The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-10

IN business at Union, s. c., has given
the contract to j. Z. Barton for the
erection of 7-room house on his lot on
East Riverstreet.
DR.. /. Z. Grimm. the optician. of
Greenville, is spending few DAYS in
the city. He will shortly visit his ma
tive home in Germany, where he will
spend several weeks
A local weather prophet says that
after today there is no more danger of
frost IN this section this season, and
that every body can now lay aside their
flannel underwear.
Rev. Columbus Wardlaw, of Seneca,
has been spending q few days in the
city. His many friends were delight
ed TO greet him and to see him looking
so hale and hearty.
Mrs. j. NJ. Sullivan, ST.. who has
been visiting relatives in Atlanta, has
returned home, accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. DuBose, who will spend
several weeks here.
Mrs. NJ. j. Welborn. of pelzer, and
her brother, Or. Millwee, of Green
wood, have gone TO Texas, where they
will spend q few weeks visiting their
brother and sisters.
DR.. j. d. Chasen. who graduated
from che Southern Dental College in
Atlanta recently, has located ir An
derson to practice his profession with
DIR. A. G. Strickland.
One of the summer cars for the Trac-
ton Company has arrived, and the
other one is expected shortly. They
are needed on the trolley line and will
be appreciated by the public.
A party consisting of j. A. Brock, j.
Reese FAINT, N. Is. Sullivan, A. S.
Farmer and A. M. Carpenter left Mon
day morning for Port Royal to spend
several days on fishing trip.
Our clever friend, Munroe Burriss,
of Middleton, Ga, formerly of this
county. who has been visiting relatives
in the county, WAS in the city Saturday
and gave us an appreciated call.
Our young friend, o. B. Anderson,
of this County who is teaching in the
high school at Jesup. Ga, has resigned
to accept n professorship in college
at Milledgevllle, Ga, next session.
A new street, running north along
side the park from East River street,
has been opened. 1t is named Cough
lin Avenue. in honor of Dr. Coughlin,
manager of the Traction Company.
Malcolm T. Burriss. who has been
carrying the mail on Rural Route No.
], has resigned to accept a position as
substitute on the city force. L. +.
Mcdaniel succeeds Mr.. Burriss on
Route No. 1.
Rev. j. d. Chapman, d. d.. has
been granted vacation OF six weeks
by his congregation, beginning about
tho first of July. He will sail for Lon
don at that time to attend the Worlds
Congress of Religions,
5. NJ. Beatty, formerly of this county,
who now holds responsible position
with the Southern Railway in Colum-
bia, has teen visiting relatives in this
section, ind was a welcome visitor to
this office last Saturday.
Prof T. G.. Walton and L. M. Ma
haffey have been reappointed members
OF the County Board of Education.
County Superintendent of Education
Nicholson, by virtue of his position, is
chairman of the Board.
That energetic farmer, Oliver Bolt,
of Centerville Township. has decided
10 erect com modious 2-story brick
owns, on East Church street. 1t will
be used az q boarding house.
w. NJ. Welch, son of j. A. Welch,
of this city, is in Anderson visiting his
parents. He has just returned from
the, PHILIPPINE Islands where he spent
several yeara as member of the hos
pital corps of the United States Army,
The Diocesan Council of the Episco-
pal church OF South Carolina will meet
in Anderson next May. The council
was held this year in Camden, and
ed by Rev. R.C. Jeter and Gen. Il. L.
BOnham.
The General Assembly of the South
ern Presbyterian Church cOnvenes at
Fort Worth, Texas, on the 18th inst.
On the 10th, 10th and 18th inst. tho
Southern Railway will sell round trip
tickets at one tirst-class fare, plus
$500, to that point.
There are over five thousand policy
holders of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society in South Carolina, quite q
number OF whom live in Anderson
County. A call has been issued for @
general meeting Of these policy holders
at Columbia on Thursday, 25th inst.
The work Of widening Depot street
h0e commenced, all the property own
ers along each side of the street having
given five feet, which will make the
etreet ton feet wider thar it is now.
Some beautiful shade trees along the
north side of the street will be destroy
ed.
Miss Bessie Hough,r who has been
teaching near Mountain Creek, Ender-
son county, has returned to her home
at Honea Path to spend the summer
vacation. The patrons of the school
were highly pleased with her work aud
have reelected her to teach next win
ter.
There will be preaching at Dean
Church next Saturday
and Sunday, 18th aud 14th inst, at the
usual hour, and the sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered on
Sunday. The friends OF the congrega-
tion are cordially invited to attend the
services. 81"