The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-13

dence OF the brides father. Mr. John
Bolt, near Anderson, $. c.. Mr. Sam.
Campbell and Mics Mamie Bolt. Rev.
Thomas A. Campbell ofliciated.
Our junior editor, accompanied by
Miss Norma Clinkscales, is attending
the annual meeting Of the South Caro-
lima State Press Association, at White
Stone ithia Springs this week,
Mrs. Carrie Howard, of Pelzer, Mira.
Nellie West, Of Greenville, and Mrs.
A. E. Gross, of Nashvill ,, Tenn, are
in Anderson visiting their brother, j.
L. G. Jones, and other relatives.
The Cole cotton planter is very
popular machine with our farmers.
The Sullivan Hardware Company has
recently booked orders for $50 of these
planters, to be delivered early next
spring.
Rev. Il. G. Jeter, the new rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church, did not arrive
in time to hold services Sunday morn
ing as was expected. 7 ne first service
under his Eectorship will be held next
Sunday
LAParty Of boys, consisting of Leslie,
William, joe and Bratton Simpson,
Eugene FAINT, Fred Gambrell, Ed
Frierson and Archie Cathcart. have
gone to the mountains for two weeks
camping trip
Mapfied, on Sunday, June 2G, 1904, at
tary Public, Mr.. Clarence M. Arnold,
formerly resident of Anderson Coun-
ty but now of Lockesburg, Ark, and
Miss Kittie Drake, youngest daughter
of Thos. F. Drake, of this county.
AS will be seen by reading their
large and attractive advertisement on
the first page, B. o. Evans 81 Co. have
commenced their annual clearance
sale. If you want bargains in clothing
and gents furnishing goods read what
they say sud give them an early call.
INF. Will Patterson and family left
here Tuesday for Anderson. Mr.. Pat
tereon has accepted q position there
with the Toxaway mill. Mr. Patter-
con iS an industrious, hard working
young man, aud has many friends who
wish him weli.-Piedmont Observer.
j. A. Austin and the Magnet Store
have large advertisement on our frat
page that you ehonld read carefully.
They have tn vacate one of their store
rooms, and rather than move their
goods they will sell them at bargain
prices. Give them an early call and
secure some OF them.
The rural mail carriers are not allow
ed now to carry. packages that are
mailable without the postageis prepaid
thereon, nor can they carry persons
with them, except government officials.
Now, when the carriers refuse to let
you ride, don't get wrathy, as it's your
Uncle Sans orders, and they always
60.
All persons having relatives or
friends buried in the graveyard at Good
Hope Church, or feel any interest in it,
are requested to meet there next Tues
day morning, 10th inst, at z o'clock,
for the purpose of cleaning it off.
Those who cannot go themselves are
requested to send the necessary tools
to do the work.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Chas. L. Willingham, of
this county, and Miss Lula Sammons.
Of Macon, Ga, ON Wednesday, Goth
inst. The happy couple will reach the
home Of the gFoom's father, A. T..
Willingham, near Bolton, on the day
rendered them that evening. "Al Ds
r. b. Tribble. who is a machinist in
the United States Navy, is spending @
portion of his furlough in Anderson
visiting his brothsr. &. E. Tribble,
whom he had not seen in several years.
waited many foreign countries, but ie
row stationed in the United States
Navy yard at Pensacola, Fla.
The Easley Messenger Of the 9th
inst. says: 1.-THE barn of NJ. Jones,
five miles south of town, in Anderson
hight about out 10 s o,ciccE. :" The % barn o1ans con.
tanned lot Of forage, corn, wheat and
one COW and all was burned up. Mr:
Jones is well-to-d do farmer. The fire
was the work Of m incendiary."
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Chandler left
Tuesday for Anderson. where MT.
Chandler hes accepted q position aa
second hand in the card room at Gluck
mills: Luke is o good mill man and
his estimable wife q desirable addi-
tion TO the population Of their pleasant
little ivillage.-Piedmont Observer.
Chae. A. Gambrill. who has beenfo
Heveral years secretary OF the Ander-
con Phosphate and Oil Company, has
been elected president Of the newly or.
sS1ulZCu w bVok00 COttOu ul3llB III JAIL
den. Mr.. Gambrill will move away
from the city In few days. His many
frfends regret to see him leave Ander-
son, but they wish him abundant euc.
cess in his new field Of enterprise.
Commissioner of immigration E. j,
Watson has been invited by the Cham
ber Of Commerce to come to Anderson
and addrees the people on the subject
OF da9n immigration gre, IN He has M accepted, snd
10 o matter affecting tho progress and
development of the States natural re-
sources, and it is to be hoped that much
interest will be taken in the address.
b During the past month negotiations
between Oconee and Picker Counties
and Mrs. Salens Ravenel for the pur-
chase of Ravenei's bridge over Seneca
river were cl0sed and the bridge be-
came the property Of the two counties.
The price paid was 81,50O, which was
axcd BY the last Legislature. the ac-
ton Of that body making it mandatory
for the tWO c0nntiea f<t Oygo thu hrtH 90