The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-20

on vacation He formerly lived in
Andersen, and his many friends are
glad to SEQ him again.
Irl r. Hicks predicts that the seasons
from now TO the last of August will be
like they have been since the 9th inst.
From AugGst Gath to 28th West India
or equinoctiai storma may strike the
South with great force.
Rev. 4. G. Jeter, the new rector of
Grace Episcopal Church. reached the
city last week, and filled his frat ap-
~ are still in Auburn, Ala, but thew
will 6e here in q few days.
Miss Ola Mckinney. who has been
visiting her brother, w. O. Mckinney,
and family fes eeveral days, returned
to her home at Anderson, s. c., Fri
her leave.-Hartwell (Ga.) Sun.
A picnic will be held at Naret's
Spring, on Mrs. G. w. Maret's planta-
tion, in Fork Township, on Saturday,
30th inst. The pubic is invited 10 at
tend with well-tifled dinner baskets.
The candidates especially are invited.
Contemplating a business change
stock, retail or in bulk, at exception
ally low prices. Their half page ad.
appears on front page of this issue
read it. The sale begins to day, July
20.
}. +. White, who has been training O
number of horses at the race track
during the past year, has gone to An
dersOn to engage IN the came business.
Mr.. White says he may return to Dar-
lingt0n next winter.-Darlington
News.
Prof. John e. Allen, who has been
teaching at Palm Beach, Florida, ls in
the city visiting his brother, G. Ban
Allen. Mr.. Allen has been recently
elected to the euperintendency of the
Yorkviile graded school, which posi-
tion he he's accepted.
Messrs. W. II. McGill and j. w.
Thompson spent day OF two in Wal
halla last week arranging for the an
nual reunion of Orr's Regiment, which
will be held there August 16 and II.
An interesting program will be ar
ranged for the reunion.
Ifyou are going out of the city, OF if
you have anyone visiting you, drop ue
@ postal or ring us up and let us know
it. Or II you have any news item Of
any aind that would be Of interest to
the public, let us have it. We want
every item Of news we can get.
Mr. and Mrs. William Laughlin left
on Monday for New York, and from
there they will sail on the 23rd for
Glasgow, Scotland. They will be gone
/ for several n0nthE, their time to be
spent for the greater part at Mr.
LaughLn's old home in Ireland.
w. A. G. Jameson, a prosperous
farmer Of Garvin Township. has just
harvested 1861 bushels of fine wheat
from three acres. This is an almost un-
precedented yield for this section,
and it speaks well for Mr. Jameson's
methods as 8 successful and progress
sive cu!ti7at0r.
Children's Day will be observed at
Sandy Springs next Saturday, 23rd
inst. An interesting program has been
arranged for the occasion. The friends
of the congregation are invited to at
tend aRd bring we'll filled dinner bas-
kets, as there will be a picnic dinner
on the grounds.
All persons interested in the Meals
Creek churchyard, in Broadway Town
ship, are requested to meet there at an
early hour next Tuesday morning, 2Sth
inst, for the purpose Of cleaning it off.
Those who cannot be pJ esent are re-
quested to send hand and necessary
tools to dc she work.
L. P. Smith will run his annual ex-
cursion to Tallulah Falls on next We'd
nesday, July 9th. The fare from
Bolton and Anderson will be 81 go for
round trip. This is o delightful one
day trip and many people win no doubt
avail themselvee OF this opportunity to
visit this magnificent scenery.
The Democratic primary election for
the nomination Of q Mayor and one
Alderman from each of the six wards
IN the city will be held next Monday,
25th inst, from 8 o'clock O. m. to
O'Clock p. m. There will be voting
precinct in each ward. and vntera will
De required to vote in their respective
wards.
James NJ. Cathcart, Jr., and Miss
Bessie Lee Henderson were married
Sunday afternoon by Rev. ID. w.
Keller, at his residence in the city.
Ihelr marriage was quite surprise to
their friends. Both have been EN-.
piOyed in the Anderson cotton mill
store: and are popular with q large cir
The State campaign party will be In
Anderson to-day. The candidates for
Railroad Commissioner, for Congress
and probably some Of the State officials
will be here to address the voters.
The meeting will be held in the Court
Honse, aud begin promptly at II
O'Clock, The public, and the ladies
espe ecislly, are invited to attend.
For the past week the clouds have
been gathering aronnd, about and over
the city, threatening down pour, but
SO far they have passed off with but
little. rain. In some sections of the
comfy good, rains have fallen. No
but everybody would be glad to have 3
good season, a real ground soaker."
+. Our venerable friend and former fell
low citizen, G.. l.. MCGEE, of Starr.
Anderson County, ID on q visit to reIa-
tives and friands in Walhalla and