The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-01


Court House on June 18th. Hon. S. f.
Smith, of Sumter. will deliver IN ad-
dress, and a large attendance is ex-
pected.
DR.. N. w. Tracy concluded his series
OF Lectures on temperance Sunday
night. Since he has been hero his lee
lures have been we'll attended, and it
is believed that good has been accom-
piished.
Miss Mary Boyd is at home for the
summer. She has been teaching the
past year at Smiths Chapel, Anderson
County, where she had q fine school
and successful years work.-Laurens
Advertiser.
William McGukin, a former sheriff
OF Anderson County, was stricken with
paralysis at his home in Atlanta few
days sgo.. His son. j. r. Nice ukin,
and bis daughter, Mrs. +. G. Massey,
are visiting him.
The Citizens Band has commenced
it's Friday afternoon open air concerts,
the frat being given on Friday. The
band is fine one, and the people of
the city greatly appreciate these week
ly musical treats.
boro, s. c.. a graduate from Sc s. G.
Medical College, Charleston. S. c., has
located at Pendleton for the practice
Of medicine, with headquarters ut
Evans drug store.
The subscribers to the capital stock
OF the Lowndesville Banking Compa-
ny met last week and perfected an or
ganlzation. b. F. Mauldin is presi-
&c
this city, was elected cashier.
We are requested TO announce that
Rev. John G. Law will preach at Mid
way Church on next Saturday morning
at II o'clock q. m, and no services on
Friday night as heretofore announced.
Communion on Sunday morning.
The Secretary of State has issued q
commission to the Civic Improvement
Society Of Anderson. The capital ia
$4,000, and the corporators are Mee-
danes Pearle FAINT, S. E. Bleckley,
Cora s. Ligon and Mary G. Fretwell.
Invitations have been Issued by
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Ma
Heard, ON Wednesday, june 10Th, al
19 O'clock, Methodist Church, Bolton,
S. G.
We have received an invitation to
the annual commencement OF WOfford
College, which begine on Friday. The
new science hall will be dedicated with
ingeton Smith, OF Bolton. is q member
Of the graduating. class.
Married, on May 22nd, at the home
Of James Bolt, the BRIDES father, J. T.
Mitchell and Miss Ola Bolt. The at.
tendaots were Walter Shaw and Mics
Mollie Summer, Alfred Shaw and Mise
performed the ceremony.
Y. L. Can't, who has for some time
been connected with the Daily Mail az
foreman of the job department., hal
given mp his position to become fore
man of the Spartanburg Herald. Mr..
Can't made many friends in the city
The first cloth made by the new
Gluck mills was taken from the loOmf
last Thursday. Only part OF the ma
chinery is now in operation, but the
mill will be running with its full quots
of operatives in q short time. The
goods are of the finest grade.
Sterling. Lodge, Independent Orde!
of Odd Fellows. will erect q lodge room
In the Anderson cotton mill village O.
an early date. The building will cos
about $1,000. The first floor will bs
rented for store room. and the upper
floor will be fitted up for the use of the
lodge.
Miss Annie j. Groves, Of Sebastian
Fla, is visiting relatives and will spenl
the GUNNER in this State. Her father
James A. Groves, "a brother of Mrs. DR.
&. E. Thompson,) formerly of Able
vile County, but now of Florida, owns
one of the largest orange groves on the
Indian river.
G.. Cullen Sullivan, who has jus1
completed his law course in the In
dianap0lis Law School, has returned
TO: the city. He will enter the Law
Office. Of Tribble g. Prince, and after
remaining with the firm for time vii!
open an Office OF his oven for the prac.
tice OF his profession.
The eighth annual commencement OF
Clemson College begins next Sunday
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached by Rev. Theodore d. Brat.
ton, bishop Of Miesisaippi, and the ad.
dress to the graduating, class will be
delivered on I'ueGday by DIR. AIphOnsl
Smith Of the University OF North Caro-
lima.
w. e. Atkineon has bought the stoct
Of goods ofC. Frank Bolt, and as soon
fas he disposes Of it will open o drug
stOre. Er. Atkinson has had Ions
and thorough experience In the druf
business. and his venture will no doubt
prove great SUCCESS. Itis underetood
that MR. Bolt will go into other bust
ness at an carly ilay.
Miss Ruby Hammond, daughter OF
w. G. Hammond, was graduated from
Chicora College in GreecvilIe last
week with highest honora, her class
standing for the session being -9S A
Reaides winning this high diss4ncsio1
shs Was awarded three gold medals
the ecience medal, the scholarship
medal, and the English essay medal.
Thomas, the infant son Of MT. and
Mrs. Thomas Eskew, died Saturday af.
ternoOn. The child was seven years
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