The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-22

Messrs. w. B. Magruder and p. g.
IL. Crowther have commenced the
erection OF two story brick building
On TiieIr lots adjoining each other on
McDufiie street, just in the rear of The
Hlnte!.igenesr building, The Messrs.
feet, and will be occupied by the Coun-
ty dispensary. Mr.. Magruder's build
ing will be between the Messrs. Crow
ther's building and the dwelling houee
on the corner, and will contain two
store-rooms 20x40 feet, with q large
cellar under each room.
In a special dispatch, under date of
the goth inst, the Washington cores
pondent of the Greenviile News Gays :
"a South Carolina man has been issued
q patent by the United States patent
otiice for an automatic threading de-
vice for loom shuttles. The inventor
Ia an Anderson man. Robert l.. Cum
mock. Mr. Cumnock has assigned
forty-nine hundreds of his interest to
James A. Brock and Robert E. Ligon,
also or Anderson. Mir. Cumnock's in
vention may be of great interest to the
cotton mill people of the State"
Moses Ashley, of the Level Land
section, celebrated his Goth birthday or
tue 9Th of June. His children. grand
children and great grandchildren gath
ered at the old home place to celebrate
the event and set up an elegant picnic
dinner for the patriarch and there was
moro than enough to satisfy the family
was suspicious and everything passed
off pleasantly. Mr.. Ashley is in Wig
orous health and spent the next day at
work in the field shocking wheat. He
is good citizen and appears to have
years ahead of him.-Abbeville Me-
dium.
Eehel Fincannon and Mr.. Oscar ar Ashe she
will be pleasantly surprised to hear of
their wedding, which occurred We'd
nesday morning at : o'clock at the
BRIDES Eome, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. w. s. Hamiter Of the
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Ashe is an
unusually pretty lady, and as Miss Fin
cannon was very popular among large
circle of friends. MIR. Aehe formerly
moved to Anderson, where he holds a
fine position. The wedding was very
quiet one, being witnessed by the i'm
mediate family Of the bride and groom.
Seneca Farm and Factory.
Last Saturday afternoon while bath
ing in Saluda River, near Pelzer, with
several of his friends, Ernest Bagwell,
q young man about 81 years of age,
riea cut into the river, and while at
tempting to get back to land, it got
tangled in some brush and was in dan
ger of drowning. Bagwell went to its
rescue, got into very deep water, and
before his friends realized his condi-
tion he sank out Of their sight. Every
effort was made to find his body, but it
was not found until Sunday morning.
The deceased was q worthy, indnstri.,
by his friends. His parents died seve-
raj years ago.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
had delightful and interesting meet
ing in Newberry last week. Miss Va
rina Brown, of this city, was elected
Treasurer IT, to ser"e the ensuing year.
held at Union. The Newberry Even
ing Telegram, in speaking of some of
the delegates attending the Conven-
ton, says: zone of the most inter-
estad members of the Convention is
Mrs. Cora Ligon, of Anderson. She
has been the recipient of many cour-
tesies and attentions while in New
berry Mrs. John NJ. Patrick, one of
the delegates to the convention from
Anderson, is the wife of Colonel John
M. Patrick, the assistant adjutant and
inspector general of South Carolina
and is o very charming and handsome
woman"
A Farmers' Institute will be held at
WilliamstOn on July HE. There viii
be speaking in the spring park at Il. 80
o'clock q. N. and at 2 p. m, when Prot.
fessors will deliver addresses. At night
in IT,. ollege Chapel there will be
me>.i :. specially for the ladies, with
talks on home snd school adornment,
horticulture and home dairying. In
the afternoon at 4.80 o'clock there will
be game Of baseball. A brass hand
will furnish music throughout the day.
The committee invites everybody to
come and bring we'll filled dinner bas-
kete, watermelOns, peaches, etc. The
candidates, too, are invited to attend.
The occasion will no doubt attract
large crowd from both Anderson and
Greenville Counties.
The school at the Anderson Cotton
Mills closed last Friday with appro-
tian Temperance Union Of this city has
for number of years given o medal
tor the best defamation on the subject
of temperance, and the exerciees each
year. consist OF speeches and songs
bearing on the liquor traffic. Two
medals we're offered this year. one for q
boy and one for girl. The winners
Bret Ayers. The medals were pre-
eented BY Rev. Sam. T.. Creech. Miss
Icey Craft won the prize offered by the
principal for the best record in at
tendance in the third and fourth
grades. The mill school runs for q
term Of ten months, and the past Ges-
sion has been very successful one
under the care of experienced teach
ers. i s.
ANNOUNCEMENT.