The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-05-25


schoole, has returned to her home to
spend her vacation.
Prof. L. l.. Wright, principal of the
Lebanon High School, has closed his
school for tho session and returned to
his home at Honea Path.
Rev. M. b, Kelly will preach the an
nual sermon TO tho Missionary Society
OF the Columbia Female College at the
approaching commencement.
Raymond Fretwell and Leslie Simp.
son, students of the Bingham Military
School at Aeheville, have returned
home for the GUNNER vacation.
Col. G. p. Quattlebaum, who is en-
gagged in the practice of law at Con-
way, was the guest of Mr.. j. w. Quat-
tlebaum Saturday and Sunday.
An infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dial Kea-
ton. of the Anderson cotton mills, died
Sunday. morning. The remains were
inferred in Silver Brook cemetery.
Rev: r. "A. Lummus, of the Due
West Theological Seminary, conducted
services in the city hall Sunday for tfe
Associated Reformed Presbyterans.
The game of baseball between the
Orr mills and the Pelzer teams at Pei
zer on Saturday resulted in q victory
for the Anderson boys by score of II
to Z.
Joe Mckinney, the young man who
was 80 severely cut by George Murphy,
Is fast rei jvering, and will be out again
soon II his improvement continues as
at present.
Mr; David NJ, Ramsay returned to
4 % rt %kA,, OH 10 ySnsk
to relatives in the County. He was
born and raised in the lower part of
the County.
Harley Galley, who was 80 danger
ously stabbed in the breast by Thomp-
considered out of danger. He will be
out again soon.
Senator A. c. Latimer has returned
tour. While in st. Louis he made an
address before the National Good
Roads Association.
Olin Anderson, Of Rock Mills, who
has been teaching In the county public
SCHOOLS for the past year, left last week
for Macon, Ga, to take a course in the
business college in that city.
There will be an all day Singing,
conducted by Prof. B. j. Bolt, at Shi-
!oh Baptist Church fifth Sunday in
Nay. The public is cordially invited.
There will be an all day Singing at
Friendship Baptist Church on the first
Sunday in June. Prof. Lock and others
are expected to he present. The pub
llo is cordially invited to attend.
The Comptroller General has issued
call for the State Board of Eaualiza-
tiOn to meet in Columbia on The 31st
inst. G. 81. Bailey is Anderson Coun-
tys representative on the board.
On Friday afternoon an interesting
between the Pendleton school team
and q team from the Anderson graded
schoo!s. The visitors were successful
by score of 10 to @.
Hon: J. M. Sullivan, who had ten
9. w. G. depot, has a' WfthdraWn akaaS aS aie Il
at the. solicitation of the railroad au-
thorities, and he will continue to serve
in his present capacity.
Work on the extension of the Chi
quola Cotton mills at Hones Path has
commenced. The directors decided
some time ago to double the capacity
of the mills, increasing the capital
stock from 100000 to 100000.
DR.. David NJ. Ramsay, pastor of the
Citadel Square Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church in this city Sun
day night. He is @ preacher Of ability
and elOquence, and his sermon was
much enjoyed.
The Grand Lodge Of the Knights of
Pythias was held in Greenville last
week, ChiquOla Lodge of this city be-
ing represented by Gen. NJ. l.. Bon
ham, 4. A. Ratliffe and DIR. w. HI.
NaTdin. The next annual meeting will
be in Beaufort.
Miss Rossie Kay and Mr.. John Dick
son were married Sunday evening at
the home Of the young mans father in
this city. Rev. William Brown per-
formed the ceremony. The young
couple are receiving the consFatula-
tions of their friends.
The semi-annual examination for
teachers for certificates TO teach in the
public schools OF the county was held
here on Friday. There were 20 appli-
cants, II white and 0 colored. The pa
pere will be graded and the results an 4
nonnced In q few days. s' 4
Archie L. Todd, who 10 master me-
chanio and chief electrician Of the An
dsfson cotton mille, suffered the mis-
fortune Of having his hand painfully
torn Ia one Of tho machines Thursday
morning, The injury is painful, but
eight and not at all serious.
|s.sA iispensationa has been granted to
the Clemson Masonic Lodge to. organ
ize q Royal Arch Chapter. The "Bluev
Lodge was organized there nearly o
year ago, and has had an unusual de-
gree OF prosperity. "Calhoun" is to be
the name of the new Chapter.
Miss Iris Prnitt,, who was awarded
the dictionary offered by The lntelli-
gencer to the pupil Of the tenth grade
OF the city schools for the best essay
on the history Of Anderson, lisa daugh-
ter Of r. w. Prnitt. The paper. is pub
lished on the front page Of this issue,
a nd ,xUfl1 6o !,