The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-16

rs, Matte Humphreys. after pro-
tTacted visit to friends and relatives in
the county, has returned to her home
in Live Oak, Fla.
Miss Alcanza Wharton. n charming
young lady from Iva, Anderson Conn
ty, ls visiting Miss Florence Milford,
near the city.-Abbeville Medium.
Capt. John E. Allen, of BarnwelI. is
IN the city visiting relatives. His
many old friends are delighted to greet
hlh once more IN his native home.
Miss Mary Ables has returned from
Oconee County, where she has been
engaged in teaching for Sc veral months.
She Will teach in the Orrville school
next session.
Mise Eva Gentry, of this County,
who was recently elected to position
IN the Greenville Graded Schools, left
school room.
Some fine race horses are being
IIaiheu at the Eskew track, just north
OF the city. The trainers are getting
their animals in readiness for the fall
races IN this State and IN Georgia.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Cobb have gone
70 Atlanta and other places on recrea-
zion trip Mrs. Cobb's health has not
Deen so good, and her friends hope
the trip will do her much good.
After drought of four weeks, this
sectl0ne was visited by reasonable
showers Monday night and yesterday
morning. Much damage has resulted
to the gardens and growing crops for
Professors ,Adolphus Bolt &cA War
ren Hale will conduct an all day sing
ing at Asbury Church next Sunday,
beginning. Mt / o'clock n. IN. The
public is invited to attend and bring
well-filled dinner baskets.
Married, Sunday, September 6, 1905
at the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. ID. L. Whitaker, in Center town
ship, Miss Eta Outze and Ledford
whitfield. The contracting parties
were from Anderson County.-Keowee
Courier.
The season for shooting doves has
arrived and already some of the sports
men have been fortunate in bringing
home some of the birds. AS vet par
trldges can not be shot, they are tro
young; but the knowing ones say that
there will be no scarcity of them this
fall. '-''
The addition to the barracks of the
Welsh Neck High School is nearing
completion. This is one of the hand.
somest dormitories in the State. Pu-
pills going to the school should 90 to
aartsville on the night Of September
S2nd, the school opens on September
23rd. -
Mr. NJ. l.. Keys, of Bolton, has in his
possession pipe that has some age on
It. 1t ia of the merschaum variety.
On the front of the pipe in raised let
tiers ls the date when it was made, 171S.
The, pipe was sent to Mr.. Keys some
weeks ago by his sister, Mrs. II. F.
Bremen, of Charleston
;. The third quarterly meeting for Will
liamston Circuit will be held at Shiloh
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
10Th and Goth inst. The Presidinr
Elder, Rev. r. A. Child, will preach mt
IL O'Clock q. IN. oD both days. He will
preach also at Beulah Church at 4
O'Clock on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. B. A. Henry, of Anderson,
;: T., returned to her home Saturday
She and her little girls stayed here
during the month of August and help
ed to enjoy. the usual family reunion
OF the Oglesby family. Mrs. Henry
ls brilliant and attractive woman,
and has many friends here. Her an
nual visits are looked forward to with
pleasure by many friends, who always
regret to see her rleave.-Elberton (Ga.)
Star.
The annual meeting of the Old Stone
Church and Cemetery Association will
6e hsad at the Old Stone Church, near
Clemson College. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 10; The president of tie assocIa-
ton, j. J. Lewis, and tho secretary, r.
y, Brackett, are anxious that there
should be full attendance, not Onir
OF the members, but OF all others in.
terested In the preservation and i'm
provement OF the cemetery and Church.
Important buBiness is to be brought
before the society at this meeting.
The Intelligencer has received the
following invitations: .Mr. and MIRA.
samuel w. Fordyce invite you to be
present at the marriage of their niece,
Jane stanton Gillespie, and Lieut..
Thomas. Hood Cunningham, United
States Army, on Saturday evening,
October 8, 1908, ct 1880 o'clock, 81 WASH.
ington Terrace, st. Louis" Lieutenant
Cun1lngham is an old Anderson boy,
and his many friends here will read
the announcement with pleasure and
Will join rs in extending him in ad-
vance OF the happy event our warmest
congratulations.
The Atlanta News, of the 18th mat.
says: "Hon. George F. Tolly, former
mayor OF Anderson, 8: G., for II years,
many friends and acquaintance in this
CITY and received cordial welcome
here; He is one of the leading citizens
and business men in his section of
South Carolina and is influential in
politics there: He was accompanied
to Atlanta by his son, Will Tolly. Mr.
Toliy speaks enthusiastically about
the future OF Anderson, 3. c., which
city is the center OF an important COM
merclal development section"
The agricultural Department sent
Mr. w. q. Martin, who lives near Fair
view Church, in Anderson County, ak
pounds Of the Griffin long staple cot
ton last Spring, which planted about q
half acre Of ground. The cotton seems
to be prolific and Mr.. Martin Thinks he