The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-08-09

ho Aa1thtJ VIII run lSS
annual excursion from the low country
to this. section next Wednesday, 10th
INST. The rate is cheap and the tick
cts are good for fifteen days.
Hon. E. NJ. Rucker, Jr., is announc-
ea In this paper as o candidate for the.
House of Representatives to fill the va
cancy in our delegation caused by the
resignation of Judge Prince.
J. G. Templeton and family. who
have been living in the city for num-
per OF years, left last week for Meri.
dian, Mississippi, where Mr. Templeton
The Intelligencer force>~is greatly
Indebted to our clevnr-friend, j. N.
Willingham, of the Fairdsal section,
for fine watermelon. Such treats are
always aaS ip~ofder and highly apprecia-
The ladies OF the Orrville Baptist
Church gave at ice cream festival on
the church premises last Saturday
night. A nice sum was realized, the
receipts going to cancel an old church
Cole L. Blease, Esq. .,.,sf ~Newberry,
Great Sachem of bs~1mproved Order
of Red Men of Ssdfh Carolina, paid an
official visit TO the lodges at Anderson
%iili waai, orr>mi'l and Gluck mill last
Rev. r. G.. Jeter. rector of Grace
Episcopal Church, who has been spend
ing O. few weeks in Alabama visiting
relatives, has returned home. Mrs.
Jeter and children will not return un-
til Let of September.
O. n Ro;lao fba onaroat;o nronr;,S,r
of the Bee Hive store, has inauRurated
IL grand clearance sale. If you want
some bargains read his interesting ad-
vertisement in another column and
give him an early call.
Rev.; Rev; R. A; Rt ktummgs, pastor Of the
Church in this city, has been granted
a vacation by. his congregation, which
he will spend with relatives at his old
home near COvington, Ga.
There will be barbecue and picnic
at Piercetownt next Tuesday, 10Th
and Easley trolley line. Several dis
tinguished speakers will be present.
The public is invited to attend.
The Hartwell, Ca, baseball team
came over Thursday and Friday and.
played two games with the. local team.
The visitors met defeat Ia both games,
the first score beinG>fT to one and the
second to in faVor of Anderson.
Col. j. Boyd, of GreenvilIe, was
in thessCity yesterday and gave US q
.pleasant call. Col. Boyd is in the race
next year for the office of Adjutant
and InspecsofeG eneral, which position
he is.eEninently qualified to ill.
There Will be q reunion of the de-
scendents Of Redmond F. Wyatt on the
Gath of August at the residence of Red
mond F. Wyatt, Jr., in Anderson
County. All are requested to come
and bring baskets.-Easley Progress.
1t is only little more than month
now till the big annual stock show
which is held at Fairview, Green
Vile county. will take place. This is
always q grand occasion and people
from all over the State attend every
year.
Prof. John T. Milford will conduct a
singing at Saith Chapel, in Varennes
Township: next Sunday afternoon, 18th
inst<sat 8 O'Clock. The public is in
sDifed to attend. He will conduct a
singing school at the Chapel next
week.
VIM. T. McAdams, of Cedartowp,
friends in the county, was in the city
few days ago and gave us q pleasant
call. Mr.. McAdams left this county
more than thirty years ago, and all of
his frie.ids are delighted to greet him
once more.
The barbecue and picnic to be held
at the Anderson Fair Grounds next
Wednesday, 10th inst., by the Far
mera Union will no doubt attract
large crowd of visitors. A number of
prominent speakers will attend and
deliver addresses.
Messrs. Monroe Burriss and G. w.
young gentlemen of Middleton, Ca,
spent q few days in the county last
week visiting relatives and friends.
They were in the city Friday and gave
us a pleasant call.
Anderson promises not to quarantine
against any yellow fever infected
point. All visitors are invited and
will be cordially welcomed to our
unmatched climate, where mosquitoes
are unknown and yellow fever germs
cannot DO business.
The Baptist and Methodist churches
rab>the Orr mill celebrated Children's
Day on July 80th. the exercises being
held in tho Baptist Church in the
morning and at the Methodist at night.
The exercises were good and enjoyed
by everyone present.
This section was visited by fine
rain last Monday evening. after an ex.
tremely bot, dry spell Of about tour
weeks. This was the first drought
this section had experienced this sum-
mer and all of the growing crops were
needing the rain badly.
w. p, Clark one of Anderson coun-
ty's most worthy and upright colOred
citizens, has issued invitations to the
marriage OF his daughter. Eliza Jane,
to Prof. w. p. Cowan, of Vinita. !. T.,
on Thursday morning. 10 inst, at 1880
O'clock. at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Shoes for