The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26

Strict Middling-lOs.
Middling-10i.
| j. X. Yandiver offers some fine land
Tor sale. See advertisement.
SO far the crop prospects in this sec-
ton continue to be very promising.
We have plenty of old papers on sale
| How at this office at very low prices.
Miss Annie PEevost ia spending few
weeks In Charleston vieiting Relatives.
Mics Emma Haiues, Of Roebuck, s.
| T., is in the city visiting relatives and
| friende.
DR.. G.. P. Neel and l.. NJ. Moore, Of
! Greenwood, \7ere visitors in the city
last week.
Mrs. j. w. Daniels and Miss Jennie
Ruif are spending awhile at Aebury
Park, N. j.
Miss Mary Calhoun, of Greenwood,
| has been whiting friends and relatives
in the city.
Miss Kate Logan, of Newl Orleans,
10 IN the city visiting Dr.. and Mrs. w.
! H. Nardin.
Mrs. II. G.. Anderson, of Abbeville,
| ie spending awhile with relatives in
this county.
Misc Martha Elmore, of Gaffney, is
in the city spending few weeks Wis
| iting relatives.
Nrs. r. 8. Hill and daughters have
gone to Caesar'e Head, where they
| will spend several weeks.
Our young friend, Joe Bell. of Dem
icon, Texas. ie in Andegeon visiting
his father E. A. Bell, and family.
Col. j. c. Boyd, of Greenville, spent
last Saturday in Anderson and was
! warmly greeted by bis many friends.
Mre. Margaret Reid, Of Auguota, is
| In the city visiting relatives. Her
many old friends are delighted to greet
her.
Prof. s. NJ. Wolfe has been elected
superintendent Of the Pickens graded
school, and has accepted the posi-
| tiOn.
DR.. A. P. Johnstone attended the
! meeting of the State Dental Associa-
ton at White Stone Lithia Syringe last
week.
| j. D. Copeland, Jr., of Bamberg, s.
c., spent few days in Anderson last
week the guest of his uncle, j. A.
| Brock.
The Blue Ridge Railway now has on
sale summer excursion tickets to q
| great, many mountain and seashore
resorts.
| a number OF the farmers of this
county will attend the State Farmers
Institute at Clemson College on Au-
| gust 8-11.
! The annual reunion of the Mccoy
family will take place on Thursday,
August 10th, at the old home place in
Broadway Township.
| B. II. Sadler, of Eesie, has been
I elected cashier of the Bank Of Peudle-
ton and will enter upon his duties
about the first OF Augues.
A. B. Brannon, who has been assist
ant superintendent at the Anderson
cotton mill has moved to Union where
he accepts o position in the mill busi-
neee.
Married. on Sunday, July 29, 1905, by
Rev. w. w. LeatherS at his home in
this city. MIR. 3. D.. Gaillard and Miss
Lula Smith, both Of tho Sandy SprlDgs
section.
The "katy did" has made it's appear
snce in this section and it's song may
be heard every night. Frost comes, it
ie said, in three months from the time
Of its first note.
Rev. H. G. Fennel will preach at
Varennes Church next Sunday morn
ing at II O'Clock. The friends of the
congregation are cordially invited to
attend the services.
| The advertisement of Wofford Col
lege and Wofford Fitting School viii
be found in another column. Read of
the advantages Of both institutions and
send for a catalogue
s, q !. Macon. Ca. throat specialist says
that woman is better qualified for
found that ont without the necessity
Of consulting specialist. a
l Prof. J.. w. w. Daniel, former
1 teacher IN the Anderson graded
ing Q few days in the city.
Married, ON Sunday evening, July
23rd, 1905, at the home Of the bride at
ers, Mr, r.. +. Hones and Miss Gale
Burden, both Of the Gluck Mills.
Rev. T. C. LigoD, OF Townviile, is
visiting hiD brother, Rev. R. G. Ligon
at Smyrna. Rev. T. G.. Ligon was
pastor at Smyrna Swenty.two years
ago.-Newberry' Herald and News.
E. w. Henderson, who has been
making his home at Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, for several months has re-
gage in the brokerage business here.
Rev 4. L. Rogers, pastor Of the