The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-04-13

gun dkTttuEtuk tHelr fountains ana
otherwise preparing. to serve their
the season opens.
Nearly every day new names are be-
ing mentioned as candidates for the
several county offices. We presume
they will shortly make themselves
known to the public.
Miss Mary Boyd, who has been acting
as stenographer in the law office Of b.
+. Marin, has accepted O similar posi-
tion with the Union Knitting Mills.
She left Saturday for Union.
Prepare now for the candidates and
the preachers by starting OIL p good
crop OF chickens, says an exchange.
The melon patch is also an important
factor in the campaign times.
Hon. John B. Leverett, of Anderson.
q member OF the Legislature from that
county, has been in the city this week
as the guest of his kinsman, Chief j.
Every white citizen of this county
should have his name registered on
the Democratic club roll and on the
registration books at his voting pre-
cinct. This is important. Attend to
it.
The Palmetto Rihemen are now
ready for war or target practice. The
company has received lot of car
tridges and the members will indulge
In target practice frequently this sum-
mer.
The County Commissioners will have
pocr chapel. which will cost about
four hundred dollars. Services will be
held every Sunday by different minis
ters.
G.. S. Sullivan has purchased the lot
between the old P. M. 1. building and
West Hampton street and has COM
menced the erection thereon Of q com
house.
Mrs. Alice Geer, of Belton, has Issued
invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Leta, to VIM. Harley Cobb
on Wednesday evening, April Goth, at
$50 o'clock in the Baptist Church at
Bolton.
On. the third page of The Intelligen-
Ger this week We publish the annual
report of Fred. Il. Brown, President of
the Anderson Chamber of Commerce,
which will prove interesting reading
to all of our readers.
o. D. Anderson has Just received a
big lot of Old Dominion cement and
best lime. Look out for his new ad-
vertisement next week, but in the
meantime if you need any lime or ce-
ment give him call.
s. ~. Beatty, former citizen of An
RI yI,D L.
position with the Southern Railway in
Columbia, S. g., spent q few days in
this section last week, and on Saturday
gave us an appreciated call.
"A party of young people from this
city spent last Saturday at Clemson
College and witnessed fine game of
bal! between Clemson and Furman,
which resulted in victory for the lat
ter team by score OF 2 to 1.
Last Monday Miss Emma Lawing,
who is employed in the store of G. II.
Bales e. Co., received q telegram from
Charlotte, N. e., announcing the seri-
GUS illness of her mother, and che left
on the first train for that place.
w. P. Cowan, a clever gentleman
from Charlotte N. c., who has been
living in Columbia for few months,
has located in Anderson, having ac-
cepted q position as tuner and sales
man with the G.. A. Reed Music House.
NJ. F. Tighe. formerly with the News
and Courier, but now living in Wash
ington, D. c., where he represents
several newspapers as their Washing,
ton correspondents, was in Anderson
last Thursday and gave us pleasant
Rev. E. NJ Poteat, president of Fur
man University. preached in the First
Baptist Church last Sunday night. He
was on his way to- Greenville from
where he lectured Sat-
urday. night and preached Sunday
morning.
TIC grand Lodge of knights of
Pythias meets in Greenville the 18th
Of Mey. Chiqaola Lodge, No. 80, of
this city. has elected T. A. Ratliffe,
Jr., and Dr.. w. H. Nardin, Jr., as dele
gates, and U. E. Seybt and s. N. Gil
mer as alternates.
j. Baker Gentry, of Anderson, has
accepted o position as book keeper for
the Religious Press Advertising Syndi-
cate.-Clift0n Chronicle. Mr.. Gentry
ls most worthy young man, and the
Syndlcate mas done moro than well to
secure his services.
The Confederate Veterans of PEN
dletOn will meet in that town next Sat-
1rday afternoon. 10Th inst, att O'Clock
for the purpose Of electing delegates to
the reunion in Charleston next month.
All the veterans Of that section are
urged to attend the meeting.
DR.. Ralph w. Brown, accompanied
by his little daughter, OF Roanoke,
Va, has been spending few days in
the city, his old home. visiting his
mother and other relatives: DR.. Brown
adopted home, and is looking hale and
hearty.
We have received lately several
communications from different parts Of
the county and the writer's neglect to
friends. that we cannot publish these
articles unless you send your name,
not for publication, but that we may
know who the authOr ia