The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-13

. The new telephone line bSing erected
between this city and McC Cormfck has
been completed as far as Iva. s.
s. Onr- former young townsman, Clar-,
ence Young, OF Birmingham. Ala, is
In the city visiting his parents.
Miss Helen Cashin left the city last
Monday for Charleston, where she will
spend awhile visiting her friend, Mrs.
Our popular townsman, C.. A. Reed,
lett few daye ago for Buffalo, N. Y,
where he will attend q meeting of the
National Piano Association.
Miss Eunice Hill left few days ago
for Baltimore, where she cill speSd
some Tune taking q special course in
the Baltimore College for Women.
.Mrs. B. G. Webb is visiting friends
ana relatives in Charleston, and Mrs.
Y. w. Webb has gone to Sumter, where
tives.
Quit grumbling about the weather.
1t Is all right. The time for tender
snap beans, beets and squashes fresh
from your own garden will soon be
James l.. Tribble, Esq, of Anderson,
was In the city Monday on professional
business. MIR. Tribble is q leading
lawyer of the up country.
Medium.
Memorial Day will be observed in
Walhalle on Saturday, 3Uth inst. Coils.
y: N. Brown and NJ. p. Tribble, of this
CITY, have been invited to deliver ad-
dresses on. tho occasion.
}. II: Grant. Esq, wife and children
arrlyed In Anderson last evening from
tne Phlilppine Islands, having stopped
over q few days in Texas, visiting Mrs.
Grants brother, w. s., Fant.
There viii be an al-day singing at
Big Creek Church, near Williamson.
next Sunday. nth inst. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend and carry
their song books and we'll filled dinner
J a number OF new advertisements
Will be found in the Intelligencer this
week. If you are seeking bareains.
read the advertisements 20 closely and
You will know where to 60 to secure
Married, on Sunday afternoon. Nav
10, 1908, at 5 O'clock, by Rev. j.. ".
Keller. at the home Of Dock cLeskey.
~ this city, Mr. E. a. Gambrell, Of
!?endleton section, and Hiss Cornelia
Hutchinson, Of this city.
. Invitations have been received in
this city to tho marriage os Marshall
BLAIR Provost. of Washington, d. c.,
and Hn;. Miss Gsrda Lnyties, at st. Peters
Saturday, May 18th, at 4.J5O p. m.
At q meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Isaquena Cotton Mill at Central q
few days ago our fellow -tOwnsman, j.
J.. Fretwell, was elected member of
the Board of Directors. The work of
erecting the mill will begin at once.
In order to secure the free city de-
livery of mails, the City Council has
let the contract for REMEMBERING the
houses Of .the city. Property owners
will have to pay for placing the num-
bers on their houses, which will be 25o
each.
timely ADVICE to farmers: rs1 TSe s1Hss mids eh5s
ole kernels of an ear Of corn possess
more vitality and will germinate more
quickly than those from either the tin
or butt of the ear. We ALWAYS discard
the tip and butts. -, i
w. g. w. White, ofAnderson Coun-
ty, y, is visiting relatives and
frtende in Hartwen and Hart County.
Mr. White was D prominent Citizen Of
Hart Comfy from childhood up to 1883;
holding many positions OF honor and
responsibility. .-Hartwall (Ga,) Sun.
The Dean family reunion, will be
held at the home Of A.sA. Dean, at
attended by Rev. Oscar T.. Denn. of
Alvarado, Texas, WHO has been attend-
Ing the Southern Baptist Convention,
and who will spend several weeks in
this County visiGing relatives.
There will be O picnic in the interest
OF common school education at Reeder
Fordo Oconee County, between Oak
way and Fair Play, on Saturday, May
Cromer band, and speakers Of note are are
expected to be present and address
the people. All are cordially invited
to attend and bring we'll. filed bas-
keta.
Anderson is fast becoming one of
the leadings cotton mill towns of the
sSstsSos. ,NSAy AOSCutAy boVSftAl new COC-
ton mills have been Incorporated in
that town and ali are mills OF large di-
mensiOns. It expected that the pop
uiaIion OF the e.wn will be Increased
by three to four thousand inhabitants
when the new mills now projected OF
IN process OF construction have been
completed .-Spartanburg Journal.
I. Mrs. Alice Thompson, widow Of the
late j. w. IF, Thompson, died az her
home in Walhalla on Monday after
noon, 4th inst, in the 68rd year of her
age: Mrs. Thompson was native of
Anderson County. Her maiden name
was Miss Bruce. being q daughter of
the late John Bruce. aS She was a most
excellent, Christian woman, having
long been o devoted member of the
Methodist Church. She ia survived by
five sons and two daughters.
Last Friday afternoon the Dixie
Chapter, U.'D. c., presented the pu-
pills OF the tenth grade at the Central