The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-03

Gsa,o .he leHioenCe OF the bride on
Greenville street, DR.. w Frank Ashmnra
ann Miss Lucia Cater. daughter of MR.
.. u: Cater, were united In the folv
oonub o! matrinony, Rev. S. j. Cartledce
performing the ceremony In the pres.
ence or few relatives and intimate
MlenGe. Ine happy couple left on the
rents In Greenville County. We ioin
sas:E aaany friends ia extending CON
gratulatione.
The annual reunion OF the Moorhead
family will be held at the homestead of
Mr. Robert Moorhead, three miles
north OF the city, op Thursday, 18th
collateral bran ches and their fSiends 3
are cordially invited to attend and
participate in the meeting. All are
urged to bring filled dinner bas-
kets; The committee in charge of all
the details of the reunion are orrang-
ing most interesting program for the
happy occasion.
;.,ls Rev; g;l John Q: Wilson, p. D., presid-
has been elected President OF the vii.
Iainston Female College, succeeding
the late lamented DR.. 8. Lander. This
announcement was made at the Dis
Grlct Conference in Greenville last FRI
day. This institution will soon be
moved 70 greenwood, where hand
come gollege building is being erected.
tpr. wilson is o strong, forceful men,
ger or the south Carolina Conference
ana le active In literary works as we'll
as religious matters.
a representative meeting OF Ander-
s0n County farmers near here was held
on that side Monday for the purpose of
organizing ginnery. The capital re-
qulred, something like $4,000, was
readily subscribed and they have ap-
pied for q charter. Committees were
chinery. ETC., and work will commence @
right away. They will put in an up
for this crop. The plant will be- To-
GATED at the old Hogan's gin stand, on
). b. Kings place.-Piedmont OBJ
server.
We heve received the frat number of
"Ihe Southern Home,n an 16-page
mhiagasi1e hia published weekly in Column
merly Of Anderson, is editor and pub.
Iieher, and his assistants are John w,
Linley and s. Archibald Linley. Az
IFS title indicates, this magazine will
Oe devoted to the building uD of che
southeTn home, the Fundamental in.
sututlon Of our social econOmy,n and
its subscription price 10 90 year. Il
is printed on book paper. .presents Q
very neat appearance, and is full Of
azine' big euccess.
=. MRS. Naomie Hudgens departed thie
life on Saturday, the ed inst, at the
nome or her sou, w. X. Hndgene, of
pelzer. Mrs. Hudgens had reached
the ripe age Of &c years, aimoBt the
f9nr score mark. She joined The M.
=. Caurch South in her girlhcad, re-
naming faithful and consietent
mother Of our popular citizen, len w W. tLe I'
Aqdgens and Of w. X. Hudgens, of
Pelzer, besides other sons and daugh-
ters. Her remains were carried to
Townyllle, s. C., and there laid to
rest till reused by the trump Of God to
o joyful resurrection never to die again,
Williamson News.
Col. NJ. P. Tribble, who is engaged
In Columbia in making up the Confed-
crate rolls of this State for the use of
the war department in Washington,
came up last week to spend O few daye
at home and attend few of the county
campaign meetings this week. Col.
Ir1bble was greatly surprised to find
that IN some sections OF the county the
drawn from the race as o candidate for
the Legislature. There is no truth in
the report and he does not know who
originated it. He would be more than
pleased to attend all the campaign
meeGlngs IN the county but his press
ing duties in Columbia will prevent.
ca. Reese, who has for the past
year or two been conducting q large
the Public Square, has filed q petition
in bankruptcy in the United States
District Court at Charleston. The
news of the closing Of Mr.. Reese's store
came as surprise to most people. His
expenees have been heavy, sufficient
canltal ggea Lacking e esyJ Sa the en-
terprise, and being unable to meet out
bills, Mr.. Reese went into
What s 1ansFFapDy aasFS Rat stated
The matter will be referred to the
referee in bankruptcy at Anderson to
take testimony, and the affairs OF the
or 80.
The City Hospital Association held
an important meeting at the residence
or Mr. Swain Giimer Wednesday af-
9 hospital will be established in An
ders9n at no distant day. An advisory
board was recently elected and the
matter has been taken up by this body.
Ihe physicians of the county will g.se
their support and assistance in every
way. As soon as the necessary pre-
!lminary steps are taken o charter will
ne apPiied for, and Il 10 confidently be-
neveq that this worthy institution will
due the ladies of the city who have
been long and faithfully working M
p1blic sentiment in favor of the hospi-
We had q brief. but pleasant call
Monday afternoon from our good
friend. Rev. II. Bascomb Browne. the
presiding Elder Of Sumter District.
MT: Browne used to be fellow-toile
in the printing business, and our re-
sp sctive .paternal ancestors we're ma
tlves OF the same section Of Anderson
County. He has lived in the low coun-
try 90 long that la 1noka 1ifro a notiuo a