The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-19

mag:st5aie Tor Garvin township To
succeed j. a. Mullinax. The countv
delegation at first recommended A. n |
hilcnRrdson, who decline / the position.
by mistake g commission was issuef |
20 Se, ar; MutlinaS as we'll as to Mr.. |
Quested the return of the commission
that was given by mistake TO the for
pler magistrate.
The most acceptable and appreciable
gitt, one that would be most highly
souvenir OF the happiest hour of n
young lady's life, should the legend
prove, true, is o yellow garter. 1t is
said that the young lady who at Easter
receives yellow garter as present
from o friend, will within the year
marry or become engaged to the one
she loves best.
An election was held in McLees
school district in Rock Mills township
Friday. on the, question of voting q
special levy of four mills for the sup
port OF the public schools. The tax
was voted unanimously. Many of the
districts, in. the county have voted
special leyies, and this is but another
education that the people OF Anderson
county are taking.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Mary Percival, of Pensacola, Florida,
to the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Mamie Perciyal, to Walter 8. Brock,
place at Mrs. Percivars home on the
evening, of the. Goth Of April. Miss
Percival is we'll known in this city,
being sister of Mrs. r. 8. Crayton
gnd q frequent visitor here. Mr..
Brock Ia manager of the Anderson
Hardware Company Of this city.
The Spartanburg Journal of the 18th
inst, Gays: "Rev. NJ. b. Kelley, who
assisted in the revival 7neetings at
Central Methodist Church, but who
wac forced to give up the work on ac-
count OF illneee, returned to his home
in Anderson yesterday, greatly to the
regret OF many Spartanburg people.
Mr. Kelley is an able and earnest
preacher and during his stay in this
that he will soon be restored to health
and strength"
Stella May, the 8.year.old daughter
OF Mr.: and MIRA. w. V. Minyard. died
at their home Mt the Anderson Cotton
MILLS last Monday morning. The child
Was fatally burned about nine weeks
-
The bereaved father and mother haze
the sincere. sympathy Of a host of
friends. The funeral eervlces were
held in the Second Methodist Church
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock, after
which the remains we're lnterred in
Silver Brook cemetery.
a concert was given in the Opera
Hsuse last night for the benefit OF the
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direction of Hiss Heilman, teacher of
vocal music in Lander College, of
Greenwood. assisted by local talent.
It was On egjcyy abbio affair and good
sum was realized for the library. The
ladies of the Library Association are
making an eaGft to raise money to buy
5a lot for the Carnegie library, and in
this good work they should have the
hearty support OF every citizen OF An
dersOn. 81.
y A cold. chilling wind prevailed here
all day Sunday, making overcOats and
FIRE comfortable. As; the night came
on it grew colder, and at sunrise Mon
day morning the mercury stood at 80, q
big frost was on the ground and Ice
was yisible in exposed places. All
less injured, the moro tender plants
being killed outright, and IL is feared
that the fruit crop wac badly damaged,
though hopa 10 expteeBe6 that the
heavy foliage probably protected it to
some extent. Is &. &
Ben MoTindal, OF Brushy Greek
rested yesterday and brought before
Judge StradIey on the charge OF ..de-
frauding and over-reaching,D Bfiscoe
q Douglas, livery of this place,
being the prcEecnrcTs In the case. 1t
ie alleged j. Sho complaint that Me-
Iindal solo mule to the prosecutors
which was not ;hig own, and from this
arose the case. Mo Tindal gave bond
Tor 4 his appearance at g. preliminary
SEilie Herald, lash inst. &
5f The! attorney Renaral he's rendered.
an opinion that the trustees of school
district have IA right TO use part of
the public funds for the trangp0
of pupils 60 and from school. The
matter isof local interest as the question
has. canssd ideEable discussion
Elmoyle school in the upper part Of
the county. The transportation of pu-
pills by megns of the public funds has
been triSc IN many communities where
tseveral schools have besn consolidated
aud the district covers q large terri
tSsy. S. i5, i..3
Df.SsT. Il. Cornweil, who has been O
resideht phy stefan since 1885, will leave
Rock Hill the present week and 60 to
Honea Path in Anderson County,
where he will locate. d. <<orlwell 10
q graduate OF The South Carolina Med
icai College aud 20 phyeiciaEof unug-
5ual competency. BE has bail largs sx-
5perieHce and his ability r1atses him one
OF The leading young physicia1B OF the
county. Ha has already made ar.
Judgements to move TO H0nea Path,
and 20 we stated above, will leave
during the present week. Rock Hill
Herald, 12th inst. 5sE
D. M. Bedenbaugh, formerly agent
OF the Southern Rail- sS at Bolton,
syyh ho fwaa arregted in sSi.vannah q few
days ago on e charge Of fembeEzlement,
Waa arraigned before Magistrate b. F..
Wilson Friday. afternoon. He waived
ian examination and was released on
bond in the sum Of 81 600 r& Solicitor