The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-10-11
Mrs. w. w. Robinson is viaiting
in Columbia. @,-. - :,


relatives in Columbia. %.,r = :.
Mrs. N. B. Sullivan has returned
Gsom visit TO relatives In Atlanta and
Marietta, Ga. ;f ....., !. = =. - .-.7'
The Secretary of the State has grant.
ed charter 20 the Piedmont DRY
Goods Company. The concern 10
capitalized at GOO. - =.
Cadets J. z. aud ". D. Simpson,
Charlie FAINT and Hewlett sullivan,
OF Clenson College. epenG Saturday
and Sunday in the city. .
Mr.. w. G. Smith. chief Of the fire
department. haa Ssgen elected delegate
! to attend the State FiTenen'e Aeso-
ciat;An which meets in Columbia dp.-
! Ing Fair week.
A s'eountry dance" will be given at
the Buene Viata Park Friday night.
The music will be Furnished by Jack
Calhoun. an expert NegTo dddier and
others ef his equal. The affair will 40
doubt attract G large crowd, especially
the dancers. s..>~ .. b.. :.
Afr. p. L. Barr who has purchased
the stock Of ehoeA OF Davis e. Daniel
offers tha entire stock. at remarkably
low prices, in order to make room for
his atock OF dEues which will soon ar
rive. ~ you want bargain in shoes
don't fail To eea him. Look up his ad-
vartisement in another column.
The annual meeting of stookhclders
OF the Anderson and BroHan cotton
mills was held yesterday Ggi all the
old officers and directors wet5 re-elect.
ed. The officsrR of both mills are J,
A. Brook. president; r. E: Ligon. vice.
president and treasurer; c. J. Brock.
secretary. Only routine business was
Invitations have been received in
the CITY to the marriage of Mics Flea
nor. Wardlnw. oe Seneca. aud Rev.
Logan ". " hsatiy, of 6uBbsa. Ari:
IONA. Miss Wardlaw is daughter of
Rev Columbus Wardlaw, who for
merly lived in Anderson She has
been o frequent visitor TO the city aud
feartiess wiehes. The ceremony viii
Sags Piace sc SeuaSa next Wednesday
at high noon. i. III. -, :.
!: Tho Intelligeucer acknowledges tina
receipt Of q handsomely illustrated
bookiaks lVinaton- Salem,r which has
just been pubilehed under the direc-
tion Of the board Of trade Of that pro-
full siseteh OF the. cityss financial and
industsial antsrprieer with nnmerons
and splendid illustrations. The Yol-
1Ine! Wes prepared Il partly under the
direction OF L.E. Nogryce, formerly OF
this CITY, who is low editor Of the
Winston Salem Journal. ;=: !. :: :.
Lieut.. Newton a. McCully sails
States. At the beginning of the war
tailed by the navy department to OBJ
he has been in many dangerous sitna-
| tions.; He was with the Russian army
during the farnous aiege; ;;of Port Ar
thur. u Upnn> returning to his native
land he will report at the navy 1epart-
ment and will then probably visit his
neither: m and other E relatives in the
city. Is. :5. ,':5
Isl; ERssv. Raw S s. CartIedge, passar OF the
First Presby tsgian Church of this eity.
has received q call Sroni tbs presbyte-
rien chnreh as Chester. which he llls
under aaviBenue mt .$aAs ia meetipe of
the congregation Sunday M morning
unanimous action was taken asking
him to remain with the church here.
AT the night service MI Cartleilge
warmly thanked the c0flgTegat ation,3 and
lannnnncel that $his decisiOn would be
governed bS his dirty TO his Master.
The people af tho city generally mite
| with the oa8gsegaeio in wish that thin
earnesss ID 1sSSauhHr and lporu gentle
IMAM FeMaIH In HID pfaeanS work, where
no has aeeeMplis Naked 90: much good