The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-12-07

Quite a number of our subscribers
have not yet paid for their paper We
need the money and trust they will do
us the favor to pay up. Don't wait to
be dunned, but call in to sec us ut
once.
The hospital association will open it's
bazaar tomorrow (rhursday) in the
Seel st0reroom, next door to the Chi
quola drug store. Give the ladies II
call and see what they have in stock
for sale.
Rev. William =. Holland, formerly
of Anderson, has resigned as pastor OF
the Riverside Baptist Church in Green
vile and has gone to the Indian Terri
tory, where he will engage III mission
ary work.
w. Carroll Latimer, the only son of
Senator A.. &. Latimer. of Belton, has
gone to Atlanta, where he will locate
many friends in wishing him much sue
cess in his new home
Last Wednesday morning United
States deputy marshall made raid,
captured Il still and destroyed 1,500
gallons of beer on Green's island, near
Parks ferry, on the Savannah River.
NO arrests were made,
Zeigler Marshall, who has been
clerking for Moore, Acker s. Co. for
several years, has accepted the posi-
tlon OF travelling salesman with +. A.
Wilber e. Co., n big wholesale dry
goods house of Charleston.
There was O change in the weather
last Friday, and since then we have
had more rain than we have had in
several months. A local weather
prophet says we may expect some very
cold weather from now on.
Our young friend, Clarence Earle,
who has been following his ayOcation
as an electrical engineer for the past
two years at Schenectady, n. y. is in
the city visiting his father, Thos. B.
Earle, and other relatives.
:, There will be an all-day singing at
Nev Prospect church, in Centerville
Township next Sunday, 11th inst. con-
Quoted BY Messrs. j. Fl. Harbin, It. M.
Locke, II. IT. Compton and others.
The public is invited to attend.
The South Methodist Conference
meets in Darlington next week. The
many friends of Rev. Nj. B. Kelly, the
popular pastor of st. Johns Methodist
church, hope he will be returned to
Anderson for another year at least.
j. c. Keys has been spending some
time in town with friends. Mr.. Keys
ie now seller of cotton. A number
of men are employed by his firm to
buy cotton and another lot sell the
cotton to the mills.-Darlington News.
Married, OH November 3Oth, at the
residence Of the brides sister in Cor
ner township, H. Baxter Cheek and
Miss Alice Harris The ceremony was
OF invited guests by Rev. j. b. Her.
ron.
There must be little news in any
part of the county. We have not had
news letters from some of our cores
pondents i'm many weeks. This is
merely to let them know that we
short.
Those who can should purchase their
Ghrletmas goods as early as possible.
The rush and crush Of Christmas week
IN all the shops is .proverbial, and
well as the merchant will be found in
beginning holiday purchases now.
Rev. E. c. Shirley, of Antreville,
will leave today for Guntown, Miseis-
sippi. He takes the family with him
and they will make their future home
Eear Gnntown. Nj. Shirley has al
zen and we wish him the best luck
Abbeville Medium.
Col. j. 8. Newman, of the faculty of
Clemson Co! ege, has been awarded
diploma by the worlds fair commits
a n h IN Il
ing sweet potatoes. The method of
preservation is fully described in Bel
letin IL, which may be had from the
college authorities on application.
Last Monday Mrs. T. c. Harris, who
h; ,iyes at the Anderson cotton mill, gave
average three and half pounds in
The mother and children are doing
finely Mrs. Harris is only II years
old and this is her first venture in
motherhood.
The Anderson County Colored Fair
Association has received commission
Tor its Charter from the Secretary of
State. The capital stock will be ST.
0OO, divided into 200 shares Of the par
val1e Of 95 each. The corporators are
M. ii. Gassaway, j. B. Rucker, Il. H.
graves, w: i. Todd, A. Is. Riley, John
Marlborough and j. d. Day.
Lieut. T. H. Russell, Jr., command
ant of the cadets at the Staunton (Va.)
Military Academy, and j. j. Fretwell,
Jr., whois cadet ut the institution,
returned home lost week to spend a
few weeks: This Academy suffered
serious fire on the 21st inst, when two
OF its main buildings and contents
hn Ia
work until January 9th.
At the regular communication of
Barnett Lodge, A. F. NJ, held at Guy
ton, S.. G., on Saturday, 3rd inst, the
following officers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing Masonic year:
Pr. z: L: Guyton, w M; A. J. Smith,
8. w.; VIM. F.. Lee, j. w.; D. j.
Owen. Treas; A. NJ. .Guyton, Sec.; A.
w. Dalrymple, j. D.; j. d. Rogers
and T. T: Wakefield, Stewards; j. P.
johnson, Tiler.