The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-07-15

~ Anu5 A1s; w 61ls WHO na4 1eo1ss
ing o few weeks In New York, returned
homo few dssSs aso.
Col. J. B. e. Sloan and family. Of
Charleston. came mp 10 their Summer
home as Pendleton last week.
Archie Cathsass, one Of The lntslli-
sencer expert comp0aitoss, has gone to
the mountains 60 spena q weak or two.
]. Hacker left last Moniay on q
visit 20 hls old home In 1dchigsn.
where ha will eHsssss.. seHTsss:ss. ttwD on three
veeke.
Ths snmuaer school for negro teash-
ers win open next Monday, e0th inst.
SeS advertisement OF superintendent
Nicholson.
T j. w. Washington, OF : Anderson,
former superintendent Of the oil mill
here, spent several days here the past
week.-Union Progress,
Misses Rose and Hattie Davenport
and Eleanor Walker, OF Greenville, are
In Anderson visiting the family OF
County Treasurer Payne.
Prof. j. B. Bonner. Of Pelzer, has
been elected principal of the Pelzer
Graded school fc- the next session.
He is well qualified FOR the position.
The weather has been intensely hot
for the past week, bpt 1t takes that
KIND Of weather to make the cotton
and we will have to bear il as best we
can. IL
Dewitt Parker, Joe, Bub and We
Simpson, Jim Cathcart, Brat Simpson
and Ed Frierson left Monday for a
camping trip Of two weeks in the
mountains.
VIM. n. Wilcox, Of Elberton, Ga,
has been spending few days in the
city visiting relatives. His many old
friends are always delighted to greet
him in Anderson. his old home.
George E. Prince, ESQ, assisted in
the prosecution Of Hoyt Hays, who
was tried last week at Walhalla for the
murder of his wife. The case resulted
in mietrial.
Correspondents must eign their true
names to their communications, not
Tor publication, but go we may know
whom to credit for the favor. We will
not publish communications not 40
signed.
Company E. let s. c. ". Infantry, of
this city, is drilling every night now,
getting in shape for the encampment.
There will be public drill next Fri.
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock on the
square. &.
The members Of the two white fire
companies are requested to meet at
the city hall every afternoon promptly
at. $3.50 o'clock until Gala Week, except
Satnrdays,' so as to get in good shape
for the races.
The health Of the city was never
better. There is almost total absence
OF fever and a notable scarcity OF con-
tagious or infectious diseases. Ander-
soma claims to. q healthf1l climate. are
easily supported. q
.e,e
w. c. Latimer, Of Relton, who re-
Gently gra>, 'ated from the Law de-
partIaent Of the University OF Virgin
Ia. spent Menday IL the city, and is
thinking Of locating here fcrthe prac-
tice OF his profession.
Ihe State Board OF Equalization
meets in Columbia today to begin the
work Of asseseing the property OF the
cotton mills; cotton seed oil mills and
fertilizer factories. G.. 81. Bailey is
Anderson County's representative on
the Board.
Greenville claims 20 have come up
with us in the matter Of semi annual
dividends this July. Rnt= khan, gen
know Greenville is in the habit Of
claiming, for advertising purposes.
about half of Anderson Comfy. Caro-
lima Spartan.
Is it hot enough for your is still
the greeting you hsar when You meet q
friend on the streets. IL is just q little
antiqEated, bnt no one eeems able to
spring new one. There is no hesi-
fancy shown by any one in answering
the question.
Now is the time to send a barrel of
new wheat flour to yonr orphanage.
Whether you are, q Baptist, Preabyte-
rian or Methodist, you have an Or
phene So Il .h:ss h:ss Stats S1s.Sss anu should feel
personally responsible for Your share
of it's support.
Anderson is to have some good ball
games for tho entertainment of visi-
tore during Gala Week. Tta Colum-
bia and Augusta teams have been &C.
cured for the occasion, and baseball
admirers are jnbilant over the prospect
OF three days In which to witness their
favorite sport.
q. A. Buchanan, formerly of this
County, died at his home in, Walton
County, Ga, on the 9th inst, leaving