The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-05

| Monday evening the following officers
| were elected TO serve the ensuing year:
Foreman, iemuel Tribble; 1st Assist.
Foreman, Barnes Wilson; end Assist.
Foreman, Thomp. Erskine; Secretary
and Treasurer. Victor b. Cheshire:
Chaplain, Rev. R.C. Jeter.
The frat meeting of the Eighth Dis
trict Pythians was held with Chiduola
Lodge yesterday and last night. The
attendance was fairly good. each of the
Lodges in the four counties embracing
the district being represented by one or
more delegates. The visiting Knights
were given cordial welcome TO the
city, and the meeting throughout VI as a
pleasant and successful gathering.
Miss Mamie Williams and Mr. Che
ehire Holiday. two popular young peo-
pie of the Toney Greek neighborhood,
we're married Thursday afternoon at 7
o'clock. The happy event took place
at the reaidence of c. B. Holiday in
this city. and only few friends and
relatives of the contracting parties
were present. DR.. T. w. Sloan, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony .-Greenville
Mountaineer.
George w. Evans, good and sub
stantial citizen of the Iva section,
died at his home Thursday after an
illness of few days duration. Mr..
Evans was twice married. He leaves
4 wife and five children to cherish his
memory. The remains were inferred
in the cemetery OF Union Baptist
Church of which the deceased was a
member. Mr.. Evans was IA good citi-
zen and worthy man anu he will be
missed in his community.
The Rock Hill Herald of the 1st
inat.= aaye: "The committee appointed
at recent meeting of the Farmers
Ass sociation to confer with Mr.. j. j..
Fretwell, of Anderson, and request
him to attend meeting at Rock Hill,
heard from that gentleman yesterday.
He agrees to visit our city and will
address the farmers at meeting to be
held next Thursday. The cotton
growers Of this eection are urged to be
present, as permanent organization
will then be effected, and besides the
address of Mr.. Fretwell will be one
full of such information as the far
mers need"
The books of registration were open
Monday for the last time this year,
and 120 voters obtained certificates.
The applications of negroes for regis
tration have been numerous for the
last two or three days on which the
books have been open, but few have
gotten certificates. There were fifteen
negroes who registered on Monday.
most of these being from the city.
The law requires voters to appear in
person to register, and the registra-
tion would have been larger but for
this fact. A great many names were
sent in that could not be enrolled on
this account.
The Abbeville Press and Banner of
the 2Sth ult., says: "Mr. Norman
Cam of this city has gone to other
fields of activity and usefulness. He
will henceforth be factor in the bust
ness affairs Of our sister city Ander-
son. He is, we believe, native of
Abbeville County, but for several
years he has been identified with our
town. He will be quite an acquisition
to Anderson. Anderson seems to have
the art Of winning citizens from this
town. But as fast as Anderson entices
one citizen away, we get two in place
of every one that goes to the city of
electricity and bustling activity"
The Greenville News of yesterday
says: "While attempting to arrange
the betting on pulley in the Saluda
Ginning COmpany's plant in Anderson
County yesterday, w. H. Cooper was
accidently caught in the machinery
and severely mashed and bruised. Most
of his clothing was torn from his body
before any one could come to his assis-
tance. The attending phyaician was
uncertain as to the extent of Mr..
Cooper's injuries. IL there was moth
ing wrong internally, however, he
thought the man would sonn recover
Mr. Cooper is a prominent farmer and
has numerous friends both here and in
Anderson"
The Colombia State of the Goth ult.
says: Col. N. P. Tribble has finished
the work of collecting and collaborat-
ing the Confederate rolls and yeeter-
day forwarded them to the war depart
ment at Washington. It is the pur-
pose Of the national government to
publish theae records, which are tho
original rolls, and every care will be
taken of the manuscript. The rolls
will be published in the alphabetical
order of the States, and it may be some
time before South Carolina is reached.
This work has occupied Col. Tribble
! several months. and the publication of