The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-08

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ing the Atlanta Dental College, has Re-
turned to his homo in this County.
Win p. White. Fred q. Brown and
M. Madison, OF this city, spent q
buainssa.
The insurance adjusters have given
the Anderson Mattress Factory the
mi amount Of its insurance on account
OF its recent fire
1fy0u want to know where to get
bargains In any sort OF g0ode, read the
advertisements closely in The Tutelli-
goncer every week.
Roy. John T. Mann viii preach &C
Meaps Creek Church next Sunday af-
eernoon at 3.S0 o'clock. Everybody in
invited to attend the services.
The baseball game played at Glenn
oetWeen Clemson and Davidson re-
suited In O victory for the former by a
SCORE Of II to O.
p annual meeting Of the stock
nolders OF IN Riverside Manufacturing
company will. Do held in this city on
Ihursday, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
SEQ advertisement,
Our young friend, Guy Mauldip,
who holds o responsible position with
the Southern Railway at Washington,
DC, is In the city visiting his mother.
and other relatives.
Miss Pearl Norris, of Graham. Texas.
1s IN Anderson visiting relatiyes, after
an absence Of more than two years.
der visit is O source Of much pleasure
TO her many friends.
Miss Harriet Dubose has resigned as'
one or the teachers in the city schools
2 returned to her home in Atlanta.
Hiss Nora Smith, Of Atlanta, has been
selected. to I'LL the vacancy.
Tho competitive examination for the
annapolis ~scholarship takes place to-
day In the Court House. 1t will prob
ably be several days yet before the re-
suit is known.
Archer g. Norris have lust received n
9 OF new stoves and ranges, which
they are offering at prices that will
please. Read their new advertisements
and give them q call. -1
to D.tC. Brown s. Bro, have SIS 0oo
worth of staple dry goods aud shoes
tnat they are Offering at exact cost TO
close cut. Read its advertisements.
Rev: M. B. Kelly. Of this city, viii
series OF meetings at the Methodist
Church at Pandletna next week. Tie
meetings will begin next Sunday night.
Sheriff McCaslan, of Greenyille.
spent Monday in the city; and took
SSs;t H. 5a5 i TaltsSs
who had been arrested here by the
police.
issuing S25, 900 worth of street improve-
ment bonds and $4,000 worth ofechoOl
ponds takes places next Tuesday. 18th
inst. Only 228 voters have registered
for the election.
The engineers who are nov survey
ing the Tennessee, Georgia and South
Carolina Railway will probably reach
Anderson in q few days. They left
IAWalha1l8 last week and are working
t1eir way to this city.
oh; Anderson is erecting e commo-
dious brick house in the rear OF
MS store rooP now occupied by C.. a.
keese-- 1t will have a basement SO
that, goods a be unloaded direct
from he car on tho railroad.
OOAOOk QlS0 CluD VIII
give an entertainments next SATURDAY.
evening, 18th inst. at Denver. The
doors will open at z. O'Clock. A small
admission fee win be charged to haiS
pay for the school library We hops
this WILDE largely attended, as it will
DC helping q good cause.
DR.. w. w. Chisholm. who has ,beep
absent from the city since last fan and
severely afflicted with rheumatism, re-
turned a few days ago. His many
friends are more than pie 1sed to know
ina no has fully, recovered from his
aftictiOn and will resume the practice
OF his profession, dentistry.
The Due West correspondent of 1.-The
ADDeyllle Press and Banner, SAWS :
miss Edith Dargan. who is teaching
10 she graded school Henderson, paid
Due West a visit last week, much to,
thedelight of her many friends and
ADMIRERS. bliss Dargan was q teacher
IN q pnblic school last year,
II JorIon, ofSeneca. who aas
still suffering from the injuries receiv-
ed last ~SanmerEin the railroad acci-
dent, and he returned q few days ago
TO the Johns Hopkins HOSPITAL in Bal
ttm0re for treatment. Dr.. J.gL. Gray,
Of this city, accompanied him to the
u0hpsts..
Mrs. Sarah Pullen died at her home
at Fair Play on "Wednesday, 25th nit,
from the effects OF q fall received a
few days preceding. Mrs. Pullen was
about 70 years OF age and o most ex-
celient, Christian woman, and was
most highly esteemed by wide circle
Of friends. Sne leaves o large family
OF children and grandchildren to cher
ish her memory.
Last Thursday night at its regular
convention Chiquola Lodge Knights of
Pythias, elected the following dele
gates to the Grand Lodge, which meets
in Orapgeburg Nay 18th: 8. N. Gilmer
Seybt and DE-. w. H. Nardin, Jr. q.
p: Seybt was elected Deputy Grand
Chancellor to serve the ensuing YEA,
and this will be confirmed low tha Grani