The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-30

The Bolton High School, after o ten
days holiday, will resume work next
Monday, January 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crayton spent
the holidays with their son, Eugene
Crayton, of Charlotte.
The farmer who is getting 1s cents
for HE cotton ia not likely to regard ii
as an unlrcky number.
w. NJ. Wilcox and family, OF Elber-
ton, Ca, have been spending the past
week in the city with relatives.
Begin the New Year right by sub
scrlbing for The Intelligencer. We
desire to be of benefit 90 you during
1904.
There is nothing that farmer has
on his farm, except his cats and dogs,
that will not bring a good price in the
market
G.. H. Waddjll, publisher of the
Spartanburg Herald and Southern
Christian Advocate, was in Anderson
yesterday.
Rev. B. ii. Grier passed through the
city on Monday from the lower part Ot
the County, where he filled an appoint
mout Ou CuuGay.
Berry A: Mauldin, of Lokesburg,
Ark, is visiting relatives in this Coun
ty, his native home, after an absence
of about nine years.
Prof. T. c. Walton attended a meet
:Ag Of the association of educational
superintendents of this State in Co
lunbia yesterday.
One of the rooms in the City Hall
has been fitted up with beds and two
members of each white fire company
sleeps there at night.
Married, on Thursday, December "a,
1908, by Rev. j. E. Spearman and at
his residence, Mr.. VIM. Pruitt and
Miss Fannie Mauldin, both of Georgia.
Some Of the young ladies are talking
Of getting up e big Leap Year ball ia
Fer truary for the special benefit and
enjoyment of the OLD bachelors in An
derson.
Honea Path will hold its municipal
election on Tuesday, January 18th,
when an intendant and four wardens
will be elected to serve the next two
years.
The board of trade of Newberry will
join with the commercial bodies of
Anderson, Columbia and Charleston in
the fight for fair traffic rates over the
railroads.
The Hook and Ladder Fire Company
Will hold its regular meeting next
Monday night at s O'clock sharp. Every
member should be present, as business
of importance win come before the
meeting.
Married, on Sunday, December 81,
1908. at the home Of the brides father,
j. Is. Massey, by Rev. II. G.. Martin,
Mr. Luther Meiton and Miss Viola
Massey, both of the Six and Twenty
section.
On Christmas night dead tree in
the yard of James T. Pearson, on
Whitner street, caught fire, it is sup
posed, from fireworks. The firemen
were called ont and soon extinguished
the fire.
We have heard no complaint Of
email grain being killed by the con-
Ginuei cold ffor tho last siA weeks.
The ground has been go dry that the
freezes did not lift the soil and break
the roots.
90 aMaTsisd, 1ods , on ~ Wednesday. December
wright, in CornerTownship, by Rev. j..
e. Spearman, Mr.. VIM. Richey, OF
Abbeville County, and Miss Florence
Pruitt, Of Georgia.
Several gentlemen from different
sections Of the country have recently
view Of locating here. We have room
Tor live, energetic men and will cor
dially welcome all SnSh,
The dispensary did an enormous
business on the day preceding Christ
mas, the receipts being 92, 427 .95. The
amounted to about S1.sO0, this years
sales showing an increase Of 5000.
Mrs. William Young, accompanied
by her t|e Bright and Interesting chill
dren, of Columbia, is spending q few
Mrs. 3. H. Provost. Her. visit is q
source, OF much pleasure TO her many
old friends.
If all the mon who are considering
the matter run for Office in Anderson
County. next year; it will be lively
scramble. 1t is several months before
the campaign opens up, and still we
hear. on all sides of men who are in the
hands OF their friends.
We acknowledge the receipt of the
following invitation: "Mr. and Mrs.
Alya Curtis Scndday request the honor
of your presence at the marriage of
their daughter, Lucy Alva. to Mr.
Robert David Herbert on the evening
of January -, 1904, at 7.30 o'clock,
Tulip Street Church, Nashville, Tenn" !"
Our clever. friend. J.. Wesley ROBIN
sSc. of Martin Township. was in the
city Monday and showed us q copy of
the New York Herald Of April Is. 1856,
which contained an account of the as
sassination of President Lincoln. He
found it q few days ago among some
old papers that he had stored away
years ago.
w. G. Smith, who lives in the Leba-
non section, had q narrow escape from
serious fire last Sunday night Just
after dark. He had a lot OF seed cot
ton stored In an onthouse in his ward
and in sOma NyRY IL canDhf fra Ifuaa