The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-22
ss W.. "A. Giles, Secretary OF the Gram
iteyille Manufacturing Company, has
been spending q Few days in,Andesson..
the gnest OF his relative, j !. M. Giles

been spending q lew days in nAndessOn.
the guest OF his relative j d. Giles
PRESIDENT Shuniate announces in an
lRofher column that the time sGS held
ing SUNDAY School Institute OF Hope-
1eth and Goth. IS &. & !.
+ Col. Joseph N. Brown. ono of An
derHon County,e most diatipguiehed
sone, waa In Walhalla en- lasG Monday
on, g 2, nref fessianai business. The Courier
ONCE Taa HonOked by, O brief vfstt from
him Keowee Courier.
Prof. ID. w. Daniel, OF Clemson
college, will deliver o lecture at
!TnEnyt!!!e next Saturday evening, 26th
inat., OF 8 o'cloek. No admission fee
will be charged. The public is cordial
" invited to attend.
G. ~. Guest has prepared the plane
and specifications Of the new building
or the Anderson Mattress Factory, and
Will at once begin its construction.
| Ihe building will Oo 120 feet square
ana as nearly fireproof as possible.
AT 9 meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors OF the Gluck Cotton Mill last Sat-
urday afternoon the contract for the
erecticd OF the mill building was let to
g: R. Cutting & Co., Of Boston, Mass,
/ who Will begin the work as soon as the
material can be secured.
The projected trolley line between
| Anderson and Greenville is meeting
the entire line. Bolton, Williamson
and Greenville have granted @ liberal
charter, and the engineers, it is said,
will soon begin locating the line.
A series of meetings are being held
in the Central Presbyterian Church.
The pastor is being assisted by Rev.
vices are held each day, at 10 o'clock
Q. m. and $50 O'clock p. m. TIE pub-
lic is cordially invited to attend the
services.
The annual meeting of the Fedora
ton Of WOmen's Clubs Of South Caro-
INA iB being held in Columbia this
rick, Of this city, are the delegates from
Anderson.
A, recent issue Of the Dixie Manufao-
turer,. published at Birmingham, Ala,
contains aplendid likeness and bio
graphical sketch Of A.. T. Newell, of
in Birmingham az State Agent for the
Good Roads Machinery Co., Kenneth
Square, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Hill, ofAndersoD,
s.. c., are visiting relatives in Hartweli
and Hart County. They are both to
the manner born, but since they be-
came c,tizene OF Anderson that erst-
while sleepy hamlet has become quite
respectable little city.-Hartwell
(Ga.) Sun.
Anderson has voted in favor of issu-
ing $4,000 in bonds-S -S25, 900 for street
Improvement and S15, 900 for modern
school, building. There are q few
towns, but the opposition to this i'm
portant step looking to undermining
Anderson was slight.-C Columbia State,
Robert c. Haynie died on March 8rd
last at Admission, Ala.,g of apOplexy,
Mr.. Haynie was a native of this Coun-
ty and formerly lived in Varennes
township. In his young manhood he
moved to Alabama, where he has ever
since lived. He leaves q wife, zone son
and two daughters, besides many rela-
tives In this County, to mourn his
death.
Last Monday afternoon John T.
DObbins was leading horse along the
edge of the railroad cut, where the ex-
cavations are being made for j. II.
Anderson's warehouse, the horse STUN
bled and knocked Mr.. DObbins into the
cut and tumbled in after him. The
cut is about % feet deep and both roll
ed to the bottom, but neither of them
was hurt. ,s:ssg
At the annual meeting OF che stock
holders of the Riverside Mill in this
city last Thursday, all Of the old Board
of et Directors were M rs. elected to serve
officers showed the affairs, Of the Com
pany to be in good condition, and the
.ssHel eemi-ennuai dividend &c Uar
cent was declared.
IS On Sunday. the 18th of April, 1s49,
,snow fell in this vicinity to- the depth
orally in the Southern States. It was
then followed by frost for two or three
mornings which killed the young
leaves on the trees and all yonne vege-
tables. Last Wednesday it was cloudy
and quite cold and q number Of credi-
table people inform as that they saw
several flakes OF snow fall again on the
10th OF. April But thib time il was
not followed by frost. 50 $ 81
oeIoeE ID tg parIor 81 he Rs VI e. S;s
Blake, Stgta Sehetor from Abbeyiiie.
County, and Miss Blanche Ainmenil
Were united in the holy bonde nE mar
,Tiage. he WBsi ding was o quiet one,
being attended only by q fewsnea res
latiyes and frlsnds; g Thes ceremony