The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-29


yisitoE to Anderson. She is @ aistes az
ara. I. 3: Cray ton and iirs. w. s.
Brock, Of THE city. ..Gr -, : =
The District Conference of the yyea>
:eyan @ethoaist Chnroh convened in
10 session through Sunday. The con-
terence, which Includes delegates from
several counties, was well attended
and full OF interest TO tho members of
that faith who attended. I.'''1
j.. r. Sheler, teller. OF the Peoples,
National bank Of Greenville, has been
erected 70 Q eimilas position in the
new Anderson Banking and Trust
Company. of this city. bar. Shelor was
cashier '. the Elne Ridge freight de-
Eot In this city until his removal to
Greenviile. He is @ popular and Ell.
clent young man.
Mrs. Annie Jennings. of west vir-
Stribiing, of Anderson, spent several
cousin. Mrs. G. Wy. Gardner. Thev
We're on their way to Modoc where
they will spend Same time with rele-
tiVes before going 20 Anderson.--
Greenwood journal. . ,...,0: - ="
James M, Baker, the popsler and
ssIoioab assistant librarian OF the Uni
ted States Senate in w Washington accom-
panied by his wife aud mother. sDent
o few hours in the CITY last Thursday
enc gave us O. pleasant call. Dir.
BAKER nnd his sesiss hsSs bsen visiting
his mother as Lowadesyille, and their
vbig was sousce OF much pleasure to
Aa was announced last week, Hon.
newman Laser, of Atlanta, Snpreme
steward OF the Supreme Lodge Of the
EaGernai Un :Dn OF America, will de.
AVer an addgeRs In the Court Honaa
next Monday evening at 7:80 O'Clock on
sne works and benefits OF tho organ
lzati9n: The members OF the Fratee-
vite their friends to sttend and hear
the address. = ~ !. ::.,'. - =, -,
3 The corn crop 0f upper Carolina ia
said 20 pc the best this fall for many
years. Farmers no longer plant few
acres OF corn, on @ poor hillside with
plant the best land they have in corn
and manure it we'll. The farmer hns
learned that tho only way to be suc-
ces5ful is to raise corn aud other grain
crops, and then plant all the land in
cotton ne can tend. :: ..y.%. = - -.
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S. The County Delegation will meet
next tuesday. December 9Th, at Sens-
gor :Hogd's Office to take into consider
atlon the appointments OF q SUCCESSOR
70 AUDITOR Boiemans recently resigned,
Governor HeYward eee:t::aaIGa ee::aGaa Senator
Ho0d that he has received the resigna-
tlon or NE. Rolemani and requessedI
MIN to call the Delegation tOgether to
MAKE recommendation Of some one
ZOE the unexpired term. ::: n.
Mrs. j. p. Smith died last snni,av
niSht at her home a. the Anders"i,
cotton mills, after az: illness of several
weeks, leaving one Child n ehess::sh ilar
messs9i5. I'm Monday the remains
were carried to Big Creek Church.
near Wiliiamefon, and Inferred: Ths
Gesceaaed was O.: daughter OF a. L.,
y, Ss,5amDrell, or thia county, and most
niShly5 esteemed by ell ct her frienda
anu ssno aeqnaln tances, who deeply regret
gnble9 Jonas MILLER, one Of :Ande,r.
GoWe Oldest and most highly easeamei
negroes, ID aerionsiy. III nr 6is home in
this city and his death In eYyantad AZ
any time. 10 the sdnys sshen yofns
WeEe neeaed HneteD Jonas ygRa nlWnve
frne 70 his white Democratic YsfenGa.
sna now thns he TO helpless and Ga
@ oSr eieisaa W gi1 IA issa HS We4 US ssrsd for By
Snr oshar Sam M % aSss ~ III aEY ,.n m9aey 9s
pss atss tS'e-eN. J :: s. :s
,,,,. 81 ss. a5z sa{
E; The Anderson { Traction Crmslaht
will give: :Ea Thanksgiving hunt as
bnena vista Para tomorrow afternoon.
q number OF handsome presento will
be hidden AhDne the park. aad ;et ES0
O'Clock the chill dreRS will be turned
loose 90 hunt chem. The centest will
pc opSn 70 both girls aud boys undsr
l9 yeaEs OF, age. and there will he no
attract o large crowd of both Old and
young to the patl. Il; IS sS I;
3; Il 35e; 81 8 81:
Inc thia week IN e .sasssSn. .I.isas. aiisY.
ts "a native OF EhAr1eaton and duriug
thscivil war his fathers family reSs
ugeed from that Sity 10 tle TnWnviiia