The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-15

1.lss tatefla 'Cilnk6cales Will give ON
entertainment at the clcss Of her school
as the Grove next Friday evening, 18th
inst. Everybody is invited to attend.
The city has purchased from J.
Feaster Brown seven and one.half
aeres OF land, adjoining Silver Brook
Cemetery. It will be added to tho
CemeterY.
C.E. folly, R. n. Smith and E: j.
| Lewis went 70 Columbia last MOnday
e attend the Grand Lodge Of Red
Me OF the. State, which convened
there yesterday.
DE-. w. Il. Nardia, ar, went down TO
ing OK the State Board OF Health, Of
which he 10 o member, and the State
Medical Association.
Rsv.. J: T. Mann will preach at the
Cox Mll every third Sunday at 8
0otSok .. IL, instead or nc IL @. m.
as formerly. The public is cordially
ChiQuola Lodge. Knights Of Pythias,
will hold Its regular convention to.
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. All the
members are urged to attend as there
are eight or ten candidates for the
N~SS @eaaA .H
Rev. q. r. Murchison will preach in
the Presbyterian Church at Flat Rock
on the fourth Sunday afternoon az
4 O'clock. and will administer the holy
communion. The public is invited to
attend the services.
On Sunday night, Monday and Mon
day night this section was visited by
l heaVy showers Of rain, and all the wa
courses are very high. On Monday
afternoon there was q light fall of hail,
but no damage resulted.
Miss Nell Deal and Miss Annie
Archer were two attractive visitors to
our town last Sabbath. They are
accomplished "hell0 ! girls~ of the
Anderson Telephone Company, and
were visiting Misses Stella and Ethel
H1ncannon. Seneca correspondent
Ke0wee Courier.
Senator Latimer has appointed BENZ.
T.: Gossett, Of Williamston, to the pO-
ettion Of midshipman in the United
states Naval Academy at Annapolis,
Mo-, from the State at large. Mir.
G0ssett 10 a son OF James p. Gossett, of
Wa:..iiana5t01, and is q most worthy, ex-
cellent young man.
j.: Reese FAINT hag resigned as Agent
in this city Of the Charleston and Yves
tern Carolina Railway, to take effect
5et June next, and Hon. James NJ.
Sullivan has been appointed his sue
cessor. Mr. Sullivan will serve out
his term Of Office as Mayor of Ander-
son. Mr.. FAINT viii Engage in the
! mercantile business. -.
at q meeting of the City Council
last Friday night Q franchise. for fifty
years was granted 10 DR.. George E.
Coughlin and his ASST ciates for the
purpose of building the Anderson
Greonvl!le electric car. line from the
city limits to the Court House SQUARE
a franchige for q city system was not
asked for at this time.
The Seneca correspondent of the
ke0Wee Courier says: Miss Eleanor
| Wardlaw is in Seneca for o few weeks
before continuing her journey. to Arr
coma, where. she will join the other
members OF her family. She has been
attending the Greenville Female Co..
lege the past session. Hermany friends
mere regret her departure, but wish for
her q pleasant change Of the home.
Abraham Clark did at bis home ia
fSE6lyeare.I Mr. Clark once lived in fhie
city. where he married Miss Matte
Wilcox, who, with two sons and one
\ daughter, survivesl him. He Was en-
4 gagged In the marble and granite bual-
ness, vas AN upright industrious man,
A and hR many friends in Anderson Whu
4 will regret to hear Of his death.
At Q meeting Of Camp Stephan D.
THE city last Saturday afternoon, Col.
~: n. Brown and UP. Sullivan were
elected delegates TO the State Reunion
i in Columbia, and DR.. w. III. Nardin,
Sr., andJ. w. Thompson delegates To
the Reunion in New Orleans. Miss
1 Efttie ITibble was selected as sponsor
for the Camp at the Reunion In Co
Sidney B. Payne, q prominent citizen
/ OF Boston, accompanied by Mesars.
Archie Kelly and j. Shaw Of Liver
pool England, spent day or two In
Anderson last week. These gentle-
men are electrical engineers, and came
t0sAnderson to inspect Our electrical
plant, which ranks as'one Of the best
In The United States. The gentle
more than pleased with their reception
and what they cav In Anderson.
Thomas 81. Eubanikss O. prominent
| caC2zen. q fRrn1er, who lived ebnut
ten miles eonth Of Seneca, committed
suicide Hast Sunday morning By cut
ting hie thr0at with o razor. The
cause Of the rash act 10 unknown. II
saemB that he went out Sunday morn
l Ing te take 8 Wall and failed TO re-
turn home, and in the evening O party
| ven out In search OF him and 1ounI
him dead in an old field. He was a
MAJ abont 45 years old, with o wife
coroner's jury 81 that he came TO his
death by his own hands.
Last Thnrsday afternoon the enei-
neep corps OF the Tennessee. Georgia
and South Carolina Railroad. which lie
projected to run from Chattanooga To
Anderson. reached this city. Col. w.
B. Frink, of Chicago, one of the pro-
motors Of the road. arrived in the CITY
the day before and spent several days
here in consultation with the chief en-
| gineer and getting all the papers in
shape: He declined to make public
any of the company's plans in refer
ence to binding the road, but said it
would be built without delay.