The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26

epeCiat electiOn Will Do nelu IN the
Bolton. school district, No. 12, on
Thursday, May 18th, on the question
or leyying three mill school tax.
Sec advertisement in another column.
All persons having friends or rsla-
tives buried in the First Presbyterian
ChuTchyaId, are requested to send q
hand there next Friday for the pur-
pose OF cleaning Oft the lots and
graves.
| Roy. q. r. Cody. D. D., pastor of
vile, spent last Sunday in the city and
preached most eloquent and Impress
i've sermon in the First Baptist Church
Sunday morning.
Different reports come in as to the
wheat prospect, Some farmers report
that it is very promising, while others
say that it is thin and spindling. Oats
are very fine. The spring sewing
promises fair crop.
1t has been suggested that the ladies
of the Civic Improvement get up a
baby show in the near future, and
charge a small admission fee 1t
would no doubt attract large crowd
OF interested spectators.
w. II. Moore and wife, of New
Haven. Conn are in the city visiting
the former n, sher, Mrs. E. Z. Moore,
on Gleenvilla street. Nj. Moore's
many old frieL- ere delighted to greet
him once more On his native heath,
Judge Geo. y. Prince has returned
from Camden where he presided over
the regular term of the court Of gem
eral sessions. His term of office begins
the frat of May, and his work as q
Judge will begin in his home circuit.
| The East End graded school team
of Greenville came to Anderson last
Friday and played two games of ball
with the graded achool team of this
city. The Anderson boys won both
games by score of IA to 9 and of Il to
Miss Hattie Bruce closed very sue
cessful school at Neville on April 14th.
Miss Bruce will leave for her home
near Townyille, very soOn.-She has
made many friends in this community,
who will miss her very much.-Wal-
halla Courier.
Every farmer in the county thould
attend the meeting of the cotton
Tuesday. The object of the meeting
is fully explained in the call Of Presi-
dent Jordan, which is published in
another column.
w. D. ,Bewley. formerly of Ander
son. who has been engaged in business
in Chester. s, c., for several years,
has moved to Sumter, s. c., where he
will engage in the hardware business.
I'VE join his friends in wishing him
success in his new home.
Bishop Ellison Capers will conduct
services in Grace Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening and confirm class
Of young people who have recently
joined the church, The Bishops
many friends in Anderson will be more
than pleased to greet him.
A good many ladies in the city are
riding horseback this spring, and the
healthful exercise is again becoming
popular. There is no exercise more
healthful for women than horseback
riding, and it is pleasing to note that
Mrs. Rev. j. E. James, of Anderson,
returned yesterday to her home, after,
9 pleasant visit to the family Of Mrs.
| e. G. Strong Mrs. James is remem-
Werner. Her friends were delighted
to meet her again.-Walhalla Couriey.
| The season has come when the small
boy wishes to get out to the. creeks
Il LuU Try uIS 1uCh esuG SKILL ttG Guo
] noWs. No pleasure in after life 90
I thrills one as to see the cork bobbing,
or to feel the minncws and cat fish
nibbing at the bait. Let the boys go
fishing.
The April number of the Southern
Home, published by Rev. II. R. Muir
Gibson in Columbia, contained an in
teresting article on "Civic Improve
ment in. South Carolina from the pen
of Mrs. Rufus FAINT, of this city. The
article was illustrated with several
views of our Court House Square.
The merchants in nearly all the
towns and cities Of the State will begin
| closing their stores at O'clock .. m
i! every day except Saturday on Iay 1st.
The merchants Of Anderson should do
thing by closing at that hour, and We
hope our merchants will agree to do 80.
The Anderson Treetion Company has
offered to extend the trolley line u the
Gluck cotton mill provided the owners
OF the real estate along the line will
l1Ss g1ys tn the right Of yay for the track:
| OF the land and would be great con-
venience to the people Of that Sec
tion.
A photograph recently exhibited
around the Court House in Anderson
is. enough to make any town envious.
The public square in Anderson was
not pretty place to look upon in
years past, now it is almost worth
trip TO the Piedmont city just to see
lit.-Florence Times.
The Pendleton Chapter OF the
| Daughters of tho COnfederacy will
observe Memorial Day, May 10th. The
exercises in Pendieton will begin at
10 o'clock In the morning, and at the
Stone Church at o'clock in the after
noon. All who feel interested are cor
dially invited to attend and participate
in the exercises of the day.
w, g. sherard found his beans last