The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-24

but ls now much better.
Win. G. Whitner, the chief engineer
of the Virginia Power CO., of Rich
mond, Va, is spending few days in
the city visiting his father.
9ss. Geo. Coughiin, of indianapolis,
arrived in the city last week to be with
her husband, who is the manager of
the street railway company.
The crop of winter apples in the
mountains is eaid to be very fine this
season, and there will be an abunGlapcs
OF them on this market next tall.
Mrs. Clarence Osborne and children,
OF Anderson, who have been visiting
IN the city, left yesterday, for o stay at
Aeheville, n. C.-Spartanburg Herald,
18th inst.
Rev. j. E. James, Of THE city, will
preach at Flat Rock Church next Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend the
servicea.
James F. Rice, Esq, has returned to
the city after spending ten days at his
former homo, Eampden Sidney, Va.
he reports fine crop prospects all along
hlB route.
Married, on Saturday, August 13,
1904, by Chee. =. Key, Magistrate, at
his home In Belton, Mr: James Elrod.
Of Bolton, and Mics nellie Browning, Of
Piedmont.
Those who desire a registration cer-
tificate can get one on the tirst Monday
in September by applying to the
Supervisors of Registration at the
Court House.
The annual meeting of the Old Stone
Church and Cemetery Association will
be held at the Old Stone Church next
Wednesday, 3ist met. A full atten-
dance ls desired. ;
The Martin family will aave re-
union at the Chesley hdar.zn plantation,
in AopeWel Township, on Friday, 10th
invited to attend.
Prof. Ben E. Geer, Of Greenville,
representing Furmen University, has
been spending few days in the city
and county In the interest Of that
worthy institution.
Mrs. r. E. Belcher. OF Augusta, and
MIRO. Rosa Bacot, Of CharleatOn, are In
the city Visiting their brother, e.. W.
Taylor, and are warmly greeted by
their many old friends.
Tomorrow is the last day for enroll
ing your name on Democratic Club
list in order to vote in the primary
not enrolled, dc so at once. as
The Anderson Traction Company
has purchased portion Of the OIL mill
lot on Whitner street from the Ander-
son Phosphate and Oil Company and
will locate its power plant there.
Lawrence H. Carliele, who holds o
responsible position with the Buffalo
cotton mills, in Union County, has
been spending q few days in the city
vislting his father and other relatives.
r. Frank Hall has been down to
Bradley suparintsnding the erection OF
the Bradley oil mill. Of which he is
order by tho opening of the cotton sea-
son.
A very heavy rain, accompanied by
considerable lightning and thunder
visited this section last Friday night
lightning struck several trees in vari.
ous places, but no serious damage was
done.
Invitations. have been issued to the
marriage of Aiss Selma Shirley to Mr..
Thos. K. McCrary, on Wednesday
evening, August Gath. The marriage
ceremony will be performed in Eureka
Church.
Rev. 8. B. Harper and wife, of Spar
tanburg, came over last Thursday tt
spend q few days in the city with thu
formers parents, and from here they
went TO McCornick to visit the latterl
parents.
the northeastern portion OF the city
has been completed, and, it it does no
meet with the same fate it met yea
ago, it will be occupied next month BY
the teachers and pupils.
Fred G.. Brown has sold his planta-
ron. Riyoii, 60 Or; w. x. sharpe, 0,
1900 acres nf t.ne lend. Tie consider
ation was about $4,000.
Miss Marguerite Shieb, Of Anderson
who has been spending the past thre,
weeks at Franklin Springs, arrived ii
the city yesterday to spend o. few day
OO1V4C AOtukuhutS hOt AOiAC III kAuuOI
son.-Elberton lGa.) Star.
w. Z. Dunlap and fanaily, who have
been living at Langdale, Ala. for sev
eral years, have sa0ved to Pelzer where
they will reside in the future. MT
Dunlap is Q con OF }. o.. Dunlap, o
this piace.-Honea Path Chronicle.
Our good friead, w. N. Campbell, o.
PendleIon, was in the city laat Mon
day and gave us an appreciated call
We regretted TO see him suffering witt
o severe attack OF muscular fhenma
tisn, and wish him speedy recovery
Now that the new city council are II
charge OF municipal affairs, we hops
that tAe fret step they take viii be the
establishment OF wagon yard for tn,
convenience OF our country friends wht
visit the city and sell their produce
here. N
Last Friday afternoon John Preston
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