The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-11

ly decided TO establish system OF its
own.
AS usual, the local prophet is making
predictions about the weather for the
next two months. He says there will
during the month Of January and Feb
ruary.
The law firm of Rucker 81 Breazeale
has been dissolved by mutual consent
OF the members. Each gentleman will
continue practice on his own account.
The firm has been in existence for sew
eral years.
The merchan is have about compile
ted their January stocktaking and are
now selling off odds and ends. Some
good bargains are being offered, and
trade holds up very we'll, considering
conditions.
:, Rev. NJ. II. Major, of Santa Anna,
Iexas, who has been spending several
weeks III this county visiting relatives,
left yesterday for his home. His visit
was source Of much pleasure to his
mary old friends.
Married, near Townville, on We'd
nesday, January. a, 1905, by Rev. ~. e.
Llgon, Mr.. j. Walter Dickson, son of
the late Rev j. Walter Dickson, and
Miss Matte Ledbetter, daughter of
John p Ledbetter, all OF Anderson
County.
Rev: A. ID. Woodle left Greenwoo
for Pelzer last week where he became
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
He preached his first sermon as pustor
there last. Sunday. He returned to
Greenwood for his family Monday
Greenwood Journal.
Rev. w. D..Moorer, who has been
doing mission work in Oklahoma, un-
der the direction of the Baptist
Church, preached Sunday morning and
evening in the First Baptist Church in
this city. He gave an interesting ac-
count Of his work in the west.
A. B. Peterson, OF New berry, has
moved to Anderson to engage in bust
ness. He will open stock of groce-
rles In the corner r0oom of the new
building just erected by j. w. Thomp-
son on Depot street, opposite the fur
niture store Of G. F. TollY s, Sons.
A slight change ha4 he.c :.;a;..s i,
the schedule of two Of tho trains be-
tween Anderson and Greenville. Train
No.:0. from Greenyille arrives here at
4.12 p. IN. and ieaT1es on tbs return trip
at 4,4S p. M. q few minutes earlier
both ways than under the former
schedule.
"A wild cat coal car cOlliicd with q
passenger train on the Southern Rail
road near Atlanta, Ga, last Wednes-
day night, and several passengers
were slightly injured, but none of them
seriously. Among tho passengers we
noticed the name of s. f. Shelton, OF
AndersCn.
Miss Lois Harris and II; IT Parker
mother in this city Thursday night.
Rev. j. ID. Chapman performed the
ceremony in the presence of q few Of
the immediate frienIl3 of the families
Mr. and Mrs. Parker will make their
home in this city.
Rev. Norman L. Prince will leave
this week for Arizona for the benefit
of his health. He will be one of O
small party who expect to spend sew
eral month"; ,amping, ont on the wes-
dry climate OF the West will prove
greatly beneficial to the party
If 1t be true, as is often eaid, that
abe first twelve days of the new year
arc an epitOme of the succeeding
twelve months, then we are to have all
sorts OF weather during the year that
is before us. Let ns hope that the
clouds, as we'll as the sunshine, will
come, giving rs rain in great abun-
dance. a
At meeting of the Board OF Direc-
tors of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank yesterday, James r. Vandiyer
was elected President OF the Bank to
succeed the late Rufus 8. H;il. Mr..
lYandiyer hae been connected with y Tiittlii the
Bank ever aimee its or9anignfinn: and
viii make. worthy; attieie:.s successor essss6s0T
OF the lamented President.
3 Died, at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erayton Fields, in Martin Township,
fant daughter, aged i've months. The
remains were inferred at Bethany
Church tho day following, Rev. n. e..
Wright conducting the funeral servi.
ces. 4 he bereayed family have the
sympathy Of many friends. 81
A force of hands began work the
first OF the week stringing the wires
for the street railway system. A por-
,tion of the track has been laid, and as
soon as the wires are put MP cars can
h, - W y srk On the uncompieted
portion of the system ia progressing
steadily, md the prospects for an early
cOmnletinn Of the sgerk ere bright. Z s
n The =ii.e News II OF liie 6til inst.
says: R. Bnll and Mias Cleo Rich
ay, of And eraon, were married at the
home sof the bride Sunday evening,
January the ceremony being per-
formed by this s% Rev. Augustus {. S.
Bnyels. Mr. Bull il in charge Sof the
electric plant ut the Chick Springs ho-
tel, while the bride is one OF the attraG-
tive yonn women Of Anderson conn-
* 4; s.Ey a.
We are indeb bted to onr Gle yer friend,
John II Martin formerly OF this cOun- :
ty, bnt nosy living at {yatertow Fla,
for rSaninvitatiOn to attend 81 banquet
20 ba spread ut the Diatrict Convens
ti0ns0f KING hta Of thias at Lake
City, Flay 4 on + sTuesaa evening, nth
fnEE.$S III r. E MaFGinSHi I the fyhaiicaljOY.