The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-24

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Arthur E. Arnold, of Athens, Ca, is
In the city visiting his parents.
Miss Eliba Kay, of Lowndesville,
has been visiting Mrs. r. E. Hill.
Ernest Carlisle, of Spartanburg, has
been spending few days in Ander-
con.
Practically all the oil mills in this
section have been closed for the sea-
son.
Miss Annie Reese. of Elberton, Ga,
is visiting friends and relatives IN An
derson.
Hon. G. II. Mahon, Greenville's
popular mayor, spent last Saturday in
Anderson.
The ice factory in this city has COM
menced work and is being literally
patronized.
This month 30 far has given this
section mixture of March, April and
August weather.
The painters brush is improving the
appearance of many of the dwallins
hoL:s.., 49, .no CIUy.
a local weather prophet says there
will be q plentiful supply Of rain and
hot weather in June.
Harry A. Orr, of Atlanta, came to
Anderson last week to spend O few
days visiting his parents.
G. Frank Bolt and wife have gone
on trip to the far West, and will be
absent from home several weeks.
Mrs. j. D. Chapman has returned
from Kansas City where che attended
the Southern Baptist Convention.
Misses Jennie and Lule. Wyatt, of
Easley, are spending a few daye in the
city visiting their brother, B. N.
Prof. E. NJ. McCown, principal Of
tho Central graded school, has return
ed to his home in Darlington to spend
the summer months.
Married, on Sunday, May 81, 1905, by
L. N. Martin. Magistrate, at his resi-
dence, Mr. E. r. LOFTS and Miss Bes-
sie Caldwell. both Of Anderson coun-
ty.
When YOU want to get the most
vertisements carefully in the lnteli-
gencer and you will know where to get
them.
Julius H. We'll attended the national
conynetion of the Travellers Protec-
tive Association in Savannah, Ca,
last week as q delegate from Post D,
of this city.
Those who are on the pension list in
this county and who have not yet &C.
cured their money, should call at once
on Clerk of Court Watkins and get
their checks.
Ifyon are going to attend the Vet
erans' Reunion in Louisville and want
to travel In a through car from Ander-
SOD, be sure to send your name to this
Office at once.
Next Saturday, 27th inst, Nugerint
Bros. will have an auction sale Of fine
Kentucky horses at the stables Of
Fretwell-Hanks Co. Read the adver-
tisement in another column and be
sure to attend the sale.
The spring examination fnc teachers
certificates was held in the city Friday
morning. There were II white appli-
ounts and II colored. twill be several
days before the paper0 are graded and
the results announced.
The auction sale of residential lots
at Buena Vista, on River street, takes
O'Clock. For particulars read the ad-
vertisement on the first page and be
sure to attend the sale.
DR.. D. 8. Watson will erect two
large store rooms on his property, just
Main street. The second stories will
be used for Offices, arranged and fttei
with modern cOnveniences.
/ Milton Glenn, an eighteen -months-
old son, of John w. Morgan, died at
the t:GGie o. dis parents in this city last
Sunday night, after. brief illness.
to Piedmont for interment.
Rev. j. d. Crout, of Dillon, 8. c.,
has been spending few days IN this
section and gave us o pleasant call last
Friday He was formerly stationed
were delighted to greet him.
Mrs. T. o. Bowen spent week before
last with her motheF, Mrs. A. 6. King,
Of Anderson, y. G. She Wss accom-.
panied homo by her slater. Mas Helen
King. ho,sea Mho semai9sd iGs S.ah 9Th her few
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Pet V.ndiver to Mr..
j.. d.. Richardson, the ceremony TO
take place at the home Of the BRIDE
elects parents in the comfy on Thurs
day evening, the first of June.
The cloaing exercises or the High
School at Belfon will be held this
evening. The exercises will consist of
songs, plays and recitations by the
pnpile. The friends and natronB Of
the school 1re.invited 20 attend.
biiss Mamie E. Brown is stopping q
while IN Ckar.es.on on the way to her
homo in Anderson from New York,
where she has spent two months most
delightfully."-: She ia the guest Of Mrs.
Edward Willis. .-.C Charleston Post. =
The Citizens,t Insurance Company of
Anderson. which will be capitalized at
$4,000, has received commission
from Secretary of State. The corpor-
ators are O.. N. C.. BOleran, G.. ! !.
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