The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-24
S!iss mary Adams. of Greenvilis. il
4 ,iitsasing ita friends and relatives in tho

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rctt. @arshall Moore. of the citv
ocnogIs. mas gone % the inonntains ~ /
spend Q few weeks. $3.50 s'l-' - -
Mise Eleanor Cochran has gone ~
NssSagc. where she Will sake mar.
.ysssgsS ysaSgsste course in tho Chicago Uni
Col: 8. w. wilkes. sccompaniei, bv |
nie ware and daughter, of Atlanta. Ca.
e fs;snda ~ Sne city visiting relatives and
Dr. A. c.. Strickland ATTENDED the
annual meeting OF tho I'ri-SfaSe Dsn.
"a ,Asaocfation as winston Salem. n.
u, Inst week. ...'- = ''' ~ ~. |
fgom Clifton and Pacoiet 6ayap Upoaassvso o9me fS
Anaesaon and excepted positions in
onr cotton mills. =. :, =
Rev. r. g. Burriss. Of Piedmont. haa
9een spending o few days In and near
rleaaant call yesterday.
Fine time this for sowing peasl with
6sascns right. with prices right do the
signI fnlng By sowing every acre OF
ssuuDie and other waste land In peas.
Mres 9. n. Heard, OF Anderson, s..
a., 3 whiting relatives in Elbefton.
one as spending several days this week
With Mrs. d. K. Gairduer and Mira. j.
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There will be an all-day ain ging at
Flat Rock Church next Sunday. sstH
1nse., conducted by Prof. T. w. Ban
1sSer. OF this County, and Prof. n. as. /!
Locke, OF HartweE, Ga. The public ia
invited to attend. -
Married, on Wedneadav evening.
June II, 1908, at tho homo Of the brides
lataer, Thomas M. Nesbitt, in Lau-
Tens County, 8. G., by Rev. A. A.
James. Mr. NJ. T.. Sullivan, Of this city,
ami. Hiss Pcari Nesbit5.
Last Thursday the Savannah Valley
Railroad trestle over Rocky River. nenr
LoWndesville. caught DIRE and was
partly burned. and the passenger train
did not get through to this city until
next day. The: damage was slight.
One Of the three vacancies in the
graded echool faculty has been filled
BY the election OF Miss Esteiie Auli. Of
Fendleton, b. @. "a primary teacher.
Mies Anil is 1908 graduate Of Win
throp, and comes with high recommen-
characterization Star. h, r,
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! The Anderson County Teachers,
School building in this city last % Non.
day morning and will be ID session four
weeks. Up to last night about 85
teachers were enrolled, and others are
expected to come in this week.
lirs. Scott Russell, wife Of "a. w.
Kusseli, died at her home In Pendieton
Iownship last "Wednesday night, She
was i'll only 8 short while and the an
nouncement of her death was great
shock to her friends and relatives.
Mrs. Russell was daughter Of the late
Thomas Dickson and about SO years of
age. On Thursday the remains were
inferred in the Old Stone Church. yard.
Mr.. r. l.. Keys returned Yesterday
from Charleston, where he has been
spending q few days visiting his broth
er-in-iaw, Col. Geo. A.. Wagner. The
latter gentleman has been in feeble
health and confined to i,is homo for q
long time. but is now in yroving rapid
~, and able to ride out. This news
Will be heard with great pleasure by
the many friends OF Col :. Wagner
throughout this section.
MrE. Rachel Kay died at the home OF
her sOn.in-law, 81 3. Brooks, in Mill.
vile. last Sunday night, after an ILL
IesS OF several weeks, aged 40 years.
On Monday afternoon the remains were
iHf:sEEsd sT:s5 10 Whitefiold GhnEchyard. in
services being conducted by Rev.
Henry Martin. Mrs, Kay was highly
esteemed by wide circle Of friends,
who deeply sympakhige with the four
sons and one daughter who are left to
cherish her memory. y. g 5 Is
|: CHARLES M. Ragedale, who lived ont
ON tine Tpell--s ..zila River side nf. a. ~
County, died on the evening OF the
14th instant, after q lingering illnesa
from @ complication OF diseases, super
induced by consumption. He leaves 8
widow and several children, besides q
host of relatives and friends to mourn
his death. He was a good Christian
gentleman and citizen and will be
greatly missed by all who knew him.
His remains were carried to his old
home near HOnea Path and inferred
on Monday. Pickens Sentinel Journal.
Last Saturday application was made
before Judge kl1gh ct Abbeyille for O
who are conducting q shoe store In this
city and one ut Greenwood. The appli-
cation was made. returnable before
Judge Aldrich In this city next Mon
day. The embarrassmento OF the firm
is duo to the failure OF the City Bank
Of Greenwood, which had been carry
ing the Arm's paper, and ..1Ae applica-
eses soz . EscsissTnhip is a step toward
winding up the banks affairs. Ar
rangements arc pending looking to-
ward q settlement and it is hoped to
have the two stores OF the gentlemen
while. f9Ess@ Is @7. a
The Greenyille News of the 17th
construction Of tho proposed Green
vile Anderson internrban trolley line,
has been completed by Civil Engineer
Jos. E. Shrine and forwarded to DR..
George =. Conghlin in dianapolis,
not exceed the expectation1 Of DR..
COughlin and his financial supporters.
In viow of this fact and in accordance
with q statement of DE-. C0ughlin The
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