The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-08
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The seoveiary. of State has issued 4
2mi y ;ss,on TO the Issaqueena Cotton
: ss;ital ~ p 'oS g. T which will have
are X: Norriss, F. B. Morgan and
VI, a, Robbins.
public is invited to attend the
speCiai, Easter service in st. Johns
MeIaoalst ChuEoh next Sunday after
r noon as O'clock. Mrs. j.. NJ. Lander,
sield in Brazil, viii talk.
MISS Henrietta Miller, a sister OF
Capt. W. T.. Miller, OF this city. died
az nes nome 10 Abbeville last Friday
aaeesnoon, after a loug illness. She
go !. EaCsI excellent woman, and has
VIII regret 10 hear Of her death.
Do you know b. o. EvansY He ia n
member OF the clothing firm Of b. q"
Evane o. 90, at Anderson. 8. e., who
sou Hart, Schaffner s. Marks clothes.
arc Evaus says that H.. s. &::M. clothes
made. IL you don't know r. o. Evans
you ought to.
Camp w. w. Humphreys, Sons of
Confederate Veterans, viii meet this
afternoon alto o'clock in Clerk OF Court
Watkins' office to elect officers for the
ensuing year and to select delegates 10
atte9a the Reunions both in Columbia
anu new orleans next month. Every
member ia urged to attend tho meet
ing.
Miss Stack, of Due West, will give q
recitation entertainment at Eureka
next Friday. evening, 10th inst. The
program will be varied-humorous,
comic. pathetic, etc. Admission, Is
dren. One-half of the proceeds will
be donated to home missions. A rich
entertainment is in store for those who
attend. ~
John W. Kelly died at his home near
v last Saturday, after q long Illness
with consumption aged IL years. The
deceased was O good man, andhad LONG
been an active and consistent member
OF the Methodist Church. On Sunday
the remains were inferred at Good
Hope Church, Row. j. w. Bailey con
Quoting the funeral services. A wife
and tout children survive him, and in
their sore bereavement they have the
sympathy Of their many friends.
+. G: MoAdams, Esq, left the CITY
yesterday for Lynchbnrg, Va, where
ne will make application to the Cuurs
IOr tho appointment of O receiver for
the "Order of Knights of the Mystic
Chaln,n which is q fraternal insurance
order That has its headquarters in that
city. This order was organized in 1900
U y grew very rapidly, and there
are now only twenCy-three policies in
force, sixteen of which are in Ander-
son and the other even in Greenville
Mr.. William Freeman, who lived on
i tho plantation OF e. D. Haii, in warren
mes Township, died suddenly last Sun
Gay Mt mis- home near Flat Rock Church.
ae was apparently, in his usual health,
and after eating q hearty dinner walk
ed out on the piazza and sat down,
when he suddenly fell over and was
dead before his wife could reach him.
MI. Freeman was about 90 years OF
age, and q most worthy, upright citi-
zen. He leaves q wife and several
children.
Secretary T. G. Walton, of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, has received O letter
from q citizen Of Indiana who wants to
locate a S25, 900 canning establishment
In or near this city, provided he can be
assured that the farmers in this seq
ton would supply him q sufficient
amount of fruits and vegetables. The
gentleman says he would use at least
theproduct OF LOGO acres. This would
be valuable plant for this section,
and those of u farmers who would
undertake to produce the vegetables
are requested to call on Secretary We'll
ton.
Last Thursday at IuwndesvlIie
James Latimers q 17-year-old son of j.
- r. HaYnpr nrinnTnoI &c xho go
desville High School. Prof. Harper
attempted to whip The young man for
absenting himself from school on the
lat inst. against orders. Latimer tried
to strike Harper with an iron rod.
Being disarmed. he drew O self-acting
revolver and fired twice. A button
saved Prof. Harper's life. The bullet
carried the button into the flesh. but
was prevented from penetrating. A
rib diverted the other bullet from the
Professors heart. The wounds were
slight and Prof. Harper is doing we'll.
1t is said there will be no prosecution
and the affair will be settled satisfac-
tOrily to all concerned.
At the graduation exercises OF the.
!CbSrleston Medical College last week,
DR.. w. J. Smith, son Of Capt. w. G.
Smith, of this city, distinguished HIM
self in q manner especially gratifying
to his friends here. In presenting to
Or. Smith the class cup for excellence,
DR.. Forrest made the pleasing an
nouncemeD@ that the winner had not
only made 3 highest record of the
year, but that he had far exceeded the
best record ever made within : the sew
enty. years. history OF the College. He
had been for the past year chief sur
geon' Of the staff of the city hospital
and of the Riverside HosDitai. and
has been rendered this aud other hos
pital work in addition and now has the
offer under confederation; therefore he
has not definitely decided where he
will locate.
Mrs. Miriam Milford, widow of the
late Charles y. Milford. died at her
home in Fork Township, near Broyles,
last Monday morning, after a brief ILL
ness. The deceased vas o daughter of
the late Samuel Adds, Of Oconee Coun-
ty, and was in the 10Th year of her age.
About fifty years ago she married
Charles 8. Milford, who preceded her
to the grave q few months AGO.