The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-27

Giboes l.. Baker and wife. of Wash-
ngton' passed through the city Friday
on their way to Lowndesvil;e to spend
the holidays with relatives. Mr..
Baker 10 Senator Latimer's private
secretary and enjoys Decides growing
Jaw practice, being partner ofC. A.
Douglass. Eeq,, formerly OF Columbia,
He Ia a brother of James Al. Baker,
assistant librarian Of the United
States Senate, and of Capt. Chas. T..
Baker of the. United States army, sta
toned at the Presidio. California.
A proposition has been made 10
Governor Hayward to buy Kings
Mountain. The idea is not exactly
now one, tut 1t comes just at the time
Congressman Webb, OF North Caro-.
lima, has introduced bill in Congress
to make the famous battlefield @ ma
tional park. Mrs. Russell, OF Antier.
scn, is tho author of the letter to the,
governor and che nninta o..s .!.ass g.. "a vse
the land could be acquired Gor S1oO, 600.
It !s hardly probable that tie State
viii take up the propoeition.-Colum-
bio Record.
The total number OF dogs returned
In South Carolina this year for taxation
was e0.6A7, q gain Of 1884 over the
returns In 1904. The tax on the doRs
thEs year was -: ss77s. 90. which coca to
the pubic school fund. Orapgeburg
County hAs tho distinctton of returning
moro loge than any other County In
tho Stsse. and Charleston: County the
aEaaiitat number. Orapgeburg return
ed 4.4A aud Charleston .As4. Last
year Anderson County returned as55
and thsa year 3.683. which gives her
second place In the list ca eountiea.
|. At che regular meeting OF Chiouola
Lodge. No. 80, Knights OF Pythias, last
Thnradey evening tho Following off,
Sers we're eissted to serve the ensuing
yeas: Chancellor Commander, Il. C.
Aastison; Vice.Chancellor. T. Frank
Watkine; Prelnte, Jas. II. Craig; Mas.
ter of Work. r. r. Long; Keeper OF
Records and Seal, E. K. Chapman;
Master OF Finance, G.. II. Geiger; Has
OF ExehequeF, T. 8. Crayton; Master
as arms, 8. M. Nebors; Ianer Guard
George "A. Shilletso; Otter Gnard, r.
Il. Roper. 9. c. Lsngston was elected
member Of the Board of. Trusteea, TO
eerve three yearo. The officers will
be installed at the first meeting in
January. r....., .... ::s:.....:.. !:
The Prosperity correspondent OF the
Newbsrry Herald and News Gays:
"Rev. c.. M. Boyd, having resigned
tho pastorate Of tho A.. e. p. church
here, wall go early. in the new year tc
bis new fold Of labor as Anderson, 8!
G. We regret very much that Mr
Boyd has decided to lesye ua. He i,ai
endeared himself to all our people and
in our humble opinion his plsce vii!
be hard 10 fill. While we regret hi
going we are glad that no goes tt, 8,
large q fed Of usefulness and we wisl
him abundant success In his new field
s.osneri ty's loss is Anderaon'a enln. j
s. Chairman Tindal OF the Greenyill,
County Cotton Association receive,
from Preisdent Fred G. Brown of th
Anderson Phosphate and Oil Compan,
lest night q check for $50, the com
pany' 's- contributions to- the expens
xnsa OF. the Southern. Cnstnn A Ansnnia :
@ ..Szi % % its ts ashhtt f0F higher p1iices. aIr
Brown heartily ). congratulated = Vi,
Ttndal upon the good work or tEe airs
6oeiatt0n end said that he had neve
I maze O. lion moro willingly. d Th
eheek1 - lorougLlY appreciated. Z.
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