The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-13


DR.. Il. L. Branyon, of Charleston,
who has been visiting relatives in
Honea Faith, spent last Thursday in
the CITY,
Misses Jennie Lee and Ella Stevens,
OF Anderson, visited relatives and
friends in Lancaster last week.-Lan-
caster Review.
| w. B. Loehr. editor of the Oconee
News, accompanied by his son, spent
last Saturday in the city and gave us Il
| pleasant call.
Messre James Harrison, of Rock
Mills, w ID. Hembree, Of Centerville,
and II. h Gray, of Hopewell, have
moved into the city.
John Z. Wigington, of Piedmont,
spent day or two i'll the city last
| week and was welcome visitor to
The Intelligencer Office
j. A Townsend, of Iva, has been
appointed depot agent ut Bradley, s.
e., to succeed q. p Daniel, who has
been transferred to Spartanburg
If you are seeking bargains in all
sorts OF goods, read closely all tho
advertisements in Tho Intelligeucer
and you will know where to find thcm.
| Many comment is made on the
| weather, The hopes and fears and
| doubts about tho grain aru many, but
all accord it fine slnughtering " Gather.
| w. Il. Dillingham;, formerly Of this
| city but who has been living in Spar
tanburg for several years, ls in the
race for Sheriff of :hat County this
year.
Our old friend, Edward Whitten,
formerly of this County, but now liv-
ing at Central, was In the city last
Friday and gave us an appreciated
call.
w. j. Gumby, tho genial travelling
| representative Of the Atlanta News,
spent q few days in Anderson the past
| week and was welcome visitor to this
Office.
Married, on Sunday afternoon, Jan
uary 10. 1904, by Rev. X. w. Burts, at
his home in H0nea Path, Mr.. NJ. A,
Kay and Miss Annie Kay, both OF Hon
| ca Path.
Rev. r. A. Child and George E..
| Prince spent day OF two in Spartan
burg last week attending meeting of
the Board OF Trustees OF WoffOrd
College of which they arc members.
Married, on Thursday, December
"a, 1908, by Rev. d. w. Hiott, ct the
home of the BRIDES father, j. A.
| Welch, in Easley, 5. g., Maurice T..
| !hnmnsen, CT Peiler, ami Miss Beulah
A. WEIGH.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Sullivan have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Alice, to Mr.. George
Browne, Wednesday evening, 2OGh
INST, at = 80 O'clock, at their residence,
.l31 McCully Street, In this city.
Married. on Wednesday, January q,
1904. at n'clnck 3. III. u5 the homo of
the brides father, j. NJ. Jolly, in Fork
Mr.. John Sullivan and Miss He1ty
Jolly, both of Anderson County.
Col. l.. E. Cnmpbell and d, S. Bran
yon, OF this County, are attending the
United States Circuit Court in Column
ola this week, the first named as q
member of the petit jury and The latter
as member OF the grand jury.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage Of Miss Ellen Sherard
to nr. Edward r. Thomson, which
will take place at the home Of the
bride-elect's parents in Abbeville on
Wednesday, the 20th OF January.
The many friends in this County Of
DR.. Il. Frank Smith, who has been seri-
eral weeks, will be pleaeed to learn
that his condition is greatly improved
and he Is now slowly recovering.
Rev. d. Weston Hiott has moved
from Easley to Pickens G.. H., where
ne has accepted call to tho pastorate
| OF the Baptist Church in that town.
we join his many friends in Wishing
! labor.
An exchange very truly remarks
that ii you, like come other people, are
60 thoughtiess as to take up ashes in a
pasteboard box or wooden box and set
them on the back steps, don't say it
was an incendiary should you be
awakened by the burning of your
house.
Mr. Bailey Campbell, who formerly
lived here, has returned to Belton
from Texas, and will make our town
his home in the future. Like all other
people who have once lived here, Mr..
Campbell Knows o good thing when he
sees 1t, and that is why he came back
1 to ReltOn.-Belton Times.
One of the most delightful social
affairs of the week was the "pit" party,
which Mrs. Eugene Bates gave In hon
Or of her friend, Mrs. Watkins, of An
derson. on Friday afternoon About
forty. guests enjoyed Mrs. Bntes' hos
pitality and had the pleasure Of meet
ing Mrs. Watkins. The prize, lovely
souvenir spoon, was won by Mrs. 0. B.
| Harlzog- Dainty and acceptable re-
treatments were served after the game
was conclnded.-GreenvllieN News, 10th
inst.
Edmiud B.. Garrison. father Of W.,
/ D. Garrison. Of this County, died OF
his home in Greenviile County on
iThursday, 7th inst, aged "a years. Mr.
Garrison was n native OF Qreenv;lle
County and spent his iiTe as !, farmer.
OF which vocation he made success.
i He wast O veteran of the Confederate