The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-02-22

State from missionary standpoipt ia
the Methodist church OF Anderson.
Wnich has furniehed four missionaries
Tor the foreign field. These four mis-
sionarles are supported by the Ander-
son Churches Edgefield Advertiser.
The Ninety Six correspondent of
the Greenwood Index of the 18th inst,
says: "Miss Dora Patterson ons of the
nnesG young ladies OF our acduaint-
ance came down from Anderson last
saturday to spend Sunday. She has
nice paying position in Anderson"
Today - Washington,s birthday
Delng o national holiday, "Uncle SAM
mas given the rural mail carriers holi-
day: A convention OF all the carriers
In the county has been called to meet
III the city today to discuss matters
service.
The fire department. was callca out
last Sunday morning about 7:3O O'clock
10 response to rn alarm of fire cent in
from the residence of w. z. w. Har-
caught fire from a detective fine. hut
resulted.
1t looks like Ernest Cochran, of An
derson, will land the new federal
Jucsesh!p. Mr. Roosevelt might ap-
point democrat and do verse. Mir.
Cochran is ono of the very few exam-
pleB III South Carolina of republican
who 1as preserved his sintegrity.-Barn-
we'll Sentinel.
Contractors and carpenters have not
been rushed with work during the past
lew weeks, the weather being too cold
and disagreeablc for building work,
but just as soon as the weather mod
crates they will get busy, for it is ex-
psGted that there will be q great deal
of building in the city this spring and
summer.
Mrs. Bette Oakley, and aged lady
who lived at the Orr mills, met death
IN terrible manner Saturday. While
standing. before the fire in her home
her clothing caught fire, and she was
in % few hours. The remains were
carried to her former home in Oconee
county for interment.
Charleston and Anderson will divide
the new judgeships and Judges Mem
minRer and Prince will don their robes
OF Office at once. Those who know
them best say that they arc thorough
ly qualified for the places they Viii
occupy and will reflect credit upon
themselves and honor the bonch of
South Carolina. Item.
Rev. J. It. Plunkett, D. D., of Au-
gusta, Ca, spent laet Friday night in
Anderson the guest of Rev. s. j..
Cartledge on his woy to Clemson Col
lege. where he preached last Sunday.
On Friday evening he preacher "a the
First Presby terian Church and his eio-
quent and impressive sermon was
highly enjoyed by the congregation.
The election of Hon. G.. E. Prin CO
Judge of the Tenth Circuit creates q
vacancy in our delegation to the House
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee will arrange primary election
TO name his successor some time next
summer. There will be no doubt O
of candidates for the position.
S Our clever friend, G.i b. Rankin, of
Garvin Township, was in the city last
friday and gave us an appreciated
cali Mr.. Rankin showed us q silver
ment in 1725, WI l. was one of the
oldest we have 8 seen. It would
no donbt bring q .ncy price by some.
OF the coin collectors on account of it's
age.
= Cleveland Donaldson, a white man
and an escaped convict from Mecklen-
tured in The city q few days ago and
has been taken back to Charlotte to
serve out his sentence on the chaln-
gang Il q yT .s e serving u sentence of
rwei !e months Cor highway robbery
when he escaped. There is reward
for his capture, and this will be divided
batween the police officers who made
the arrest. 2, Siy U 'sl Isl g.
..55T The Greenvilie, News of the 18th
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry a. Sloan, died
at B o'clock yesterday morning after an
extended illness. Funeral Bervicas
will be conducted from the residence
thieE morning OF $3.50 o'clock, after
which the rsmains will be sent to PEN
dieton for interment. Pendleton is
The old home OF Mr.. Sloan and the bn.
rial will take place in the Episcopal
graveyard in that town.
ssG. q. Slipp, oyerseer of th.s slasher
roomin the, Br0gOn nills, was danger
onsly cut last Thursday by Marion Tice
90 operative IN his departmental Itseems
that MT. Slipp Ind occasion To reprove'
Tice for unsatisfactory work. Tice re-
sented it,$drew his knife and cut the
pverseer in several places. One of the
Wounds isi o dangerous one, though
there Is no probability that it will re-
suits fatally Tice3 escaped after tho
tiilie,llty and has not been captured.
Fred Richard son. ono Of Hartwelps
,leyer younA men who has a future, is
lt home s'nnrslng his Syaccinate.u In
few (anva hea wi rp r,S,r fnf n ,, ;s.y