The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-25

u tAo C!ty CuIIierB OF ruTal mali car
riers will make their trips.
The Carnival Company which will
be here next week is exhibiting IN
Greenville this week, and the Green
Of it.
Talking and laughing and otherwise
behaving disrespectfuily in Church de-
serves condemnation. Those who can.
not behave themselves during service
had better stoy ct home.
The Carnival Company will be here
All OF next week and great crowds will
will keep the best Of order and every
body will have good time,
Rev. J. D. Chapman spent few days
in and around Walhalla laPt week in
the interest Of the endowment fund for
Furman Universitys and received o
The Intelligencer still has a number
of delinquent subscribers who have
not yet called and settled their. ac-
counts., Reader. are you one of them 7
II 30. please cell and settle at once.
The Bowman correspondent OF the
Elberton lGa.) Star says: "Misses
Daisy and Bessie Blackman, Of An
derson, S. c., visited their grandpa
rents, Afr. and Mrs. ID. P. Bowen, last
week."
Married. by Rev. Henry c. Martin. at
his residence, Sunday afternoon, Nov:
22. 1908. Mr. j. B. Boggs to Miss Nom
ME Martin, all Of Anderson County.
These popular young people have the
peet wishes Of many friends.
The best way tc be s,:ro Of enjoying
inanksg.vlng n is to plan TO make come
hope to. IL you indulge in fine tur-
key dinner, remember your poor neigh
bor and divide with him.
j. A. Brock attended the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Charleston and Western Carolina
ie one Of the directors Of the road. All
of the old officers were reelected.
E. E. Wiles, q young man from an
dereon County, is now with the G. g.
w. z. Railway in place Of Martin NJ.
Wells. who hae recently accepted the
position of chief clerk at the Seaboard
depot.-Greenwood News and We've.
Hon. NJ, L. Bonham delivered an
elOqueat address before the Knights of
Pythlae Tuesday night in the Court
House before refined and apprecia-
tive audience. An elaborate banquet
afterwards. s.-Abbeville Medium.
Comptroller General JONES' of CO.
lumbia, was in the city yesterday and
had his annual settlement with County
Treasurer Payne. Or course. he found
everything correct, and said it was one
of the most satisfactory and quickest
settlements he had ever made In the
State.
C, w. Gignilliant. of Seneca, whois
the local agent of the Southern Rail-
way at that place, has announced, to
his friends that he will be il the T5iCB
tGT Railroad Commissioner next sum.
mer. He is very popular man and
will make q fine showing in the pri-T
mary. -
Louis Kohn, bright young news
paper writer who has been connected
with the Columbia bureau OF the News
and Courier since his graduation from
the South Carolina College last June,
died at the home Of his brother, Col.
August Kohn, in Columbia last Sun
day after brief f-illness of pneumonia
The planet Venus can be plainly
seen these days with the naked eye in
the day time. Veuus Is now morning
altar, rising about thirty degrees ahead
of the sun; 80 il one will look about
that far to the west Of the sun he may
be able to find it. The. best time TO
look is about the middle of the morn
ing.
Prof. j. w. Linley, OF the city
schools, is attending the session Of
court at YoIkviile this week., He is q
witness in the well known case of
Mitchell against the Woodmen of the
World for damages alleged to have
been sustained In the initiation eere-
mOny OF that order =;
Yesterday afternoon two negro men
gos into s row on o plantation near
Willisaaaton, which resulted In one
shooting the other with q pistol and
killing him. The negro who> did the
shooting went to Williametea end eur
rendered to an officer. The inquest
was to have been held last night, but
we have not heard the result.
Mrs. Emily Mckee, wife OF Mr. Oil
yer Mckee, died at her home hear Iva
on Saturday, 14th inst. She had been
confined to her bed for several months
and her death was expected at any
time. She leaves besides her husband
several children and grandchildren
and many other. relatives, Her re-
az Rocky River Baptist Church, Of
member. q {. .FSt;
Mr. Joseph +. Bates, Of GreenviIle,
and Misc Sallie Johnston were married