The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-11

R. Haynie Mt Bolton and win move
there az once to practicehis profession.
VIM. Mooreheaa. formerly OF Bolton,
but who has been living at, Darlington,
y. C.,7 q number OF years. has moved
@ position ns salesman Tor RsA A. Lewis.
Mrs. Brown and daughter, Of Ander-
SON. -. c.. tho s'eter and niece, Of Mr..
X. 81 q. Brace. came over last week
and spent o day and night with Mr..
Bruce.s-Elberton (Ga.i Trib--
nne.
Measrs. G.. n. c. Bolemans and w. E.
Lee have gone to Pensacola, Fin. to
attend the annual convention Of Head
Camp, Jurisdiction /, Woodmen of the
World, representing Willow Camp, OF
/! #sMnrriea CT Sunday, March 8, 1908,
at the homo Of tho officiating minister,
Kev.SJohn B. Brown, in the Hollands
Store section,. Mr. Joseph Massey and
Bliss Nettie Chasteen. both of Ander4
son County.
Rev. Moses Cherry, % colored Metho-
dist preacher who formerly resided in
Anderson, died ut his home in Spartan
burg County LAST Wednesday, He was
{. good man, and highly esteemed by
his white friends.
Dat in Missouri a III. tice decided that
the eggs on @ farm belonged to the
wife and not to the husband, and that
he was no better than o thief when he
sold them contrary to her will and
pocketed the money.
Thomas r. Davis leaves For AndeT-
aAn -EfhIo vunn1r xvhara ho ro1o - l--p-
after his business interests. His fami-
~ will go later. Tho people OF Green
wood are sorry to give up thess good
people.-Greenwoed Journal.
Our merchants are anticipating q fine
business this Spring and are laying in
large ard well selectad stocks Of goods.
t~elligencer every week and you will
know where to buy your goods.
The Court of Common Pleas remain
ed In session all last week, though the
jurors were. discharged on Friday. The
few cases tried were Of NO Importance,
g probably cost the County as maUhh
or more than the amount involved. ,
Services will be held in Grace Epis.
copalChurch this morning at11 o'clock,
Tomorrow at 4.30 p M. and on Sun
dizzy at 11.30 q. m. and 4.30p. m. The
friends OF the congregation are cor
daily invited to attena theee sseessITiioees.
There are several cases OF smallpox
In Walhalia, and compulsory vaccina-
Health. On account of the disease the
Court OF Sessions, which was to have
convened there last Monday, has been
postponed to the first Monday in July.
Mrs, G f folly and daughter, Mrs.
g. II. TOlly, of Anderson, who have
sb,en on q visit to their daughter and
SISTER, MIS- w. Nj. Wilcox, returned. to
their home this afternoon: They were
accompanied by little Miss Marion
WilcOx.-ElbertOn (Ga.) Star, 9Th inst.
Columbia is discussing the matter of
inviting the Confederate Veterans Of
this State to hold their annual reunion
In that city the present year, andsit is
said that Spartanburg will become it's
chief competitor. Anderson should
make an effort to entertain the Veter-
ans next year.
Mr. Robert Jackson, of Anderson,
who built houses in Anderson thirty
one years ago, was in town yesterday
selling mules. He looks es young as
ever, and we presume that he has
grown riCh. When 8 man iB able to
own whole drove Of mules he is rich
lndeed.-Abbeville Press and Banner.
VIM. ,Biggins, OF Baltimore, repre-,
sEenting the international Federation
OF Labor, organized q Carpenters,
Union in this city last Saturday night
with about thirty members. The FOL
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, y, a.. Brlssey; Secretary, G. w.
Hnrgess; treasurer, j. A.. Langston,
Cadet Paul ). Steel, Of Chester, died
eft Clemson College last Sunday NIGHT
OF pneumonia. He had been sick for
several weeks. NThe young mans par
ents were with him, and he had every
possible attention from DR.. Redfern
and tba nnrses at the. college hoepital.
on Monday and inferred.
Rev. Hugh Murchison Eas returned
to his homo at Anderson, after q visit
OF few days at the home of M Lam
drum. Mre 4nrchison and children
enrry 60 learn that one Of the children
is threatened with pneumonia buttclst;
that che will soon Ne her bright little
self again.-Johnseos IA Monitor.
Rev. DR.. Snyder, President ofWof-
ford College, will deliver lecture at
the CitylHaM next Friday evening, 18th
inst.s on the anbject, "Shalsespeare
Once More.n Admission, o5 cents.
Tickets are now on. sale at Hubbard's
jeWely store and at the several drug
stores In the city. Go out and near the
lecture, and yon will not Iegreti II.
Sc. Patrick's Day comes on the nth
of March. It iR said the men-folks to
be fashionable ehould wenr greenneck-
ties, and We ladies might bedeck yonr-l
selves with q few green ribbons to.
keep. green the memory of the good st.
Patrick, who freed Ireland from
snakes. Be careful meanwhile, NOT to
let anything green get in your eyes.
The Baptist Courier or the 5thinst.
elect Of the Piedmont Baptist Church.
will take charge of Gae work in Pied
mont the first Of April. We extend
Bro. Burriss o cordial welcome back
hpme and wish for him great success
in this important field.H Mr. Bnrriss