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

at Piedmont was bureIarized iest. Fri.
day night. The loss amounts to $50 or
The annual summer excursion from
Charleston to the mountains vii! be
run ON Wednesday, 10th inst. The
railroads expect the largest crowd they
nave had in years. The round trim
rare from Charleston to Anderson ia
"A. J: Simpson leaves today for his
nome IN Kussellville,. Ark. He has
9een spenaing several weeks in An.
His daughter. Miss Bette, who &C
comp9nied him here, will remain
until Friday.
The canning factories that have
Deen established in this State are said
TO be profitable and it seems reason
apie 10 suppose that one wonld pay in
anderson; anu The locsi consumption
mere requires an immense quantity of
canneu goods-tOmatoes especially
annually.
-Be sure to read the advertisement of
l.. Smiths excursion to Asheville
next Tuesday, and if you want to have
an enjoyable trip we advise you to go
on II. The train will leave PendletOn
at a. m. and run vim Anderson, Bel
ton and Greenville. The advertise
ment gives full particulars.
The Independent Hook and Ladder
Fire Company held their annual meet
ing last Monday evening and elected
the Following officers to serve for the
ensuing year: Foreman, w. F. Pear
son; 1st Assistant Foreman, w. II.
OF tos
Trhble; Secretary, s. NJ. Craig.
The G. A. Reed Music House was
visited by n large crowd of people last
week, and everybody admired the
beautiful decorations ON the interior. of
the building as well as those on the
outside. Every day the music render
su on the iine pianos was greatly, en-,
1oyed by the visitors. ind Mr.. Reed and
HE assistants were highly compliment
ed by their friends. b
John w. Carpenter, of Clinton, has
been spending few days in the city
visiting his brother, A. NJ. Carpenter.
MIR. Carpenter has been an inmate OF
the Thornwell Orphanage since he
was a email boy. and for severa. years
ton. He. has decided to enter the
Presbyterian ministry, and will begin
his c0uree in the Theological Semi
nary at Louisville, KY, this fall.
The room occupied by the managers
OF the merry -go-rOund, in theresidence
OF Q. l.. Angel. on Depot street, was
entered last Thursday, their trunk
knocked open with an axe and small
box, containing $148 was stolen there
from. The theft was at once reported
to Chief Dillingham;, and two white
men. charged with the crime, were
! arrested. The preliminary hearing was
| set for yesterday but was postponed
until September 3rd. and the men gave
bond for their appearance at that time
! Married, on Sund&y, August 2, 1908
at the residence of Hugh Ballard, by
w. H. Acker, Notary Public, Broadus
Ballard and Miss Sallie Williams; also,
at the same place and by the same Of
| ficinl. on Saturday, August 9Th, Ches-
ter Hannah and Miss Annah Ballard.
All Of the parties are from Anderson
County. On Saturday afternoon Squire
Acker, Mt his home, also tied the nup-
tial knot for Henry Hindman and Mist
Lou Vaughn, both Of whom live ir
Gresnvilfe County.
Last Friday afternoon, while play.
ing ball at Pendleton, Ralph Watkins
son of'Luther Watkins, OF that place
and q nephew of Clerk Of Court JOhr
| G: Watkins, had his jawbone broken
] While catching behind the bat hil
| mask slipped Off and ball struck hin
on the left side. breaking the bone
His uncle, DR.. w. w. Watkins, brought
him to this city at once, and the bone
snd teeth were set by DR.. A. G. Strick-
land, the dentist It was very pain.
ful wound. but the young man is doine
dc weii as possible.
DR.. j. B. Hunnicut, editor of the
Southern Cultiyator, delivered most
interesting and practical address il
the Court House last Friday afternoon
and it was heard by a large and appre
,ciative audience. He advised the far.
mers to raise more forage crops ani
less cotton, and urged deep plowing
He went from Anderson to MOnntait
Springs, where he delivered an address
at the meeting held there on Saturday
The Doctor made many friends during
his visit here, and they would. be de-
lighted to have him come again.