The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09

'ENCER.
Misses Belle Owens and Minnie
92t"n, TWO charming young ladies
OF Woodruff. s. c.. are il, the city. the
guests of Miss Lillian Jetton.
All persons interested in the Rics
graveyard are requested to meet there
on Thursday, 17th inst, for the pur-
pose of clearing off tho yard and
graves.
John Temple Ligon, Jr., the infant
son OF j. Temple Ligon, died at the
home of his parents in this city yes
terday morning about2 O'clock. aged
mains were inferred yesterday after
noon In Silver Brook cemetery.
A copy of the first issue of tho Orr
Mills Banner. which made it's appear
ance on the 9th inst. is on our table.
WlglngtOn, manager of the Orr Mills
store. The Banner is neatly printed
4.page sheet. and is full of interesting
news.
Some of the gentlemen of leisure on
they have placed an order with the
Rocky MountaiE dealers for thirteen
boxes of rattlesnakes for breeding
purposes. They will be placed among
the piles of Belgian blocks on Depot
street.
ar. John c. CAN'T, of Broyles, S. c..
dropped into our sanctum Monday.
He came over after HE charming
daughter, Miss Mamie, who had been
visiting relatives and friends in our
city. Mr.: Gantt's many friends al
ways welcome his coming.-Kartwe
tGa.) Sun.
The Southern Railway will run it's
annual eeashOre excursion to points in
Virginia on Wednesday, 10th inst, at
the low rate of $40. so for the round
trip from Anderson. The tickets are
good to return until the 31st inst. For
full particulars read the advertisement
in another column.
The Palmetto Riflemen, Capt. Nc
Gully commanding, left on q special
train early Monday morning for Co
lumbia, where they vii! remain in
camp for seven days. At Belton they
joined the military companies from
Greenville aud Pelzer. About thirty
bers OF the Palmetto Riflemen
made the trip.
Mr.. +. w. Tins, who lives in Garvin
Township, met with painful but not
se::: Gus accident last Sunday morning.
He had gone out to the stable tn feed
his stock, and while putting corn
through crack of one Of the stalls to
his horse the horse bit at the corn and
finger of Mr.. Tins right hand.
Capt A. H. Wells, auditor and man
ager OF the Blue Ridge Railway, moved
his office from Greenville to Ander-
son last week and are located on the
South Main street. He is assisted in
his Office by Miss Eloise Richardson,
&. A. Carson, Jr., and s. e. Glover,
who came with him from Creenville.
T. B. Coleman and j. w. Spence,
two energetic citizens Of Greenwood,
have decided to locate in Anderson
They have rented one of the new Wat
son storerooms now being erected on
North Main street and will open bust
ness in about month. We extend
them u cordial welcome to Anderson.
The annual election of officers of
the Hook g. Ladder Fire Company was
held Monday night and resulted in Mr..
Victor B. Cheshire being elected
Captain, with Messre. j. r. Erskine
and Samuel Kay ASSISTANTS. The de-
partment is in the best fighting trim
it has been since the organization some
thirty odd years ago.
Last Saturday morning about II
O'clock the fire department was called
out for the first tins In good while.
The fire was discovered in the roof of
the kitchen at the house of A. w.
Jones on Welch avenue. As usual,
the firemen turned out promptly and
soon eXtinguished the fire. The fire
was caused by defective flue, and the
damage was slight.
The Abbeville Medium of the 3rd
inst says: "The Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation met at White Stone Springs
last week and had pleasant and
profitable time. DR.. c.. "A. Milford
was unanimously elected President Of
the Association" DIR. Milford is q
native of Anderson County, and his
many friends here will Join us III ex-
tending him congratulations.
Bob Witherspoon, for number of
years pupil at the Lavonia Institute.
was q welcome visitor in our little
city this week. Since leaving here he
has graduated from the A. p. l., Au-
burn. Ala, and is now just back from
tour of the North and East. After the
summer months he will be with the
Electric Light and Power Co.. Ander-
con, s. C.-LavOnia (Ga.} Times.
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