The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-12

than 10 cents for their crop.
Col. j. II. Wharton, a member of
the Board of Railroad Commissioners,
attending the County Fair and was q
welcome visitor TO The lptelligencer
| office.
Hon. John T. Sloan, Lieutenant Gov
ernor of South Carolina, speut day or
ID Anderson last week and gave as
pleasant call. Hehas many friends in
Anderson who are always delighted to
| greet him.
Walter McWhorter is very i'll with
| fever at his fathers home, near Den
| week with the Anderson Water, Light
| and Power Company at Portmau, but
was too sick to do so.
| Daniel Wing, president Of the First
National Bank OF Boston and o lead-
ing citizen of that city, spent day or
two In Anderson last week the guest of
j. j. Fretwell. He expressed himself
as being delighted with Anderson.
Rev. j. r. Edwards and family, who
have been spending the summer in
Anderson and Due West with rela-
tives, left last Monday for Mexico,
| where the first named is engaged as
missionary for the a. r. =. Church.
The Richland correspondent of the
| keowee Courier says: "Rev. 5. j.
| Cartledge, of Anderson, will hold q
meeting Mt the Richlapd Presby
tinuing through the following Sunday.
Last Monday morning, about 3
O'Clock, A. NJ. Erwin. who lives near
| Antreville, lost his cotton house and
four bales of seed cotton by fire, which
ls supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary. There Wss no insurance on his
loss.
The city council has decided to erect
| a stOckade at the cemetery where the
female convicts will be kept. They
will be employed in work upon the
cemetery grounds and will thus be
separated from the rest Of the negro
conyicts.
marriage of Miss Lura Lee DucwOrth,
of Septus, and MIR. D. Sloan Maxwell,
Of this city, the ceremony to be per-
formed at the home of the bride elects
parents on Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 10th.
The Hospital Association will hold a
public meeting in the Court House
next Friday evening at 8 o'clock for
the purpose of discussing the hospital
project Every citizen is urged to at
tend, as the meeting will be very
important one.
Miss Bessie McWhorter, we'll known
In Anderson where che held position
as stenographer for Brock & Ligon, is
quite sick with intermittent fever in
Georgetown. She went there last Au-
I gust as steDographer for the law firm
of Hazard s. Co.
There will be an allday singing at
Concord Church, three miles north of
this city, next Sunday, 10th inst. Prof
Milford and others are expected to be
present. The public is cordially in
vited to attend and bring their song
books and we'll filed diuner baskets.
The county board of control Of the
dispensary met here Saturday and re-
elected j. T. G. Jones dispenser al
Anderson and L. A: Hunnicut at Pen
dleton. S. w. Williford, who has re.
signed the clerkship in the dispensary
here, will be succeeded By w. S.
Milan.
Acting under instructions from the
city council the city attorney, Hon.
John X. Hood, will codify all the va
rious ordinances now in force. Wher
this is done the laws of the city will be
published in book form and will bs
much more convenient to find thar
formerly,
Willie Bolt, who has been with the
Pickens Drug Co. for his vacation, lef
Friday for Anderson for short visi
to his mother He will again attend
the College of Pharmacy, and will be.
come full-hedged pharmacist at that
Institution next tMay.-Pickens Senti-
mel, 5th inst.
| DR.. WI. Smith. who is q graduate
of the Charleston Medical College, ha,
decided TO locate in Anderson for the
practice OF his profession. DR.. Smitt
is q con of Onr teWnsEian, Capt. w. G
Smith, is a most exc client young man
and We are more than pleased to have
him locate here.
tbs following young ladies from
Anderson County are attending the
Lander College in Greenwood: Misses
Mary Blackman. Beatrice Cely, May
Belle Cel., Carrie Porcher Lander
Lillian Sullivan, Marian Sullivan. Car.
B.: Dalrymple, Mamie McCallister
Lillian Newton, Mary Lewis.
The Woman's Missionary Union ot
the South Carolina Presbytery met in
the Central Presbyterian church las,
ing day. Many delegates we're in at.
tendance and the sessions we e inter.
esting throughout. Addresses on the
eubject of missions were made by IT
w. Sloan, of Greenville, and Rev. II. T.
Williams, D. D., Of Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. C. Wardlaw and family have
returned from Stafford, Arizona, where
they have been for several years, and
will make Seneca their home, the
former having accepted the call to the
pastorate of the Baptist church there
Mr.. Wardlaw spent q day or two in the
city last week. and his many friende
know that he had 1sl!y recovered hie
health.