The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-16


Sunday night, but no great damage
was done.
DR.. Geo. E. Coughlin, the promoter
of the Anderson -Greenville trolley
line, has retRrned to his home in In
dianopolis, but will come back again in
o short time.
Miss Jennie Cooper, who he's been
visiting relatives in Baltimore, has re-
turned home and is again in charge Of
the millinery department of the G. F.
Jones Company.
j. b: Harbin and family, who have
been living at Westminster the Dast
year. have moved back to Anderson.
Mr. Harbin will clerk in the store of
Dean s. Ratliife.
Messrs. John w. Todd, of Seneca, A.
s. Todd, of Spartanburg, A. w. Todd,
Of Charleston, and A. G. Todd, of
Greenville, are in the city visiting their
mother, who is seriously ill.
The strike has apparently been call
ed off among the hens and eggs are be-
coming more plentiful. The price has
at last gotten down to Is cents-some-
thing Like the real value of eggs.
The road tax of 81 will be received
at County Treasurer Payne's office
until the last day of this month. After
work four days on the public roads.
Our young friend, Walter carton,
who was painfully hurt a few weeks
ago, while firing on the Air Line rail-
road, is in the city visiting his parents.
He will soon be ready for duty again.
Harry Shirley, who has been for sew
eral years mail, clerk on the Columbia
and Greenville division of the South
ern, has been transferred to the money
order department of the Columbia
postoffice.
Richard Hill, O negro of Martin
Township, had large American eagle
in the city laet Friday, and it attracted
good deal of atteution. He captured
it several months ago, and was Offering
it for sale.
All Of the government seed sent to
this Office by Senator Latimer for dis
trlbutiOn hove been given away, and
those who may desire package but
failed to apply in time will have to
wait until next year.
John J. Hall, Of Dalton, Ca, is visit
ing his brother. P. e. Eall, in Varen-
mes Township. Thie is his first visit
to his old home in about fourteen
years, and his many old friends are de-
lighted to greet him.
Lucille. the infant daughter Of w. M.
Garrison, who lives at the Gluck cotton
mill, died laet Thursday afternoon,
after brief illness, aged ten months.
On Friday the remains were inferred
at Silver Brook cemetery.
Lieut.. Louis Richardson, of the Un!-
ted States navy, after visit to his
to his post of duty. He has been as
signed to the cruiser Prairie, which
East.
Bishop Capers will spend Easter
first service in the new Grace (Episco-
nan Church. The Bishops visits to
Anderson, his old home, are always a
source of much pleasure to his many
old friehIs.
Col. Walton Hall, of Marchfeld,
Mass. has been spending few days in
the city the guest of our townsman, j.
j. Fretwell. Col. Hall is q wealthy,
progressive citizen of his Stste, and is
interested in several of our manufac-
turing enterprises.
Invitations have been received in
ces Blake Gillian to Col. John r.
Sloan on March 23rd ut Spartanburg.
Col. Sloan is the popular lieutenant
governor of the State, and is native
of Anderson County.
Anderson has launched an oil mill, a
vinegar factory, a suspender factory,
a handkerchief factory and has ar
ranged to double the capacity of a large
CO CCtOn mill, all since January the first.
somebody better catch Anderson, she
is running away.-Florence Times.
E. T. Madison, negro, charged
eenlt upon q young negro girl, was
given q preliminary hearing at Re!tcn
Saturday afternoon. The case was
sent up to the Circuit Court, and Madi-
son will be tried for his crime in June.
in sending in letters with no name
signed. We positively will not pub
lish such. We must know who is
writing, not that we will make the
name public, but we must know for
our own protection. Correspondents,
sign your names.
Mrs. Rebecca J. McElroy, wife of T.
A. McElroy, died very suddenly of
ep0Pio1y on the Bird inst. at her home
at Pelzer, aged SO years. She was q
most excellent woman and her death ia
deeply regretted by wide circle Of
friends. She is survived by her hus-
band and several sons and daughters.
An approaching marriage of much
interest TO many friends in this County
il that Of Mr.. John Stevenson, Jr., for
merly of this County, bnt now of La
yonia, Ca, to Miss Beatrice Miller, of
GAINESVILLE. Ga, which takes place at
next Sunday afternoon, Goth inst, ut 3
o'clock.
An election was held on Saturday in
Good Hope school district, which is
situated between Starr and Iva, on the
question of voting special levy Of
four mills in aid of the schools. The
vote was 81 to in favor Of ths, tax.
H. III