at Shiloh Baptist Church, in
Savannah Township, next Saturday at
O'clock p. m. and Sunday at II o'clock
a. M, instead of on tho fourth Sunday
anc Saturday before. The friends OF
the congregation are cordially invited
to attend.
j. II. Kinard, of Augusta, has been
appointed soliciting agent of the
Charleston and Western Carolina Rail-
way. Mr. kinard is we'll known
railroad man and wac formerly with
the freight and transportation depart
ment cf the Charleston and Western
Carolina at Augusta.
Rev. II. B. FAINT, Of Anderson, was
among WalhallR friends Monday. He
was up on business connected with tho
sale OF land belonging to the estate of
membered by our people, having serv-
cd az pastor of the Baptist Church
here about two years. More frequent
AMI extended visits would be npprecia-
ted.-Keowee Courier.
Married, at the home of T. c. Pruitt,
at Bolton, on December 8, 1908, by
Rev. n. 9. Wright, Mr. Homer Banis-
ter and Miss Ella Pruitt. all of Ander-
son County. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple and guests
entered tho dining room, where a
eumptuous repast was served. We
join their many friends in extending
congratulations.
Hrs. Susan A. Bagwell died at the
home Of one Of her daughters in At
iant6, Ga, Do1omh Dor ist inst, in the
73rd year of her age. She was the
youngeet daughter Of the late Philip
I4ees and was born and lived in this
County-,near Honea Path-until after
well, eince which time abe hae resided
in Georgia. She Joined the Baptist
Church in her girlhood and 90 lived
consistent member for over go years,
She wee slovely and beloved ohsrac-
ter nmongall who knew her, and leaves
behind 70 hes bereaved friends the re-
cord OF o 0ell.sbent life.
Mrs. e. J.. Stons, Of the Roberts
Gacii0E Of fhia Connfy 1iad at thc
homo OF her con, A. II. MorTie, at
Pickene e. Fl. on the morning OF the
7th inst. She had been in Pickene for
two weeks preceding her death on g
visit. While there che was taken I'll
with pneumonie: and died after o
old on tho 9th Of last November, and
was most excellent woman and had
long been o devoted member OF the
Methodist Church. She was most
highly esteemed by q wide circle Of
friends,. who will long cherish her men,
ory: She is survived by two sons. J,
". Morrie, Of HaftwelI, Co., and A.
81: MorEIa, rne postmaster aG PlcKens.
cemetery at Piekens.
We have on onr desk o recent COPY
Of the Ccluss (Califernia) Sun, which
contains an interesting account OF o
meeting OF Camp Pap. Price, Confed-
crate VeteFane. OF which our former
townBmhn. @aior John B. Moore, is
late picture OF Maj. Moore, who left
Anderson about twenty. five years ago.
The picture 10 apparently o good like
neas OF him, and ehowe chat despite
his increasing years he iB holding his
own remarkably we'll. This Camp,
the Sun states. ie the only organization
Of Confederate Veterans in Northern
California, and the meeting was large:
II attended. A number of Federal
Veterans were nreeant and we're in
vited to seats with the Camp.
Our young friend, Robert A. Gentry,
OF this County. who Last October stood
the civil service examination in Green
vile for the position of teacher in
the government schools OF the Philip
having successfully passed tho exami-
nation and has been offered position
at a salary of $500 per annum. Afr.
Gentry is now teaching school in
Brushy Greek Township, and has not
yet decided whether he will accept the
position in the Philippines. He is an
accomplished teacher and while we
would regret to see him leave his ma
III
he 60 he would soon be promoted to
/ the clase that commands tho best SAL
ary paid by the government to its
teachers. s.
Mrs. Annie Crowther, widow of the
late VIM. Crowther, died at the home
of her SOD. w. r. CrOwther, near An
treville, Abbeville County, on We'd
| needays 9th inst. She had been in
feeble health for several years but was
twelve days preceding her death. Mrs.
Crowther was 81 years OF age on the
26th of November last, and was born,
reared and always lived in the section
where she died She was most ex-
| o devoted member Of the First Creek
Baptist Church since her girlhood.
HeT remains were inferred in the grave
yard Of that Church last Thursday,
Rev. Z. E. Small, the pastor. conduct