The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06

IL. -. Clafke, OF Union, y. e., spent
few days in Anderson, his Old home,
last week visiting relatives.
Miss Leila Russell has returned to
Winthrop College To resume her work
after brief stay with home people.
The dealers in horses and mules are
doinr o lively business, which is evil
den"e that the farmers arc preparing
for big crop this year.
j. L. Brown has resigned the posi-
tl0n OF Superintendent Of the Town
eend Twine Mill aud is succeeded by
Ira t. Hays, of Columbia.
Rev. 5. II. Creech. the new pastor
of the Orrville Methodist Church, has
moved to the city and filled his frat
appointment Sunday morning.
Married, at the home of the bride, on
Euesday, December 20, 1908, by Rev.
n. G. Wright, Mr.. j. G.. Gambrell and
Mrs. Fannie Greer, all of this County.
The negroes of this section celebra-
ted Emancipation Lay last Friday by
blg parade On the streets and snme
speech making in one OF their Church
es.
Chiquoia Lodge, knights of Pythias,
Will hold lts regular convention tomor-
row evening. All the members are
nrgedeto attend, as there is much work
to do.
Our old friend, VIM. A. Hammond,
who has been spending several months
10 Anderson with his sister, Mrs. s.
Bieckley. has returned to his old home
in Florida.
Eugene Watkins, William Alston
and Robert Witherspoon have return
ed &c the auburn, Ala, Polytechnic
Institute after spending the holidays
ct home.
Judge OF Probate Nance has an i'm
Administrators, Executors, Guardians
and Trustees, who should read it care
fully and heed what he says.
We have not heard from como of our
County correspondents IN some time.
Wake up, friends, and let the readers
OF The lntel!igencer hear the news OF
~ iEoaF respective sections more frequent
The Knights OF Pythias OF Laurens
will have their annual banquet in that
city tonight. Pasa Grand Chancellor
M. l.: Bonham, Of thle city, has been
invited to attend and respond to q
toast.
We heard dashing young widow
say to eG old bachelor the other day:
"You ought to get married" Itstruck
him dumb and he knew not what to
say He didn't take the hint, how
ever.
Robert o. Broyles, of Atlanta, spent
the holidays In Anderson Visiting HE
nnclen C.rrs. .. a. L. BroyleB and John
F. Broyles. He returned homo last
week, and was accompanied by the
latter gentleman and his little daugh-
ter.
j. c. RuBh. formerly agent of the
g. & w. G. railroad at Waterloo, has
been appointed cashier at the freight
depot here to succeed j. X. Nelson.
Mr. Nelson has been made agent of the
road at Troy.
If you failed to pay your tax in De-
cember only one per cent penalty will
be collected in January; two psr cent
in February; per cent from March 1
to Is, after which the sheriff will catch
you If You do not pay.
Our young friend. Theodore C.
Bailey, who is in tho employ of G. II.
Bushnell g. Co., largo manufacturers
of machinery &c Thompsonville. Conn,
spent tho holidays at his old home In
this city with hls parents.
Thos. B. Earle and Wm. 3. King
5pont last week at Georgetown, g. c.,
h.at!s6 6amo. They returned homo
last Saturday bringing with them five
Wild deer. o number cf daoks, eto.
They report q most enjoyable trip.
. Levi N. Geer. OF tho Fork, who has
been engaged in the lumber business
ed HE Family up there. Their many
friends regret 90 see them leave An
derson County. Mr.. Geer is O rnoat
worthy citizen, and Pickens ie fortu-
nate in having him locate in its midst.
that on next Sunday, 10th inst. the
old schedule on the Columbia and
Greenville division of the Southern
will be restored and through trains
Nos. Is and 16 are to be placed on
again, the one leaving Columbia early
IN the morning and the other returning
to Columbia something after o'clock
st night.
The, Augusta Chronicle of the lat
inst. eaye: INT. and Mrs. James Hon
ders0n left for Anderson, 8. c., yeater-
day, where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Henderson has accepted a
position in the growing city across
the river. Quite a number of their
warm pereonnl friends were at the de-
pot to bid them good bye"
Roy. j. C. c. Newton, wife and
daughter left few days ago for Kobe,
Japan. Mr. Newton is native Of this
county. and has been engaged in mis-
sionery work in the foreign lands for
number Of years. We join their many
friends in wishing them q cafe aud
pleasant journey, and trust that God
will bless them in their work.
Rev. 8. 3. Harper, the new pastor of
Duncan and Saxon charge, has hearti.
~ sntered upon his new work and is
making o good impression upon his
people. Tho board Of stewards has
provided for his sustenance. while the
ladies OF the parsonage aid society are
looking after the necesaities OF the
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