The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-01

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Mr. Mark CAN'T spent sunday 81,
iAopey1lie "prospe ecting.n 2
q x. Bremer. Of Charleston. Il m Is
anderson Waiting relatives. 4 | &
Mics Lnta Bewley, Of Chester. ID IL, !.
Anderson visiting relati re- ss. s,.''
Mre. Stephen Provost, Of Columbia.
1s vlsitlng relatives in the city.
! Miss Lizzie Presaley. of Elberton.
Ga. is ln Anderson visiting relatives. .
]. R. Earle, Esq. OF WalhalIa. anent
1asg 1ea Monday In the city attending
The farmers have been 40 busv ON
their farms that very lietls OF the Wheat mt
crcp has been thyeshed yet.
|. 81. Harrison, Of Walhalla, spens
LAST Friday in the city and gave The
lpteilsgencer o pleasant call.
The first watermelous for the season
have appeared on the market. They
came from southwest Georgia.
The Greenville District Conference
OF the M: p: Church, South, will be
held at Williamson July 10 to 10.
Mrs: w. NJ. Wilcox, accompanied by
two Of her childrehs OF Elberton, Ga.
ls In the city visiting her parents.
Mr. Edward Cobb and family. Of
Greenviile, are in the city. visiting the
family OF Mr.. Robert Cobb on FAINT st.
Next MoD day is Salesday. There
will be no public sales BY the Court
House officials and the day will proba-
bly, be dull one. g ~
Chiqu0la Lodge, Knights OF Pythias.
WILL meet in regular convention to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock. All
Gne members are urged to attend.
The Hook g. Lauder: Fire Company
meets next Monday night at 8. 80 O'clock.
ALI fEemen belonging to that Company
are requested to be on hand at that
hour. a. ~. 7. :,
# Oury0ung friends, Proctor Bonham
and Frank Barton, who have been at
tending college in Charleston, returE-
ed home last week to spend the sum-
mer vacation.
Much interest is being manifested in
the meeting conducted in this city BY
the evangelist, Rev N. j. Holmes, in
his tent near the city hall. Three SER
vices are held each day, and large con-
gregations attend
June has passed away without giving
ns any real summer days and nights.
w " ME the temperature has gone over
So degrees1n the warmest part of the
day, there has been q cool touch, il not
p Chilly one, evening and morning.
Prof. G.. Marahall Moore, OF this city,
has been ELECTED principal OF the grad
ed school ap Barnwe1l, s. C.. and Will
enter upon his work there next Sep
temEcr- The trustees have done more
than we'll to secure the services of Prof.
M0ore. who we regret to see leave Ans
dersQn, 4.
The City Council has awarded the
contract for paving the streets to the
Southern Paving Rnd Construction
Company Of Chattanooga, Tenn. The
cost will be about S28, 600, There wele
only two bitiB for the work. The con-
tractors will begin the work at once
and are to complete it in four months.
Senator a: G.. Latimer, Of South
SStkQAAAGSt m11A dAI4t0 xA IIkU6GUUu 6lOHc
day, the 9th. He will be entertained
by Col. II. M. Swift, at whose residence
on informal reception will be held.
The Senator will speak at the court
house on the 7th of July to the good
roads convention ElberEon (Ga.)
Star. f & "a a,
Anderson is TO have q Gala Week iii
.Asm!ggst; s0!g Wen guarantee that the af-
too. and will be worth going many
miles for. Nothing fs ever done BY
halves In the Electric City,n as al
who have attended occasions there will
bear willing and swift testimony -.
Sumter Herald.
1t is estimated by.well known farm
ers that the condition Of the cotton
crop at present ;is not more than 80 per
cent. ct an average. or course there
are some places whe-s the prospect ie
good, bIt as q whole the outlook for q
good cotton crop in Anderson County
is verytpOof at this time, The reports
as to the grain crop and early, corn are
generally favorable. S5; ri
Misc Matte Boyce, lady principal Of
the female college at Due West. died
at that place at II O'Clock Monday
night, June S2nd. She was for i've
years q missionary OF the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church to
Mexico. WiEs .Boyce was native Of
Meckienburg County. North Carolina,
and waa greatly beloved by. wide
circle OF friends, who sill long cherish
her memory Il, 3.i' iSS 1.i!.,ss a
Some OF the largest and most lug
clous peaches we have ever seen pro-
dnced in this country, especially al
this season Of the year, were presented
to us a few days ago, BY that clever
and energetic farmer, wv Il. Dean, o1
this County. They. are known as ttiht
Gresnsb sb0ro peach, and are the finest
/. We have over eaten. Accept our best
thanks, Mr. Dean, for the deliciont
treat. \; s..a !. sIs'. fs. 3.5
Married i. on w ednesday afternoon
June "a, 1908, at the ST.. John M. e.
Church parsonage. in this city, By Rev
M. b. Kelly, Mr. John w. Robinson, oi
this Comfy, and Miss Lille e.. Bigby
of Aiken, s O. The bride is o daue6-
ter OF G.. Marshall Bigby, formerly of
Williamston, and is o most excellent
and accomplished yonng lady. M The
groom has lived about so years isi sin,