The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-03

Stey smo SuSSt OF h1lBS mario Cneatnam.
| Mics Beattie will be one of the. bridal
party at the Cheatham-Cowan we'd
ding.-TAbbeville Press and Banner.
| L. p. Smith ana M. I. Brock will
run an excursion from Belton to At
Wednesday. 10th inst. See notice in
another column for full particulars.
Up to the 1st inst. Anderson's cot
Ton receipts for this Geason are 20,559
bales; same time last season the re-
gain OF f,193 bales over last season.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Caldwell, of
Anderson, $. e., visited our city Mon
day: MT. Caldwell is one of Acderson's
successfui young business men and his
visit was appreciated.-H (Gu)
Sun.
Rev. e. L. Stewart, of Pelzer, has
accepted the call for the next ak
months as pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Honea Path, and will preach
there regularly every End and 4th Sab.
bath.
j. Z. Barton, who ia building new
store room on Main street for Miss
Cadett. has puichaseG from l.. b.
ODell one-half interest in the alley
between the two stores.-Easley Pro-
gress.
E.. p. McAdams, formerly of this
city, but now prosperous merchant
of Atlanta, Ga, has been spending @
few days in Anderson and was a well
come visitor to the Intelligencer
Office.
Rev. r. G. Ligon has returned to his
home in Newberry after spending a
week or two with relatives in the
county. His health has been greatly
impaired, and he is seeking rest and
quiet.
William Plumer Nicholson spent last
Saturday in Spartanburg, where he
umpired o game of baseball between
Furman and Wofford College teams.
The score was 2 and 2 after eleven in
nings.
There will be preaching in Roberts
| Church I'd. w next Saturday and
Sunday, the 9th and 7th instant, at
the usual hour. The sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered on
Sunday.
The Brushy Creek Singing Associ-
alton will meet at Pisgah Church the
second Sunday in May. ALI persons
interested in music are invited to at
tend with books and well-filled dinner
! baskets.
Our young friend, S. s. Newell, of
this county, who graduated q few
weeks ago from the College OF Phar-
macy In Charleston, has gone to
| GreenyilIe, where he has accepted "a
| position in drug store.
The Wofford- Clemson base ball game
which was to have been played at
Clemson last Wednesday afternoon
was postponed on account of rain.
| There is some talk of having the game
5ot6.
Miss Alma Gambrell, 80 well beloved
| in this city. came down from Bolton
Saturday. to attend Easter services.
She was looking as pleasant and sty-
lish as ever and returned to her bust
| ness house Monday.-Abbeville Me-
dium.
The regular examination of teacher
will be held in this city on Friday, 10th
inst. The notice of the County Super
| intendent of Education in reference to
the examination appears in another
column.
There is some talk of large hosiery
mill being placed at some point in this
| Piedmont section. Why not make an
effort to get it located in Anderson7
Such an enterprise would be good
thing for the town and is worth look
ing after.
All percons interested in the ceme-
| t6Ty at Pisgah Church are requested to
meet there next Saturday, 9th inst,
with the necessary tools for the pur-
pose of clearing off the graves and
and putting the cemetery in first class
condition.
One by one the schools are closing
and soOn all of the playful children
will be let loose from school. Then
they will be as happy and light hearted
and gay and free ae are the birds that
mornings.
The work of paving certain portions
torily. The amount the city council
has on hand at present for this work is
about 900. The work will be grad
ueily extended as the public revenue
will warrant.
Rev. M. B. Kelley, who has been i'll
Tor several weeke, is improving. He
was taken sick while assisting in the
revival services in Spartanburg and
had to return home. His friends wish
| to see him speedily restored to. his us
ual nealth anu VlgOr.
Efforts arc being made to organize q
baseball club here, and already o con
siderable part OF the capita. etOck has
been subscribed. Several of the neigh
boring towns have good teams, and
!! there would be no lack of good games
during the summer months.
Do not tamper with rural delivery
mail boxes. AT Greenville in the Uni
ted States Court Judge Brawley fined
r.. o. Gamprell,. OF .Oconee County,
$1,000 for tappering with a mail box
to him and others on the subject.
Memorial exercises will be held at
Pisgah Church, in Brush7 Creek Town
ship. ON Saturday. 18TH inst, at II
o'clock q. m. Hon. j. E. Boggs and
Rev.iC. Wardlaw have been invited to