The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-07

oy SltlEenS 10 Tlu CnelT MONIES, stores,
othces, ETC., of the pests. g
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Allen, of
lorkvlile, are visiting relatives in the
CITY. Mr.. Allen is principal of the
Iorkvllle. graded school, which has
just closed its years work.
VIM. w. Sullivan is at Hot Springs,
Va. representing the Sullivan Hard
ware Company in the National Con-
vention of the Hardware Jobbers AS
soclation, which convened yesterday.
Mrs. Eva S. Murray attended the
commencement exercises of Mercer
University at iiacon. Georgia, last
week. Her son, E. b.. Murray, was
one OF the graduates of the institution.
Last Saturday afternoon at Holly
wood park the H0nea Path baseball
team played game of ball which re-
suited in score Of II to 0 in favor of
the former.
Miss Cornelia and Lillian Snelgrove,
OF Anderson, were on visit to their
cousin, Miss Florence Fleming, near
town. They are attractive young wo-
men and received much attention.
Abbeville Medium.
Mr.. Simon Strauss aud wife and Mrs.
A. Leaser left last Thursday TOR New
York. where they called on Monday
for Europe to visit relatives in Ger
the middle Of August.
Robert A. Abrams, who has been
teaching consolidated school, with
more than q hundred pupils and two
asslstants, in Anderson County the
past, session. is home to spend some
weeks.-Newberry Observer.
There will be an all-day singing at
HOpewell Church the third Sunday in
June. Everybody 10 invited to attend
and carry with them well-tilled dinner
baskets. Ali leaders in singing are
especially invited and urged to at
tend.
Jan Stastney, of Prague, Bohemia,
with his wife, seven children and a
young nephew. arrived in the city Fri
day. They will settle in the county,
where q brother of Mr.. Stastney has
been living for several years, and will
engage in farming.
A great many of the people of the
city are attending the various college
commencements this week. The city
and county have been we'll represented
at all the leading colleges in the State,
and number of the students will be
among the graduates.
Capt. p. X. Norris and wife, who
have been spending the past eight
months at Winston-Salem, N. e.,
visiting the family of their SON law,
l.. E. Norroce, have returned home
and Gre warmly welcomed by their
many friends in the city.
Although the weather has been warn.
for the past ten days, very few people
are complaining, for the weather is
most suitable for cuitivating cotton.
The farmers appreciate the be. .Seath-
er to the fullest extent, it being the
kind they want for killing grass.
The Ohio. Knoxville and Port Royal
Railway, the Ohio River, Anderson
and Tidewater Railroad and Chatta-
noOga, Anderson and Atlantic Rail-
roads have been consolidated, ac-
cOrding to papers 1iIed in the office
of the Secretary of State at Cclum-
bia.
Thos. j. Ratliffe, of Anderson, paid
brief visit to his wife and children,
who are spending few weeks with
relatives in Walhalla, Saturday and
Sunday. returning nome Monday morn
esteemed and good friend.-Keowee
Courier.
As usual when the cotton market is
on the rise, there ia very little cotton
being offered for sale. Occasionally q
few bales are sold, but a majority of
those who have cotton seem to be
So long as the rain continues they will
continue to hold
Rev. s. j. Cartledge,. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church of this city,
preached the commencement sermon
to the students of the Presbyterian
College of South Carolina at Clinton
last Sunday. His sermon was spoken
of most favorably IN the newspaper re-
ports Of the occasion.
: Oconee County has lost one of her
best citizens in the death of Stephen
A. Mnrett, c!hich occurred at his home
a brief illness. He was about 80 years
of age, and was born, reared and spent
his life near where he died. He leaves
i've sons to cherish his memory.
! Rather than have very grassy cotton
chopped at q cost of more than one
dollar an acre the farmers in many
" thO otbL0 oAO RA0ut1uB q
row of corn in every,cotton middle and
will plOw up the cotton ss the corn is
We have not heard of any
being done that way in this county.
Mrs. Sue Hughes, wife of Ben. P.
an efficient engineer on the
Southern Railway. died aI her home in
last Friday morning, after a
brief illness. Besides her husband,
she leaves three little children. Mrs.
Hughes mad o number of friends and
relatives in Anderson, who deeply re-
gret her death.
The many friends here of Rev. q. j.
Copeland will be interested to learn
that he has been called to the pastorete
De the Jackaon Hill Baptist Church,
andit is thought that he will
accept. He has for several years been
ocated as Waynesboro, Ga, where he
q very popular as pastor Of the Baptist
Church at that place.
The firm Of Z. M. Ellison, Brother g.
Co.. which hAs been conducting q gem
,ral merchandise business at Honea
Path. has gone into involuntary bank