The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-31

Phillip, the infant son of j. c..
Prnltt, died at the home of his parent Is
at Starr last Monday night, after
mains were inferred yesterday after
noon at Cross Roads Church.
A meeting Of Camp w. w. Hum
phreys, Sons of Confederate Veterans,
will be held in Clerk of Court Wat
kins' office in the Court House to- NOR
row (Ihursday) afternoon. at o.30
o'clock. All the members are urged to
atten d.
The commencement exercises OF the
Presbyterian College of South Caro-
lima takes place at Clinton June 18th to
1th, inclusive. Rev. S. j. Cartledge,
rcats sermon there next Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock.
An election was held Friday to fill
the vacancy in the city council caused
by the resignation of DR.. w, IL. Mar
only candidate for the position was w.
4: Osborne, and he was duly elected to
I'LL out the uneNpired term.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Mckinney, of this city,
to tho marriage of their daughter,
Sallie, TO Samuel Ilutchison, of Wal
halla. on Wednesday. June 9Th, 1905, Mt
10 O'Clock a. M at the residence of the
brides parents, $40 Evans street.
While on his way home last Satur-
Day night Tom Whitaker was stopped
on North Main street by Tom Will
ilams and Wallace Ryan, who robbed
him OF his pocket-book containing six
al n n
-tyan was arrested. Williams es-
capped.
A large crowd went out to River
street park last Saturday afternoon
to witness the game of bali between a
team from Piedmont aud the Ander-
son cotton mill team. 1t was an in
tory for the Anderson boys by score
OF to 4.
Married. on Sunday, May II. 1905,
at Jefferson City, Texas, by Notary
Public Todd. of that city. Mr.. Il. V.
Simpson and Miss Matte p: Bryant.
The bride is daughter Of Mrs j. T..
Bryant, of the Level land section.
and has many friends and relatives in
Anderson County.
Mrs. Nettie Gray, of Anderson, is on
q visit of several weeks TO her broth
er's family, Mr.. A. S. Sadler, at the
covered from the painful hurt she re-
ceived some months ago. being COM
PEELED to use her crutches and her
rolling chair.-Williamston News.
Fruit vendors from the country who
have been bringing in May cherries for
the past several days, have realized n
n n m hnIr JS,
instances they have been paid % cents
per peck, and they have little trouble
IN selling the tempting, deliciously
Favored fruit at 10 cents per quart.
Among the delegates TO the Bank
eTs Convention in this city last week
was our former clever townsmen, l. ouis
9. Harrison, cashier of the bank at
Lancaster. Mr.. Harrison is brother
Harrison, of this city, and has many
old friends here whoHere delighted to
greet him.
Those who are fortunate to own
honey bees are now "robbing the
gums" and taking from the apiaries
hne qualities Of the sweet product.
Bee culture is nice business and
profitable, too, and ought to be entered
into more extensively by our people.
Honey always meets with ready sale
at good price in the city.
The election of o member of the
county to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Judge Geo. f.
Prince will probably not he held until
after the crops are laid by. 1t is said
there will be several candidates for
the position and all Of them will
thoroughly canvass the county.
A classical and musical concert, for
the benefit OF the building fund of
given by the graduating class, under
the direction of Miss Nellie Stack, as
sisted by special teachers and pupils,
next Tuesday evening, June 9th, at
$50 O'clock, in the Erskine College
auditorium at Due West. Admission
price, % and 90 cents.
There were two cutting affrays at
Qrryille last Saturday night. Horace
Rhodes and George Dickson attacked
Ollie kinard and cut him several times
IN the face and on the shoulders.
Dickson was arrested and Rhodes es-
capped Ed. Vaughn got into q row
with Wade Patterson, cut him two or
three times with his pocket knife, and
AoAo Iva Peai 70 uuhuOWn- ..s. Ess
The recent advance in wheat is the
result Of crop reports. There is no
corner in it. 1t is probable that flour
Will advance go cents to $l.O0 a barrel.
What is the lesson for Piedmont far.
mers7 Prepare to SOW wheat next
fall Put in enough to supply your
farm. Assist your tenants in sowing.
Secure seed for them and help them TO
make their own wheat.
The Newberry Observer of the e3rd
inst. says: Rev. r. =. Ligon is ut DIR.
Weir Mitcheifs aanatarium IMP Philadel.
the brain. and an operation may be
performed in theh hope of giving him
relief. Mr. LgOn has many friends
III Anderson County, his former home,
who will join US in wishing him q
speedy restoration to health.