The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-20
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 20, 1904.

"A. n. Webb, of Chester, was in the
| city On Friday.
Mics Daisy Stokes. of Blacksburg, is
Vieiting Mre. Mary Izlar.
iirs. Paul Diver, OF Atlanta. is Wis.
lting relatives in the city.
The politest and most sociable fellow
these days is the candidate.
Mrs. Joe Prevost, Of Charlotte, is
vls'sins relatives il the city.
Mr. and Mre. j. l.. Maxwell have re.
turned from q trip TO Highlands.
Mics Florilla Beck, Of this city, ia
visiting friends in Elberton, Ga.
AIr. and Mrs. j. F. Shumate have
gone to New York for short stay.
Mrs. T. E. Howard is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fraser, in Mt. Carmel.
w. B. Scruggs spent few days at
his old home at Fountain Inn last week.
W. j. Stribling. Esq, of the Wal
halla bar, spent Thursday in the city.
David G. Clark and wife, of Union,
S. c., are in the city visiting relatives.
Misses Lily and Eula Brown are Wis
iting friends in Cokesbury and Lau-
rens.
Miss Anna Cunningham has returned
from q visit to Pendleton and Wal
halla.
T. II. Russell, Jr, and j. Furman
Evans have returned from trip to st.
Louis.
Max. Crayton. wife and son have
| weeke.
Rev. j. T. Mann will preach at Hope
well on the fourth Sunday in July at
| eleven O'Clock.
w. G.. Stribling, of Greenwood, has
been apending few days in the city
with his parents.
Mies Minnie Meadow, Of Commerce,
Ca, is in the city visiting her cousin,
Miss Bertie Meadow.
Walter II. Keese has gone to New
York and other Northern points on
pleasure and business.
j. II. Casey, the architect, is erecting
Q handsome brick dwelling-house on
River street, for hia own use.
The annual reunion of Orr's regi-
ment will be held this year in Walha1la
| on the 10th and 18th of August.
Hiss Margaret Evans and j. N.
yans haxs EsaS sssasnsd SIT TON Trip to
Mrs. NJ. &. Zeigler. Of Anderson, is
| in the city the guest of the family of
Mr. C.M. Calhoun.-Greenwood News.
j. E. Wakefield, bookkeeper for the
Farmers and NJ erchants bank, is spend
ing few days at Antreville with his
parents.
The directors of the Williamson
president to succeed the late DR.. Sam
uel Lander.
Mrs. w M. Gibson and Mrs. NJ. C.
Randall, of Pendleton, have been
spending the past week in the city Wis
iting relatives.
j. F. Wilson, who has been employ
ed at Ware Shoals, in Laurens County,
for some time, has returned to his
home in this city.
The Hartwell (Ga) camp meeting,
which is always attended by many An
derson County folk, embraces the frat
Sunday in August.
II. G. johnson s. Son have just re-
ceived solid car load of new buggies,
which they propose to sell very low.
Call and see them.
IF you want to run for q county Office
remember that the time expires on the
1st of August. Send in your card for
next weeks Intelligencer. sac se
II
DR.. A. C. Strickland, accompanied
by his wife, is at White Stone Springs
this week attending the annual meeting
! of the State Dents! Association. Association
Chiquola Lodge, Knights Of Py-
thias, will hold its regular convention
! tomorrow evening at $50 O'Clock. All
the members are urged to attend.
Evans' Pharmacy will open about the
first Of August e branch store on the
| ground floor Of the new Odd Follows'
hall in the Anderson cotton mill viii
lage. sa,a
Married, on Sunday July II, 1904, by
i Sis - residence, % Mr. William , Smith aha and ~
Miss Stella Browning, all of Anderson
County.
Misses Lyl and Eule Brown,eDf An
derson, and Messrs. Parker Conner
and B. B. Hart, of C0kesbury, are vis-
itins Mr.. ana Mrs. Oscar Babb.-Lau-
.es;s Herald.
There will be an all-day singing at
Asbury Church on the fourth Sunday.
in July: Profs. Milford; Bolt and:
Hale will be present. The public isl
cordially invited to- attend.
r. B. Tribb!e, of the United States
navy, has returned to bis post Of duty
on the tug Accomac, at Fernandina.
Florida. He has been visiting reIa-
tives in the city for week or two.
Jas. II. Long. q prosperous farmer of
Anderson County, has bought the An
thony lot OnsW est END and will begin
the erection of an up.to- date modern
residence in "a few; days. Easiey Pro-
tgress. 81 & is