The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-21

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his nephew, j. Guy Daniels. air. 7
lived in Newberry forty years
ago.-Newberry Observer.
There will be an all-day singing at
Double Springs Church, in Ando fson
County, on the second Sunday in July.
Everybody is invited to be present with
Well-hlied dinner baskets.
There will be an all-day singing at
Poplar Springs Church, in Corner
Township, on the first Sunday in July.
Ihe public is invited to attend, and
carry we'll l-tilled dinner baskets.
The large new pipe organ of the
First Presbyterian Church, which was
ordered few weeks ago, has arrived
and been placed in position. 1t was
used for the first time last Sunday.
Preparations are under way for an
elaborate celebration of the Fourth Of
July in this. city. There will be base
and good racing at the fair grounds.
Mrs. Julia Bnrriss, of Anderson, S.
e., spent a few days in the city this
week visiting her nephew and niece,
w. l.. Shelton and Mrs. ). II. Simon
ton, of Greenvilie, Ga.-Elberton (Ga.)
Star.
Married, at the residence of the
ofticlating notary public, A. L. Edens
on the 9th inst, MIR. w. E. Chapman,
OF Anderson County, to Mics III. l..
Gtlstrap, OF Pickens County.-Easley
Progress.
The newly incorporated town of
Starr has elected the following officers
to serve for the next two years: Walter
Pruitt, intendent; J. H. Prultt, j. j,
Smith. C. c. Jones and w. X, Gentry,
councilmen.
Miss Mabel G. Brown, of Bolton,
who was elected as one of the teachers
in the Bamberg graded school, has de-
clined the position, saying that she
had already accepted n position in the
Blackville school. l.-Bdmberg Herald.
Caesor's Head hotel is now open and
ready for summer visitors, aud is a
most delightful resort. This season it
ls under the management of II. Nj.
Geer and wife. of Bolton, which is u
guarantee that it will be first class in
every respect.
The large and attractive advertise
ment of The Magnet Department
Store on the first page of The lntelli-
gencer this week should be read care
fully, IL tells about the big bargain
sales that begin next Friday and con-
tinues for ten days.
Warren w. Guyton, who holds &.
position with the w. g. A. Railroad in
Georgia, is spending short vacation
at his old home in this county, having
been called home on account of the
illness of his father, whose death is
mentioned in another column.
At a meeting of the Supreme Lodge
of knights OF Homer in Atlanta last
week it was decided to admit female
members to that order in future. The
members of that order in Anderson
Gin now take their wives and daugh-
ters to the Lodge meetings with them.
Among the graduates from the Ian
der Female College in Greenwood last
week was Miss Laura Hall Lander. a
daughter of Rev. John NJ. Lander, a
missionary to Brazil. Miss Lander
has many friends in Anderson County
who will join us in extending her con-
gratulations.
j. E. Shaw, who has been engaged in
cotton mill work in Anderson FOR eev-
eral months. was in Spertanburg yes
terday on his way to Union. He will
tendent of the Buffalo mills. He is an
experienced mill man.-Spartanburg
Herald, 10th inst.
A dispatch from Washington a few
days ago says: cat che Instance of
Senator Latimer, L. A. O'Neal Of An
derson, s. O., has been appointed n
superintendent of construction in the
Panama railroad, Mr. O'Neal was for
department. of the Southern railway"
Clyde CrOmer, an energetic young
farmer of Hall Township, brings ns
the first cotton bloom we have seen
this season. The stalk OH which the
bloom appears has been left at our
office. 1t measures more than two
feet in heighth and contains about
fifteen squares. 1t was planted April
9Th.
Miss Lavina Patrick, of Anderson, is
visiting Misses Julia and Olive Max
we'll. She arrived last Wednesday
evening and expects to return to An
derson this week. She has made many
friends during this and other visits to
Walhalla, and she is always a most
rier.
Have you noticed that this year will
have fifty three Sundays7 1t began on
Sunday and will end on Sunday. One
extra to attend church, to spend read
ing Scriptures, playing with the chill;
colt. Arrange to avail yourself of
these opportunities which 1905 offers
you, for it will be one hundred years
before such an opportunity will come
around again. And then whaFe'ii you
BET says an exchange.