The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-09-07

tors on the c. & w. G. X. r., who has
been on the sick list the past week, has
been resting and recuperating ct his
home in this city
The Anderson Traction Company
has bought from Maj. b. F. Whittier a
lot of land on the creek near his premi-
ses on which plant will be establish
ed to furnish electric power for the
new street railway.
G. E. Marchbanks will move in few
days to Anderson; where he will open
ajewelry atore. We regret to lose this
good family from our citizenship, but
wish them well in their new home
Williamson News.
Everybody in the county should feel
and take an interest in the County
Fair Association, whose first exhibition
+. b. Clayton ut his drug store and
get copy OF the premium list.
The frat Monday in October is the
last day before the general election for
the closing of the books of registra-
tion. Every young man who has at
tanned his majority, and who has not
registered, should do 30 on that day.
Miss Belle Beck, of Anderson, S. c.,
spent several days this week with Miss
Annie Reese, on Oliver street. She
has been on visit to Atlanta and
stopped over on her way home. She
returned home this afternoon .-Elbcr-
ton (Ga.) Star
Our young friend, VIM. Archer, who
has held the position of car accountant
for the Blue Ridge Railway in this
city, has resigned and gone to Char
lottc, n. c., where he has accepted q
position with the Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
Rev. J. w. Wolling, who was once
pastor of the Methodist Church in this
city, but who has been missionary to
Brazil for number of years, will take
O special course at Harvard University
this fell and winter preparatory to col
lege work in Brazil.
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Harper return
ed Saturday from ten days visit to
Anderson. While at Mccormick Mr..
Harper assisted Rev. S. II. Blackbur
in series Of meetings, which resulted
in tweIty-six additions to the Church.
Spartanburg Herald.
The Intelligencer is indebted to l..
E. .Abercr0mbie, Of Centeryille Town
snip, for fine watermelon, which was
greatly enjoyed, MI. Abercrombie ia
an industrious, successful farmer, and
has raised q big crop of melons and
other produce this year.
Annie, the little daughter of A. b.
Blakeley, died last Wednesday after
noon at the home of her parents at the
Riverside mill. after q brief illness,
aged 14 months. The remains we're
carried to Sandy Springs and inferred
in the churchyard there.
A meeting will be held ut Townville
next Saturday morning, 10th inst, at
!O o'clock for the purpose of organic
ing Farmers Institute. All the
farmers in that section who desire to
join are cordially invited to attend
promptly at the hour named.
Kenneth, the infant son of Rev.
Hugh r. Murchison, formerly of this
city, but now editor Of The Southern
Home in Columbia, died last Wednes-
day. aG Batesburg, s. c. hr. Murchi-
sympathize with him in his bereaye-
ment.
M. G. Dickson, Jr., came over from
Spartanburg last Sunday and spent the
day with his parents. Col. and Mrs. nj
G. Dickson, at Pendleton. He is pri-
Xate secretary of ex-GOv. John Gary
Dickson, q young lawyer of this city.
went mp to be with him.
y. L. Steinhuis and wife, of Pine
vile, KY. has come to Anderson to
make their home. They have pur.
chased lot on West Market street and
WILL at once build u cottage upon it.
SfQInhnIl a a of Nf
nj: Webb, of this city. Mr.. Steinhuis
will engage in business here.
Maj. Theo. Dehon, the clever and
energetic travelling representative of
the News and Courier, spent last Sat
urday'in Anderson and was welcome
visitor TO our Office Met. Deiion has
Ieen connected with the News and
CouEier =, al f2r many years, but this was
while.
The Palmetto Riff 8, carrying SO en-
listed men and three officers, left Sat
urday morning for Manassas. They
were joined at Charlotte by the other
drill which was to have taken place
the afternoon before their departure
was postponed until their return from
Virginia.
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The Ashley family will have big
w: Ashley, near ,Honea Path, next
Friday; 9th Inst. and Mr.. Ashley in
vites all Of his friends to attend. All
OF the Ashley kin will attend and carry
with them. we'll filled dinner baskets,
and there will be an abundance Of good
things to eat.
Everybody will be anxious to know
the result of the second primary cleo
ton next Tuesday night, and we hope
the managers at the precincts in this
county will do their best to send in
their tabulated statements as early as
possible that night to the Court House,
so the papers can give the vote Of each
candidate next day.
E.. B. Donald and family left yester-
day for Wiliiamston, where Mr.. Don
aid has secured an important position
with drug firm of that town. He is q