The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-17

e..AASSAG tAsto WCCA GO - Ct3uulualO
the approaching primary election for
the House OF Representatives.
The Farmers' Institute will meet in
the Court House this morning at II
O'CLOCK. IG Will be an open session
w. B. Fuller and wife. OF Lanrene
county, arrived in Anderson last week
to epend few days visiting the lat.
ters daughter, Mrs. =. M. Buchanan.
D.J. Simpson and wife. of Toccoa,
Ca, are in the city visiting the latters
parents and other reietives. Their
many friends are delighted to greet
them.
Prof. George Goodgion, of William
ston, and Miss Lila Darlington, of
Laurens, were in the city last week
visiting the family of j. c. c. Feather
stOn, Esq.
The apple crop being abundant this
year, some Of the farmers are Offering
for gale quantities OF fresh cider which
they make and bring to the city to be
disposed of.
The annual excursion from Charles
ton TO the up-cOuntry takes place to-
day. Some of the residents of this
city are expecting friends on the after
uOOu CTdIuSs
The annual meeting of the etock-
holders of the Anderson cotton mill
and of the Brogon mill will be held in
this city on September Goth next. See
advertisement.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham has gone to
Louisville, KY, to attend the Supreme
Lodge Knights of Pythias as one of
the delegates from the Grand Lodge
of South Carolina.
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythiae,
meets tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. There are several candidates
for the rank of Knight. All the men,
bers are urged to attend.
Mrs. NJ. w. Goldsmith, who he's been
Maj. Welborn, returned to her home in
Piedmont to-day, where che is engaged
in the millinery business.
DR.. A. P. Johnston, Of this city, has
been appointed delegate from this
gress, which will be held in st. Louis
August 20 to September 8, inclusive.
Mrs. G.. Ernest Brown, accompanied
by her children, of Augusta, arrived
in Anderson last Saturday to visit her
PesAS1ltCs a1s dbu AuAps u Z 4OuuSt
who have been quite sick but are now
better.
Miss Annie Provost, charming
young Anderson1an who is popular in
in Greenville social circles, is in the
in Floride street.-Greenville Herald,
18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Goldsmith and
son, 8 Ernest, have returned to their
Ve Visit to MAI H. webern eber oP sprns
street. They we're much pleased with
Anderson.
The election for officers of the city
fire department. was held Monday
night. e. Frank Bigby was elected
Chief. and Sam L. Craig Secretary and
Treasurer.
Married. on Sunday afternoon, Au-
gust Il, 1904, by Rev: D.. w. Keller and
at his residence in this city, Mr.. Robert
wards. both of the Anderson cotton
mills village.
Gen. NJ. C.. Butler spent several
hours in the city Friday afternoon on
his way to Edgefeld. He was shown
expressed himself as delighted with
its growth and progress.
In order to vote in the Democratic
primary avery voter must have his
name on the club roll at least five days
before the primary election. Don't
trust this to any one but see yourself
A series of meetings will begin at
varennes Church next Saturday morn
ing at II o'clock, and will continue for
several days, Rev. H G.. Fennel con-
snn tend. aio 'oius 'nsl'eu - AZ
Everything. points to a prosl l'erous
fall 6easOn in Anderson. Our mer-
chants are on their mettle, and propose
to make this a record breaking season
in the high prices paid for cotton and
the low prices at which they will sell
goods.
Mrs. Stella Dean, of Anderson, is
visiting heE sister. Mrs; n. Z; FAINT,
always a welcome guest among her
many friends in Walhalla, who will be
delighted to meet her again.-Keowee
Courier.
mbIh W.: 1dnGC, 1OIM6Ply OF the
city, now Of Anderson, has developed
into an eye specialist, aud ia visiting
here in the interest Of bis business.
DR.. Can't is meeting with success in
his profession. .-Spartanbnrg Herald;
10th inst. ~ {, g
Attention 10 directed 20 the adyer-
tisement of the Williamston Female
College, which will open its fall ses-
sion in Greenwood on Sept. e7th. If
yon have daughter to educate write
to Dr. J. Q. Wilson, the President, for
catalogue.
Miss Maud Kay left this morning for
Belton, where she will be employed
during the coming season in the large
M.ss Kay's many Walhalia friends re-
gret her departure very much h.--Keo-