The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-09

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Clarence l.. McLin died at the home of
Mrs. s. +. Hamilton in Corner town
ship Thursday night. The child was
buried il GeneTostce churchyarG the
following day.
ST. Mary's Catholic Church, a hand
eome structure that has just been
erected in Greenville, was dedicated
In that city last Sunday. Several
members of that denomin. .:tion in An
derson went over and attended the
exercises.
The Palmetto Rifiemen of this city
received an invitation to participate in
the military features of the Gala Week
in Augusta next week, but many of
members cannot get off from their
business and they had to decline the
invitation.
II. j. Elliott, of Garvin Township,
showed us few days ago sOmo very
fine bolls of cotton of the Morse Vari-
ETY., and one of them contained eleven
usual. The seed are small and few Of
them in boil
A shrewd old lady cautioned her
married daughter against worrying her
husband too much, and concluded by
saying: "My child man is like an egg.
Kept in hot water little while he may
and lie hardens."
Although the open seaeon for hunt
ing Is on, very few sportsmen have
taken to the woods as yet with gun
and dog in search of quail. AS the
season advances, however, there will
bo no lack of huntsmen to try their
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All farmers near Pendleton are in
vited to meet in Farmers Hall at PEN
dleton next Saturday afternoon. 18th
inst, at o'clock. to consider whether
they will organize a Farmers Educa-
tional Cooperative Union or Cotton
Growers Protective Association.
Mrs. Eta Estes, wife of Rev. b. H.
Estes, and sister of H. H. Watkins.
Esq. OF this city, died at her home in
Laurens on Wednesday afternoon, and
inst. She was q most estimable wo-
man and highly esteemed by wide
circle of friends, who deeply regret
her death.
The Westminster correspondent of
the keOwee Courier says: IA valuable
mare, belonging to Mr.. Sanders, of
Anderson, died on the street here last
Thursday night. She was suffering
from colo and fell, striking her head
against the hard ground, causing in
stant death.
:, Married on Sunday. the 23rd of
Oct, 1904, at the residence of b. u,
GaryiD, Mr.. Walter Dobson, of Pick
ems county. to Miss Tenny Glaspie, of
Anderson county. The happy couple
have the congratulations of many
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the ceremODy.-Fickens Sentinel.
Rev. A. d. Woodle has accepted q
call to the First Baptist church of
Pelzer, s. g., and will 20 there the first
of January. Mr.. Woodle has been
pastor of churches in this county for
eight years and will be greatly missed
as 8 good shepherd and citizen o"
high Christian character.-Greenwood
News.
;, Prof. f. A. Abrams viii enter upon
his duties as principal of .he Shutdown
school Monday. Recently the three
schools of this district have been con-
solidated, and good building erected,
Three teachers will be employed, and
under. the new order of things the
county.
J. D. Alswine, of Level Land, S. c.,
WAS in the city last Monday and gave
us an appreciated call. Mr.. Alewine,
who is one Of Abbeville County's best
citizens and most successful farmers,
has been subscriber to The Intelli-
gencer ever since it's first number, and
we hope he will live to read it many
more years.
The Columbia Record of the 1st
inst, says: THE Secretary of State
today was notified of an increase in the
capital stock of the Blue Ridge Bever
600 to $25,60O. This company had a
most attractive exhibit at the State
Fair and gave a demonstration of the
products Of the peanut"
The order sor the special term of
court to be held in December has been
Court WatkinS The term m''H viii iIgaa baein E5
on Tuesday, Dec. 9th. and continue
two weeks. Hon. e. G. Featherstone
OF Lsurens will preside. The Jury
vii! be drawn in q few days. There
will have to be two juries, one for
each woek.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Byrd, Of Ander-
sOn.. nave been spending about two
weeks with the family Of DR.. j. w.
Williamson. Mr.. Byrd went from the
Antioch section of this county to Sner-
JanDurg county twenty-five or thirty
years ago. Mr. Byrd is a brother Of
MRS. y. w. Williamson and his wife is
o sister of Mr. Hugh Fountain, of Car
tersville.-Darlipgton News,
The new passenger schedule and the
extra train service between Anderson
and Greenville went into effect last
Sunday, and is the most convenient
service we have ever had between the
two cities. The first train, which
leaves Greenville at O'clock a. M.
and arrives in Anderson at 7.27 q. m,
brings through mail pouches for Pied
mont. Pelzer, Williamson, Bolton and
Anderson, giving each place both
Eastern and Western mail several
hours earlier than formerly.
The Williamson News. of the end
inst, says: eve regret to learn of the
death Of Willie Blake, con of Mr. Aus
tin Blake of Pelzer, OH last Tuesday
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