The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-10

SGa weeks with 1ever, has gone to
WiliiamstOD, his old home, to recuper-
Miss Lizzie Williams, accompanied
by, Misaes Milwee Taihart, Winnia
CeIy eGd jennie isOsamOnd, has gene
e 81 Louis 60 Gee the great Expoai-
ton.
Tue Brown family reunion picnic
takes place next Friday, 19th mat. at
JOlly's spring, eix miles north of this
city, and no doubt will be most pleas
ant occasion.
The Piedmont Electric Company, Of
this city. has secured the contract for
furnishing and putting in position the
electric plant gor the new addition to
the Cox mills.
John G. Osborne has sold his grocery
bueinees 10 w. A. Power, and viii
shortly move 20 his small farm, two
miles south Of the city, where he is
erecting neat cottage.
ALI peraons interested in the grave
yard at Flat Rock Church ore request
ed to meet there next/Tuesday, 10th
met, at o'clock p! M, to attend to
come important business.
1t is the >adty of every citizen high
or low, >TTch or poor, to work for the
can be done without any extra trouble
and will prove beneficial to all.
Prof: L. w. Dick, superintendent of
the Abbeville city schools, spent Fri
day in the city. He is travelling dur
ing the summer in the interest of the
presbyterian College for Women IN
Columbia.
The Palmetto ,Rihemen~Gave COM
mencsd regular practices drills prepara-
tory to going into encampment at
Manassas, Va.T next month. The
members 9re~ looking forward with
much pleasure to this trip.
A little daughter Of T. E. Bysrs died
at the home OF her parents at the Bro
gon cotton mill last Thursday morn
ing, after q brief illness, aged two
years. On Friday morning the re-
mains, were inferred at Hopewell
Church.
Mrs. A. G. Duncan, of Piedmont,
James E. Norris. of Easley, Wallace s.
Norrie, Of Lexington, s. e., and A. o.
Norris. Jr., of Albemarle, N. G., ar
rived in Anderson last week to spend O
few days visiting their mother, Mrs.
Acnah Norris, and other relatives.
The fire department was called out
yesterday morning by O small blaze in
the kitchen of the residence of Chas.
E. Cobb, on !Greenyille street. The
flames were eXtinguished before gain
ing any headway and the damage to
the building was very slight.
Be sure your name ie on Demo-
cratic club roll If yon want to vote in
theeep pseRsy T6a rnas Tneh is 9s
the primary require that ali names Of
voters shall be registered on the club
rolls at least five days before the cleo
ton.
Magistrate b. F. Wilson was called
upon last Wednesday afternoon to per-
form the marriage ceremony for two
Franklin and Miss Alice Huffman Of
the BrOgOn mills, and Charles Kennedy
and Miss Sue Owens of the Riverside
mills.
A party Of young men from Green
vile. consisting Of F. B. WtBee, c. j.
DleGamp, d. II. Orr, J B. Henry and
Saturday on their way to Cherokee
Shoals, on Savanhah River, where they
are spending>fhis week camping and
fishing.
Hon<J. p. Glenn, one of the most
prosperous farmers Of Anderson Coun-
tyIhas bought the Griffin home place
the most beautiful homes in the town.
The city will give MT. Glenn and fami-
" most hearty welcome.-Easloy
Progress.
In spite of the anxieties incident to
the uncertainties of election, etc., most
or the candidates for county Offices are
Getting eSsr deal # Sssb est Of
with the hospitable treatment Trey
have been receiving at the hands Of
the people.
Mrs~E. ii. Seel, Of Anderson, who is
q ~Regular summer visitor and who
Knows the medicinal value Of our fine
Mrs. Seel is 30 universally known and
liked in our community that Joyous
welcome always awaits her ARRIVAL
WilliamstOn News.
j. G. Cummings, who has been liv-
ing at Bolton the Pest year, has re-
fnrnea to Anderson to make his home.
eAS wa Oht3aS,o ~ ChO AOte4 ObSs3to 1uu
insurance business. Mr.. Cummings
and his family have many friends here
who are more than pleased to welcome
them back to their old home.
With all OF our. big cotton mills run
ming there will be; Y greater demand
20r cotton In Andet Son shis Fall than
eyer before. Besjdes the local buyers,
there will be several buyers here from
other places, apd the farmers may rest
assured thatfhey will get the top of
tho market for the fleecy staple. 4
Mr. Evelyn Ford, who has been
managiyg q bucket shop here for some
mcnthg for w. o. Gattis g. Co. !, closed
his dg6ra last week and left for : vaca-
tom He said he would probably noe
retArn 20 Yorkyille, bnt would estab-
lieh bucket, shop in either Anderson
'Df Sumter. YOrkville Enquirer.
E. G.. Evans. Jr., g. Co, the popular
druggists of Pendleton, have secured
the services OF D7. Alva Weaver, OF