The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-15

OF his friends. He Is the happy father
of twin boys, who arrived at his home
few days ago.
Miss Eleanor +. Cochran has return
ed from the University of Chicago.
She has been taking Q special course
there for the past year, and won her
degree with high honors.
A series of meetings are being con-
Quoted by the p 1stor,s Rev. J. A. Cary,
IN the Wesleyan Methodist Church, on
South Main street, this week. Ser
vices are held every evening at s
o'clock.
Mrs. Eva Sloan Murray has issued in
vltatlons to the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Eva Sloan, and Robert L. Cum
mock, Jr., at her home in this city on
Wednesday evening, 22nd inst, o. 80
O'clock.
A five-months-old daughter of j. A.
Morgan, of EaTennes Township, died
at her nome last Wednesday, after u
brief illness of cholera infantum. On
Ihursday the remains were inferred at
Flat Rock Church.
Miss Caroline Leathers, of this city,
who has been staying with her BROTH
er, r. F. Leathers, during his illness
at his home ct Fair Play, has returned
hons She leaves iler brother greatly
improved in health.
Rey. r. G. Jeter, of Auburn, Ala,
who was recently called to the rector
snip of Grace Episcopal Church, has
decided to accept the call. He will
come to the city as soon as possible to
take up his work here.
Mrs. j.. B. Cooley and little daugh-
ter, Annie, left Anderson Thursday
morning for Beaufort, s. G. Mrs.
Cooley has been sick for three months,
and we hope the sea breeZes will re-
store her to good health.
There will be an all-day einging at
Shady Grove Church on the fourth
Sunday in June. Prof. j. T. Milford
will conduct the exercises. Every
body is invited to attend and bring
well-hlled dinner baskets.
Col. John NJ. Knight, editor OF the
celloE OF the Grand Lodge of Knights
of Pythias of South Carolina. has been
spending o few days in Anderson the
past week the guest of friends.
The citizens of Fair Play are arrang-
ing to have q picnic on the Fourth Of
July in cOmmemOration of the Decla-
ration of independence of the United
States. Everybody is invited to at
"A gentleman who has recently trav-
eled over q considerable portion of this
county says that crops are growing
nicely, and, ee general thing, are
io good. condition. He regards the
crop outlook as especially promising.
Miss Belle Beck, one of the teachers
of the Tignall High School, Who mas
been on q visit to Miss Annie Reese, on
Oliver etreet, left Monday for her home
in Anderson. She was ACCOMPANIED
by Mr. Jim Reese.-Elberton (Ga.)
Rev. Jno. r. Edwards, of Rio Verde,
Mexico, reached Anderson Last Friday
evening, and the remains of his little
son, who met with the unfortunate acci-
dent the week preceding, we're inferred
on Saturday morning in Silver Brook
cemetery.
Rev. III. r. Murchison, formerly pas
tor of the Central Presbyterian Church
derson and preached both morning and
evening in that Church. His visit was
q source of much pleasure to his many
old friends.
Rev. w. B. Duncan, of Laurens. is
aesiating Rev. II. B. Kelly in series
of meetings in the Methodist Church.
The soryices will continue throughout
the week. Rev. ,Mr. Watson IL we'll
sermons ere much enjoyed.
The material for the street railway
line is being rapidly placed on the
ground. and the actual construction Of
the trolley eystem will soon be under
way. The fret section of the line to be
built will be that running. from the
Are the Anderson girls seizing and
improving their opportunities Five
OF leap year have passed and
We have not heard Of any proposals.
All OF the girls who are marriageable
should be "kicked," engaged or mar
ried before the close of the year.
eas;yJouns friend, Eugene Eskew,
who hea been clsskins ii Columbia Tor
LOrrick g. Lowranee, spent Saturday
and Sunday in this County Visiting his
Parents. On Monday he left for At
lanta, Gar. where he has accepted o
position with the King Hardware Co.
Mrs. r. A. Ratliffe and children, of
Anderson. came mp Monday to epend o
eeaaon with her sister. Mrs. N. l..
FAINT. and family, in Midway. Mira.
Ratliffe's many friends In Walhnlla will
be delighted to meet her again where
ehe 10 SO well and favorably known. -
Keowee Courier. e5 !
A. c0ol wave etruck. this section last
Friday evening and there was Coneid-
ernble. FALL in the temperature. On
Saturday and Sunday nighta blankets
felt comfortable on the beds. The
weather man sage two big storms ont
West lees than fOrty-eight hours apart
caused the cool wave. Z.
: Married. on Sunday, the 29th day of
Lay. at the reeidence of Mr.: Zacharia
Presley, Mics Pearl Alexander. Of Cen
trail, TO Mr. Charlie Massey, Of Pendle-
ton. 8. G; The happy couple have the
D. Garvin, n. p, performed the cere-
n1ony.-PickenA Sentinel Journal. g