The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-08

Misses Belle and Maggie K Dox. of
suI. carmel, 3. c., are Visiting their
eoualn, Miss Minta Pressley in tie Sep
,tus section. a. = : - ~ \, -
Mrs. M. Patrick attended the ap-
nnal session Of the National Music
eeeners' Association at Asheyilie. n.
@, last week. 1850, -S'
{ s. !. Cent .sn = c!sztay. the efficient clerk
S SSssae Sonnty Commissioners, is con- i
tir0 HrSa ~ & Iis nome with 2 serioue afflic-
! stored 70 his usual good health.
The meetings that have heen con.
uuH1teu uuH1teeu.Dy ~ Rev. N. j. H0lmee, the evan
seaat, ID tne tent In this city the past
gwo weeks, closed last night. Much
esoou WIN result from the meeting.
~ mhe Greenville District Conference
VIII 4ve1 convene in the Methodist Church
SS WliuamSt0n next "Wednesday, 10Th
tnnst., ana continue through Sunday.
'nissnop Nasp w. w. Duncan will preaide.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Arthur w. Martin AMI
Mies Gessie Welborn, which will teka
pace at the home Of MIRA. j. w. Aeh-
inst. oeuS' '''n
Sig months of 1908 are gone. What
ate you gong to do with the remainder
OF sle year with it's opportunities 1or
seir improvement, and the bringing of
Others7 ~
Inc junior editor Of The Intelligen-
Sar ls spending this week ut White
St0ne Llthia Springs attending the
snnuat saat.. pnaee meeting Of the South Carolina
Seorstere Sea.e press Association. Of which he is
Mrs. Pool, an aged lady, mother of
zap FOOL, residing on the farm of Mrs.
~. y. Anderson, on the 8 Notch road,
souGn or WllliamstOn, died last We'd
nesaay evening; Tho deceased was SO
Last Monday G. II. Balentine, an
energetic farmer Of Hopewell Town-
ship, brought us the first cotton bloom
We nave seen this season. Mr.. Balen-
ZINE says tho crops in his section are
looking we'll, considering everything.
The State Farmers Institute will be
held at Clemson College August 10 to
IA. During the week the State Fair
Association, the State HorticnIturai
society. the State Live Stock Associa-
tion and the State Dairymen's Associe-
lion will also meet there.
We are told that in old times. before
the use of fertilizers, farmers were
satistied il they could get cotton thin
ned to q stand by July 4th. II was al.
80 the general rule that an August crop
was better than July one. So cotton
may come out surprisingly yet.
Last Friday night a horse belonging
tc J, r. Sparks was stolen from the
stable in the rear OF the Keese House
and was found on Sunday strolling
around q few miles west of the citv. in
Centerville Township. 1t is presumed
tnat the party who stole the horse
rode 1t out there and turned it loose.
+ Mira. N. L. FAINT returned Monday
from q two weeks visit to relatives in
vii! give up his position as mail agent
on the Blue Ridge and move with his
family to Anderson. Their many
friends in Walhalla will regret very
much to give them up.-Oconee News.
Miss Leila Russell. representing the
Southern Educational Board, will
3A!VOo LlO .ptSuouo Va Guo SCuOOl uC
~ a.: m. July 10th, and the patrons of
the Iva and Mckee schools, at I've. at
8 p: M; July 10th. On July 18th she
will meet he patrons Of Generostee at
10 q. M, and the patrons Of Grove at
b p. m.
The GLORIOUS Fourth passed of
quietly in Anderson. The cotton mills
mants closed down for the day, and
many of the employees went over to
pe!!ser 70 spend the DAY. A large
crowd of negroes cOngregated in this
city and indulged in q barbecue at tho
Greeley Institute. s'isss.5 n
: Chiauola Lodge; Ne. 80, Enighta of
Pythias, at Its meeting last night de-
Jubilee till q later date. This action
was due to the short time thu. c0mmit-
tees had in which to prepare EfOr a cell
ebrati0n in Gala Week and TO the
further fact that after comforting with
the various committees Of the Gala
Weck celebration it was found that all
the TINA cf the four days was 30 nearly
taken up as to leave very little of the
time asked by the Pythians. The date
OF the celebration has not as yet been
determined.
Anderson County has lost another
one of her best and most worthy citi-
Zens in the death of DR.. Samuel A.
Bowen. which occurred at his home in
Varennes Township last Saturday at
rool,. after an illness Of several weeks
with typhoid fever. DR.. Bowen was @
con of D. Pinckney Bowen, was born
and reared in the Five Forks section,
and was about "a years Of age. In his
boyhood he determined to make the
profession of q physiciRn and surgeon
his avocation for fife, and being pos
sessed Of q bright mind and full OF
energy he piled himself closely, and hy
his own Efforts secured @ liberal educa-
ton and graduated from the st. Louis
Medical College. Coming back home
| he settled In Terennes Township to
practice his profession, and by his gem
ial disposition and close application to
his occupation he coon built ND O fine,
successful practice. Several years ago
ne married Miss Corinne Long, eldest
daughter of the late John Long, who;
! with o bright little daughter, suryiyee