The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-29


- slEa a. 9. Can't, of Pendlcrop, has
paen spending q few days in the city
ns =, the guest OF her sister, Mrs. j.. G..
Our young friend, Joe Archer, of
Savannah, spent Sunday in Anderson
Tisising his parents. Mr. and Mrs. 7. A.
Hon. J. AZ. Sullivan and wife return-
ed home Monday afternoon from their
bridal trip to s0nlo OF the Eastern
The annual 9chn.zonfe5t takes place
I'D charleston May 6, 2 and s. and will.
as usual, attract large crowd Of visi.
tors from this section OF the State.
MerEied. on Sunday, April &c, 1908.
gesidenee, Mr. Thomas Chastnin and
Miss Bessie Thomas, ali OF anderson
County.
There is nothing like whitewash and
paint to brighten up your premises.
Use 1t freely this spring, and you will
DO repaid for the material several nun
dreu per cent.
W;;es May Thompson, one OF Ander-
sons attractive young ladies, is in the
city the. guest OF her brother, Mr.
ward Thompson.-ALDeville Press
and Banner.
Rev. T. p Lide, os Piedmont, has
accepted an invitation to deliver the
commencement sermon Of the South
Carolina COeducational, Institute i'm
Edgefield on May 81.
There was many furrow run last
week, but the farmers are still far be-
hind with tLeir work. Some corn has
been planted and few have COM
menced planting cotton.
S E. p. Metz and family, of Anderson,
nave moved to Seneca. They occupy
MI nj; Metz Will take charge OF the oil
Factory. ~
Rev. j. L. Vass, of 'Greenville, will
preach at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
0u the second Sabbath in May and
Saturday before, each day ut II O'clock,
are cordially invited to attend the ser
VICES.
There will be special meeting of
ChiquOla Lodge, No. 49,, knights Of
Pythias, Tomorrow evening ats o'clock
for the purpose of conferring the frat
and second ranks. All the members
are urged to attend. a
The Horn-B Bass Co. make their bow
this week. Read their advertisement
and give them u cali. They carry q
large stock of dry goods, which they
are Offering at nricea that will nleese
you.
The diocesan council of the Episco-
pal parishes Of the State will be held
have offered reduced rates to the dele
gates and the tickets at these low rates
will be on sale May and 8, with final
limit May II.
Next Friday evening tho Belton
Dramatic Club will render that inter.
esting drama, "a Fisherman's Luck,n
in the Academy hall. Doprs open at 8
O'clock Admission, 20 cents; reserved
seats. 35 cents; children under 10 years
old, 15. cents.
/ The Greenville News, of the 23rd
inst, says: "a. Il. Dagnall, one of
the youngest members of the .Ander-
son bar, yesterday was granted GER
district and circuit conrte. Mr. Dag
nall iB young man with Considerable
energy and ambition and has a brilliant
future.v .s's y. !ss !Ss ets. ;.s
g Columbia is making extensive prepa-
rations for entertaining the Veterans
in that city during the approaching
12th to 14th inclusive. Every Veteran
who attended the Reunion there two
years ago, remembers with pleasure
the good treatment he received on
that occasion, and will be glad to re-
turn. ~
odas aast satsgSaIay asSIy morning ebSat 1so
Thomas SniEas, at the Orr Cotton
Mil, was destroyed by fire, the origin
of which is not known. When the
family was aroused from their beds
the flames were almost covering one
side of the house and they escaped in
their night clothes, every thing in the
house being consumed by the flames.
BY hard work the, several houses near
is fully covered by Insurance.
The Charleston Review Of the 25th
Inst. says: Dr.. r. Lewis Branyon,
proprietor OF the American Dental
Parlors, is enjoying o large and grow
ing practice. h He has engaged DR.. r.
A1As AA0A4hC0yp - AOOOA 0OAhlbU Va f1Glhn-
to, to assist him during the summer,
and Glso has two other assistants. DR..
Brany0n is an energetic young man
and has made host OF good, snbstan-
tial friends since locating in this city.
The doctor has o bright future" Dr..
BranyOn is q native of Anderson Coun-.
ty,. and his many frisndai here. will be
delighted to hear Of his success in his
adopted, h0me..
q We are indebted to Mrs. Nina Cry
mes Wilson and Miss Sara Thomas
Clement, Of this County, for an invita-
tiOn to attend the presentation of di-
'plomas TO the graduating class of
nurses from the Columbia Hospital Mt
the Chapel OF the First Presbyterian
Church in Columbia on Thursday
afternoon, 30th inst, at 4gO O'clock.
Glasses for a three years course
are now opened at this institution for
applicants at the Training School. A
new building will be completed in
June and larger school is expected