The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14

~ UdShsOu lB pceElUent anu ii. Il. |.
Sherard cashier. The Bank has been
open for buainess for aevsrai weeks,
There will he an all-day singing at
Asbury Church on tine fonrth Sabbath :
in this month. Professors Milford, |
bolt and Hale are expected to be pre-
sent. The public is cordially invited to |
attend and carry well-filled baskets.
A.W. Cheshire, the Bolton contrac-
tor, spenJ a few days in the city last !
week. He mas iust finished a residence
in Union for Capt. Long, costing about !
$4,000, said to be ona of the most mp
to-date and tinest houses in the South.
The Belton Power Company is max
ing rapid progress toward the ccnlple-
tion of the dam at Saluda River. They
are now working over 800 hands and
nope to DO able TO transmit e,power
to Belton and Williarston in Soptem-
Der.
Richard, the 1S-months-old son of
Ct. b. Rives, died at the qome of his
parepts In this city last Sunday after
noon, and was buried Monday after
noon at Silver Brook Cemetery. He
had been in feeble health for several
weeks.
Our subscribers will please remem-
ber the fact that we need money to
run our buRiness in the summer as we'll
as any other season of tho year, and we
will be pleased to have those who are
due ns help us to tide over the dull
season.
X. f. Pincliney, who hes for several
months been holding the position of
express messenger on the Blue Ridge
Railroad, has been transferred to the
main line. Hugh P. Holleman sue
Geeds Mr.. Pinckney on the Blue Ridge
Railroad.
j. D. Tate, of Craig, Texas, is in the
County visiting relatives and old
friends. Mr.. Tate moved from this
County to Texas about ten years ago,
and his friends here are delighted to
know that he has prospered in his
adopted home.
Francis, the only child of DR., and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Lander, OF Williamston.
died Saturday night after several days
illness. HeTas bright little fellow
of II months, and in his death the de-
voted parents have the warmest gym
pathy Of their. friends.
We are requested to announce that
there will be an all-day singing at
Hopewell Church next Sunday, 18Th
inst. Everybody is invited to attend
and carry with them we'll filled dinner
baskets. All leaders in singing are es-
pscially invited to attend.
There is big demand for farm
laborers, and big prices are offered,
still there are some without employ
mefit. As an inducement to geS help,
farmers send their wagons to the city
and haul laborers to the fields and then
hn
Capt. w. G.. Smith, Familiarity and
affecti0nately known far aud wide as
Uncle Billy,p ia suffering from an
ugly ycarbuncle on his neck, in conse-s
qnence of which he is resting for few
days here with his family. No one. is
louder in the praises OF our incornpara-
ston3 News.
zy Cent. w. Carwile, who travelled
cVer portions CT @alioTson, Cherokee
and Spartanburg counties last week,
says that the farmers are h0pel lesslf in
his opinion it will be impossible to
have all of the cotton rked that has
been planted ini5 the counties above
mentioned. .-Edge gefield: ;Ad yertiser.
"a fine game of baseball was played
at the park Thursday afternoon be-
tween the Anderson End Williamson
!: teams. teams Tine ncore was 5 to 8 in favor
OF Anderson, but it took IA innings to
decide the contest. A strong local
team has been organized, and during
the summer the people of the city will
Rave an opportunity to see some good
games. .s' g..i;3 So 1
554g Interest is being revived in the pro.
posed electric car line between Easley
and Anderso on. DR.. r. F. Smith re-
SceiVed q letter recently from NJ ;. Il !.
BOnham, OF Anderson, which will pro-
badly lead to q meeting of the friends
OF the enterprige at PiercetOwn at an
early day to discuss the preliminary
questions relating thereto s. Easley.
Progress. fs;, 4. =,
ss Cards announcing the approaching
marriage OF Miss Margaret Hartman
Kable, OF Staunton, Va. and IT ThOmas
III. Russell, formerly Of this city but
now mi Atary instr tor in the Staunton
Military Acade demy, have been received
" thIs city u The happy event %I
,insts at the home OF the brides parents
n:Staunfo fon. i. S5s s.. q s 5s
J Rev. Robert "A. Lummus. who has
just graduated from the Due West
Iheoi illogical Seminary, has come TO the
new Associated Reformed Presbyterian
Church He ls o young man OF marked
ability in the pulpit, and ont of it makes
friends as well by 1 his earnest and
pleasing personality. The members OF
his church Il are preparing ftO erect O.
handsome house OF worship on North
Mod Dnffie street. bnt for the present
:the,r morning and q 2 evening services