The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-03


A largo crowd went on l.. P.l Smiths
excursiOn to Atlanta last Weduesday,
end the trip Wa q most enjoyable one.
Next Tuesday Mr., Smith will rnn an
excurslon to Charleston, and large
crowd will so on it.
Messrs. Joe Fretwell, ST., and joe
E'retwell, Jr., father and con. OF An
idersons g.. c., favored the Sun office
with a call Wednesday morning and
Shey wSTe as welcome % tho flowers OF
May. -Hartwell tGa.) snn.
Capt. J.W. Rosamond, of Brushy
Creek. was In the city, last Monday end
gave us On appreciated call. He Is one
o. Anderson U0unty's most eatimable
c!tlzens, and has many. friends In the
city who are always delighted to greet
him.
Last Sunday q alight change was
made In the schedule Of the early
morning train over the Southern Rail-
way from Columbia 10 tho upcountry.
1l.15 @. ms fifteen minutes earlier than
formerly. 81
Married, on Sunday afternoon, May
u, 1908, nc the homo Of the brides
father. a. J. Mccoy. at Belton, by
Ley to Miss Celia McCoy, and Mr.. q. 6.
Ford to Miss Addie Mccoy, all Of An
derson County.
Prof. r. A. Gentry, of Hopeweu
township, who is teaching in Brushy
Greek, has recently been appointed q
he is now prepared to serve his friends
In that capacity any time they may
need hls services.
Jas. T. Roberts has established a
pstSIHs Pan: il siie CITY Tor the manufacture
which he patented q year ago. The
machine is very popular among the
female sex, and Mr.. Roberts is selling
a great many Of Them
s, J. MeCully leaves this afternoon
gage in the oil mill business. Joe's
friends-and that means the entire
city-regret very much to see him
leave Anderson, and commend him to
kthe best people Of Okolona.
~ A lady recently remarked that ssSoma
men are always talking about patron
lzlng their own towns, always harping
upon their duties, yet they go abroad
sSG Set married. / 90 nope that some
get cheated. The mean thinge.n
Mr. and Mrs. &. L. Cheshire and
bright little daughter Of Anderson, s.
o., spent several days in. HaItwell this
week with friends. They express them
and apparent prosperity Of our rapidly
growing city. -Hartwell (Ga.) Sun.
Our clever friend, VIM. 81. Wilcox. O
popular and prominent citizen Of FL
bertOn, Ca, spent day in the city
last week and was welcome visitor to
The Intelligeneec cHco. His bright
little daughter, Marion, who has been
spending several weeks here with her
We have received an invitation to
attend the forty-fourth annual COM
mencement exercises of the Due West
Female College June 4th to 10th.
There are thirteen members OF the
graduating class. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion. ~
81. III. Taylor, of Antreville, Abbe-
vile County, fell dead at hiB home on
Sunday, Oath ult., while walking in his
garden. The deceased was about 40
years of age. an honorable. industrious
ar % section @ of of % Anderson ns Conntv NJ tne iom oho
deeply regret his dSath. "Ao
Carl Stribling, son Of John G. Strib-
ling, OF this city, who has been in the
United States Navy training station ait
bridgeport Conn, for the past year.
has been discharged and returned
home a few days ago. He has recently
had o severe attack OF DheumOnia, and
the naval surgeons racnna.neldsGt thnt
cnnerate. As anon "a h;s henIth H ~ nar sS-
miTs he will again anfar the ssrv;cap
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Last Wednesday evening the Ander
son Rifles were inspected on Che Court
House. Square. In the presence, Of a
! General Frost and Col. Charies Morris.
the United States Army. Captain