The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-05-27

attend the commencement exercises of
winthrop College May 3l-June3 8.
| Mrs. w. A. Narramore and two little
sons, or Rochester. N. Y. are in An
derson visiting the family Of j.. Reese
Mias Matte Campbell, OF TOwnyille.
las Been 5ponisng q few days in the
City yisiting the family of her uncle,
9. z. Phillips, e Tokesna, 8. c., ac-
c0mpanied by his pretty little dangh-
t6T, was In the city yesterday and gave
us Q pleasant call.
Married. on May 10. 1903, BY r. p.
| the Corner, Mr.. a.. A. Burdett and
Misa Eshma Evans.
Married, on Sunday, May 2A 1908,
by Rev. b. III. Robertson at his resi-
dence at Orryilles Mr.. 3. B. Wells and
Miss Della Freeman.
The annual pic mic at Cooley's Bridge
next Saturday will attract o large
crowd OF people from Anderann, Green
Vile and Laurens counties.
Geo. E. Prince, nj. L. Bonham. E. +.
Cochran, A. III. Dagnall and b. F.
Martin, attorneys, went to Columbia
Monday to attend the Supreme Court.
J. .. Williams and family. moved to
anderson Monday to make that place
their home. Their friends regret to
nave them leave ve.--Abbeville Medium.
W.T.. Anderson, q popular and
prominent young citizen Of Elberton,
Ga., !s spending few days in Ander-
son visiting his hr0thers and other re-
latlves.
Miss Nettie Lee Barton attended the
marriage of her cousin, Afiss Bessie v.
MoMahan and John s. Bissell, at Eas-
ley on the 14th inst, and acted as maid
rof honor.
There will be social picnic at Ma
Jors' Mlll, IN Savannah Township, next
Saturday, 30th inst Everybody is in
ylted to attend and to bring we'll filled
Rev. T. p. Lide stopped In town last
week on his return from the Savannah
Convention to Pendleton and received
q warm welc01io from his many friends.
-Barnwell People. -.
Married, on Friday evening; May %,
l903, by Rev: O. L. Martin. at his resi-
denee in Williamson, Rev. George T..
Baker and Miss Willie Harrison, both
OF Anderson County. '
). B. MoAdams, of this County. has
teen appointed on the State constabu-
larry force, and has gone to Beaufort to
enter upon his duties. He will make
faithful, zealons officer.
The mercury in the thermometer has
6een ranging away.up in the nineties
during the past week The soda f0un-
tam people and lee. dealers are not
grambline about tsse weather.
A young man from Rock Hill, s. c.,
left Anderson Monday with about
forty negroes, whom he had engaged
to work on big dam being erected on.
the Catawba River. near that town &
Some of the Anderson people who
attended the Reunion in New Orleans
last week have returned home, and a..
report aimpst enjoyable trip, a royal
reception ana a big time.
AT melting of the Grand Lodge,
knights of Pythias, in Orapgebure
last week, GEN. nj. L. Bonham, Of this
city, was elected o delegate to the Su-.
preme Lodge, which meets in st. Louis
nextyear. .S7,1 l, 81 ls7:I
JAS. 2. Barton attended the mar
riage OF his niece, Miss Bessie v. Me-
Mahan ut this place last week. Mr..
Barton is o very large contractor and
one OF the Leading business men of
ndeEeon.-Eas!ey Progress. 6
!. alien Preasly has gonssto Anderson,
.Ar1ra Presaley for. some time while her
husband goes north to look into the
merits Of q lucrative p6aiti06 that has
been offered him. .AElbertOn iGa.)
Tribune. ~ ~ E''I-sss -s
g, .. E Smith will run an excursion
from Malhalls to Charleston on Tues
day, 9th inst. The round trip fare
from Anderson is only 90. Read his
notice In another column. and if Won
want to have delightful trip 60 On
his excursion.
Invitations haye been issned by MIR.
and Mrs. W. e.: Brown. of this city, to
The marriage OF their daughter.
Blanche, toJ. Russell Sparks, on We'd
nesday evening. June 3rd, at o O'Clock.
city. ,i.s &
The books Of subscription to the cap
A.tes. otvohA OA = UlAo Z ouUl6tOuS COCLOQ
Mill will be opened at Pendleton next
Tuesday. and meeting of the sub.
scribers will be held there tho same
day. See advertisement in another
column. S.
The game of baseball between the
.sFats" and Leans was played last
Friday afternoon and was Witnessed
by 9 very large crowd of spectators. It
Fas tie game, the score being 20 to
amusing and interesting.
Willie Rnssell. Of this city, who won
the Naval scholarship in the recent
examination, has withdrawn and III.
q. Shirley. of this County, who was
the next highest, has been ordered to
stand the physical examination.
Hon. w. d. Mann, w. b.. Love and
M. .. Rowland, members of the Board
of Directors Of the State Penitentiary,
have inspected the convict camps Of