The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-13
Local NJ eW s.
WEDNESDAY,. MAYS. 1903.

are looking ane. y go,
The school boys are now counting
] the days 10 lyacst sti0n.
Real estate In this section is stili ac-
tive ana prices keep up.
w. E. Meredith. Of Hartwell, Ga. /,
spent Q dayYor two in Anderson last
Measles and yaumps are prevalent in
aonfs sect!cns ce the County, we are
informed. 81.
| G. b. Green, Esq, spent several days
Iays IN Abbeville last week visiting
his parents.
Rev o. y. copeland, os Waynes-
and c0unty.
Miss Mary Cherry. Of Sanecn, he's
| neen spending few days in the city
visiting friends. %
Capt. John ~. Patrick, OF Columbia,
,syent Sunday and Monday in tho city
Visiting his family.
II. G. Anderson, one of fAbbeville's
the city Lest Friday.
Mrs: j. B. Townsend and children,
or Anderson. are visiting relatives in
town. Clinton Chronicle. s.
Miss Adele Provost is spending som o
time in Columbia visiting the family
OF her brother, Stephen Provost.
Anderson County is well represented
Mt the State Reunion OF Confederate
Veterans in Columbia this week. I.
Mrs. f. A. Bleckley, Of Clayton, Ca,
mother of our clever young tOwpsmen,
John and Ben. Bleckley, lie in the city
visiting her cons. i. -
The spring chicken crop is late and
short this season and something like q
chicken famine prevails hereabOuts.
Eggs are also scarce.
Mrs: Mary Brown has gone to Roa-
noke, Va, where she will spend few
weeks visiting the family OF her son,
DR.. Ralph w. Brown.
w. B. Magrnder. will return TO the
city day or Tomorrow with another
car load OF fine mules. See his adv6r-
tisement and give him call.
/ The knights Of Pythias and Wood
men OF the World are adding large
numbers Il. their membership I'M the
local lodges Both lodges are grow
ing very rapidly.
& Rey: J. p: Chapman, D. D., accom-
panied by his wife, attended the South.
ern Baptist Convention which con-
vened in Savannah, Ga, last Friday
and adjourned last night.
Ars. o. 8. McCuiluugh, of Darling.
tons and Mrs. Carrie MCGEE, Of Green
villes have been spending q few days
in the city visiting Mesdames j. T..
McGee and D. P. McBrayer.
Last Friday afternoon the Citizens
Band, recently organized in this city,
gave its first open air concert on the
Court House Square, and its music was
greatly enjoyed by o large crowd Of
spectators. 81 1,.Sss
r. Frank Hall, one OF our prominent
young merchants has decided to retire
from business o, account of his health,
and, as q consequence, Hall Bros. are
offering their entire stock of clothing,
etc +, at cost. Read their new adver-,
tiBement.
A special car will leave Anderson
next Monday at II. 80 O'Clock q. nc. for
fyOu want seat iE this car sand your
name to The Intelligencer at once.
Anderson County win be well repre-
aented at the Reunion. ~ ~.
The annual Sunday School Institute
OF the South Carolina Conference OF
the u. E. Church, South, conyenes In
Spartanblrg to-day. The following
are thu delegates from Anderson: Rev.
81. y. Kelly, w. i. Osborne John M.
Hubbard, Chris 8. Suber, Mrs. q. g.
Ligon and Mrs. K ID. Semi.
The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Peoples Bank was held
last week. A dividend OF g per cent.
was declared and o nice sum added to
the surplus fund. The old officers
were re-elecGed, as follows: j.. j..
Eretwell, President; r. g. Brown,
Vice President; j. n; ,Bleckley, Cash
ieE and L. g. Hollemen, assistant
cashier, ,.;s s'lss3 q
The Charleston News and Courier of
the 9th inst. Gays: Jos. j. Fretwell.
whU is promine emily identified with the
business interests of the progressive
CITY of Anderson. ia regtatarad at the
Argyle: In conversation with q re-
porter for The News and Courier; Mr..
ETatWell commented upon the extern
elye building operations in prCgress in
the city and predicts q steady growth
and improvement in Cha:leston,s busi-
ness prOmlnence.n ~ lssssl
a good r0ads meeting will be held in
this city on Saturday, 28rd inst, aud
every live, pr0gcs csssiye citizen of. the
County is cordially invited and urged
to attend. Senator a. g. Latimer and
several other prominent citizens will
attend and deliver addresses on the
subject of good roads. how to secure
them and the benefits to be derived
from EN-. Such q meeting, we be-
lieve, can accomplish good results; and
we hope there will be q large attend
ance of our citizens. #
At the last regular meeting of the
City Council the names of several
streets in the city were Ahanged. 7 East
boundary street WAS changed to FAINT
street In honor of the late e. w. FAINT;
West HonnGary to Towers. in honor of
in honor of the latA J0hn pann1ap.