The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-08-12

caty IN the st. I'fnl Church.
= The farmers have about finished
laying-by their crops, and are now en-
Joying o much needed rest. 8
Anderson is well represented at the
agricultural meeting that is being held
at Clemson College this week. 4
Hon. Altamont Moses. o prominent
and popular citizen of Sumter, s.. O.,
spent Few days In Anderson last
Miss. Nellie Simpson, of Marietta,
fey weeks In the city with relatives
will return home tomorrow.
Ysnn Livingston. who recently grad
uated in the electrical course at Glenn
son College, has gone to Anderson to
accept lucrative position.-Bennetts- .
vile Advocate.
Married, on Wednesday, July %,
1908, at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. j. l.. MeLin, in this
city, Mr. John 4. Mcclellan and Miss
Essie Rochester,.
A reunion Of Co. E, 18th Regiment.
will be held at Wondruff next Friday
Gel. j. N. Brown, of this city. has ac-
cepted an invitation to attend and de-
liver an address.
Those Zig pieces of granite along
portion OF South McDufiie street are
getting to be nuisance They should
either be placed in position or moved
from the sidewalk.
There will be an educational rally ut
Walhalla next Saturday, 10th inst.
Among the speakers invited to attend
are Rev. NJ. b. Kelly and Hon. Geo. E.
Prince, Of this city.
Tho fifth annua! convention of the
South Carolina Funeral Directors As
societipn is being held in Aiken. Geo.
NJ. TOlly, who is secretary of the or
ganization, is attending.
Col. j. D. Maxwell and wife, of Char
!otte, have been spending few days
in the city, visiting. relatives and old
friends, who are always delighted to
greet them in their old home.
Miss Fannie Wideman, of Due-West,
has been elected teacher OF the school
at Moscow. this County, for the coming
year, and will enter upon her work at
the openlngof the Fall term. :.
Married, on Sunday, August 0, 1908,
at the home of the brides parents in
Centerville Township by Rev. Wm.
Brown, Mr.. w. F. Flowers, of this
city, and Miss Annie E.. Cromer.
All persons interested in thu Dor
chester Churchyard, Br0adWay Town
ship. are requested to meet there next
Friday morning for the purpose of
clearing off the yard and graves.
The Secretary of State last Monday
issued q charter to the Pandleton cot
ton mill. The capital stock is $o5. 900,
and the corporators are NJ: NJ. Hunter,
J. j. Sitton, E. G.. Evans, jr., and w.
j. Martin.
Misses Nellie Beam, Hattie Cren-
shaw and Annie Bell Beam, three at
tractive young ladies OF Greenville,
were the guests of Misses Nellie and
Lille Brown, on West Earle Street
last week.
Col. j. G. Boyd, of Greenville, com
mander of the First 2egiment of the
South Carolina militia, spent few
days in the city last week, and was a
frequent visitor to the Camp of the
Third Regiment.
Gov. Hayward has three clever edi-
tors on his staff-R. II. Javnes, Keowee
Courier, Walhalll; John M. knight,
Herald, SUMTER. and John B. Towill,
Advocate, Batesburg-and all OF them
were with him in Anderson last week.
ChiquoIa Lodge, knights of Py thias,
will hold its regular convention to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock. The
rank OF Page will be conferred, and
Important business will be transacted.
All the members ara urged to attend.
During their stay in! the city last
week Gov. Hayward and his strifwere
rendered two most enjoyable recep-
tions-One at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J A. Brock, and the other at "Sunset
FOrest," the summer home of MIR. and
AIRS. j. j. Fretwell. "A few intimate
friends assisted the hosts in the recep-
tlons, and the occasions were highly
enjoyed by all present.
w. o. Gnyton, son OLA w. Guyton,
OF HOpewell Township, who is now in
the employ OF the Georgia Manufac-
turing Co., at Blitchton, Ca. came
very near getting drowned in the
Ogeechee River. 90 miles west Of Savan-
nah. last Saturday morning, while in
bathing with several friends. He sank
Two of his friends grabbed him and
carried him safely to land.
There will be. an educational picnic
and mass-meeting Eeid at Smith Chap
Ell, in Starr and Iva Circuit, Ola We'd
nesday, 10th inst. The speakers for
the occaeion will be gentlemen from
some of the leading educational insti-
tutions in the State. The public is mr.
gently requested to attend. And those
who are interested in the cause of edu-
cation should at all events attend this
meeting. Dinner will be served ON
the grounds, so remember 10 bring
your baskets, and them we'll filled.
Samuel j. Sloman died last Thurs
day morning at his home in Atlanta,
Ca, where he had been engaged in
business for twenty years or more.
Mr.. Sloman was born in Germany 67
years ago. and came to America when
only youth. He lived in Anderson
several years preceding tho civil war,
and when this State seeded lie eentered
her service as q member OF the Pal