The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-29

| exercises Of .ha South Carolina Military
Academy in Charleston to-day and to,
morrow.
The coloret uNunty Fair Association
will give bf. 'ecue at the Greeley In
stitute next Monday, July 4th, for the
benefit Of the Fair that will be held
next Fall.
George Boleman, the little son of
Auditor Boleman, was carried to
Baltimore last Monday by his mother
performed.
G. /. Dawson, of San Juan, Porto
Rico, spent few days il the city last
week with the family of j. A. Brock.
He has position under the federal
government.
The price Of cotton continues to de-
cline. One of our farmers sold 4 fey
bales in the city last week for five cents
pound less than he was offered for it
few months ago.
Next Monday being the Fourth Of
July. which IS o national holiday. the
rural mail carriers will have holiday
and will not make their usual trips
through the country.
in tho grove near BeaveIdam Church
next Saturday, July End. Everybody
is invited to attend and carry we'll fill
ed dinner baskets.
Married, on Sunday, June &c, 1904, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, j..
w. White. by Rev. j. b. Heron, Mr..
George Bridges and Miss Genia White,
both OF Anderson County.
If Anderson County cannot find
enough candidates to go around the
executive committee might draw On
Greenville, because we may have them
to spare. News.
B. G.. Cromer, o graduate of Clemson
College, has been elected principal of
Grammar School No. 2 on factory hill.
He has for some years been success
fully teaching in the county schoole.
j. w. Howell, formerly of this Coun-
y, who has has beer been living in in AbhsyilIs tl :
position with the Fretwell-H Hanks Co.,
in this city, and has entered upon his
duties.
TheO. FAINT, who recently graduated
from the College of Pharmacy in
Charleston. has accepted position
Will tNo CNdue L Wuclo uS
will be pleased to serve his friends at
any time.
The work of the County Normal
School is progressing finely. Many
new teachers have enrolled since the
opening day. and the attepdance bids
fair to be the largest Of any of the
normals.
w. S. Diver and bride have return
ed from their trip to tho Wold's Fair
and have gone to housekeeping IL their
new and neat cottage just erected at
the corner of South McDuffie and East
Franklin streets.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Osborne to the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Sara Euphemia
Osborne, to Mr.. Ben. b. Bleokley, the
ceremony to take place at their home
on the morning of July 7th.
w. C. Pearman. of Cook County,
Texas, is visiting his brother, Hon. s i.
n. Pearman. Mr.. Pearman has been
living in the Lone Star State for more
than 25 years, and this is his first visit
to his old home since leaving.
Mrs. Virginia Hammond's MUSIC class
gave Q recital in the Opera House
Thursday night. An appreciative au-
dience of the relatives and friends OF
the pupils witnessed the entertainment,
which was thoroughly enjoyed.
Rev. j. T. Mann will preach at Shady
Grove Church, in Belton Township, on
cedin9 in Lnly at II O'clock a. III. The
friends of the congregation are cordi-
ally invited to attend the services.
Our young friend, Edward Hiott, son
of Rev. D. w. Hiott, Of Pickens, for
merly of this County, has recently re.
ceiyed an appointment as railway mail
clerk, making the highest average in
the class that stood the examination
The Protrl eied meeting at the Meth
GaEat Church closed Thursday night
The preaching was done by Rev. w.
T. Duncan, of Laurens, and the power
of his work is attested by fifteen addi-
tlons to the membership of the Church
On account of the Fourth of July
celebrations at various places nexi
Monday the Blue Ridge Railway will
sell tickets on July 2, 3 and 4, limited
to return on July 8, at the rate of one
and one-third fares for the round trip.
Frances Elizabeth. the two-year- old
daughter of F. NJ. Allen, died at the
home Of her parents at the Cox millf
laet Thureday night. after brief ill.
ness. On Friday afternoon the remainl
were inferred at the Salem Church
yard.
J. o. Wilhite, Jr., Of Birmingham
Ala, arrived in the scity.last week tc
spend few dnys with bic parents
Joe iga ane, clever. boyf and 'his many
friends here are delighted to greet
him. His adopted home eeems to be
treating him we'll.
County Superintendent of Education
r. E. Nicholson, who has been quite
sick at his home for the past two weeks
was able to be up and visit his Office
last Saturday. He is nendlng rapidly
and we hope will soon be restored ta
his usual good health.
Mfs. T. A. Ratliffe and children, O,
Anderson, after spending two weeks
| at the home of her sister, Mrs. N. l..
Rant, and family, in Midway, returned
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