The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-02-03

| III me lntclilgcuccr cluspiy and yu,
VIII know where To find them.
Miss Eunicc Russell, who is tcachip.
nc the ihoInwell Orphanagc ut Gin
ton, Is IN the city visiting her parents
ar, and Mrs. w. w. Russell.
Miss Nina Burriss, charming young
iauy 1rom Ie.Zer, 5. G.. visited Miss
Corlnne Smith several days the uast
week,-Elberton (Ga.) Tribune.
ChiQuola Lodge, No. 30, knights of
Gythlns, Will meet tomorrow evening
at 73o cock. The third rank will be
conferred. All the members are urged
to attend.
The people Of Anderson, SC, are
determined to keep their noses blowed.
I ~ hhndkerchlef manuiactury has been
started In that progressive city Hart
well (Ga.) Sun.
The high price of cotton will not
affect the mills of this section to any
great extent. Most of them have an
ample supply to last them through till
tHe next season.
One of our farmers, who still has
twenty bales of cotton on hand. re.
marked i'll our hearing last Monday
that he was now going TO hold it until
1t reached 20 cents IL pound.
Paul Campbell. young man who
ilved near Seneca, while out hunting
last Friday afternoon accidentally shot
nlmse!t with shotgun, the load tax
stantly.
Iieit is some consolation in the fact
tnat Whl!e some grain, is being kill. Il
nv the intensely cold weather, the
Hesslau flies and other insects that at
tack the grain in early spring are be-
ing killed also.
wr. and Mrs. A. P. Warnock have
Issued Invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Naomi, to MIR.
Henry I. Norris on Thursday morning,
peb. IL 1904, at o'clock, at home,
Married, on Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary 26. 1904. at the home of the BRIDES
father, j.. q. Rush, at Williamson, bv
Rev; A. j.. Cauthen, MIR. Walter q.
BaDb. OF Piedmont, and M iss Ruth
Rush, of Williamson.
Frank Dusenberry, who holds good
position with wholesale house in An
derson, came home Saturday to visit
nome people. He is we'll pleased with
Anderson. He left Monday to resume
his work.-Abbeville Medium.
Cotton seed o. being sold right
along at SO cent per bushei' Some
who have never sold any seed before
are selling now. Well, cotton seed at
20 cents per bushel is rather high price
manure anyway, even if they are good
for the soil.
The citizens of Anderson are moving
4or a college for that thrivinR-push.
ing town. We hopo they may succeed.
and believe they will, for Anderson
hardly ever takes hold of an enter
prise that they do not push to success
.Easley Progress.
The Anderson Chamber of Commerce
now has plan to establish n college
with S25 900 plant and an endowment
of $4,000. Anderson is wids awake
and her citizens pull together and that
Is the only way to accomplish anything.
-Newbarry Herald and News.
FL. w. Caldwell, formerly of this
city, who has been living atLavonia.
y "a, Tor a year OF two. has returned to
Anderson and accepted position with
w. L. Brissey, the lumber dealer.
The many friends of MIR. and Mrs.
Caldwell extend them q cordial wei
come to their old home.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken, assisted
by Senator Latimer, has secured the
OF Miss jamie CAN'T as
at Pendleton. Miss CAN'T
Is daughter of the former postnis-
tress, who died recently, isIa most pop
ular and excellent young lady and will
make most efficient official.
The Edgetield correspondent of the
Johnston News Gays: "Mrs. Daisy
De- Dea9e. sister of Mrs. j: B. Haltiwan-
derson lady, but has lived in Paris for
some time, where che improved her
natural talent aa an artist She ie
highly gifted as painter and does
beautiful work in varicus lines of art.
She ls also most accomplished, enter
tanning talker."
Our young Fl: lend, ii. III. Bagwell,
an energetic anil progressive farmer Of
Ihe upper. portion of Williamson
township, last year planted six acres
IN the Russell big boil VARIETY of cot.
ton and harvested five bales. Thia
was certainly q good yield, notwith-
Standing the unfavOrable eeasons. MT.
bagwell Gays he will strive for at least
bale to the acre this year.
Married. on Sunday. January 81. 1a04.
It the home of the brides father, j:
". Ashley, by Rev. N. q. Wright, Mr..
Andrew D. Brapyon and Miss Fanni.
Ashley, all of Anderson County. The
attendants were Walter Ashley and
MISS Ola Stone, COwan BranyOn and
Hiss Annie Ashley. This makes the
me hnndreth couple that hfr. Wright
lock.
There was q reunion of the children
md grandchildren Of MIR. p. Nj. Tins
IT the old homestead in Garvin Town
hip on the Goth Of last December.
Mr.. Tins has been married thirty
seven years. and has ten children liy-
ng. Eight Of these and sixteen grand
children attended the reunion. MIR.
Tins is 60 years of age, and is remark
'biy hale anu hearty. We hope hs
VIII i've to enjoy many more family |
'euniOns.
John Gaillard. who is employed at
ne Brissey Lumber Mill, had the mis-
0rtune to meet with n painful acci-
lent on Thursday afternoon III.