The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-26

10 u partial eCllpS6 OF tn9 moon on
August 14th, Visible here from o to II
eclipse Of the sun visible in this State
on the morning of August 50th.
Prof. John T. Milford will teach a
ten days singing school, beginning the
Slst inst, at Concord Church. three
desiring to attend singing school
should not mics such an opportunity.
Edgefield Advertiser: "The Adver-
tiser is unalterably opposed to the sale
of Intoxicating liquors as beverage,
by the State or the individual" That
is the position to take and to stand
by.
Society DEGREES that pretty girls
shall wear full sashes around their
waists, but with all due respect to
society the average youth knows
something that would be lots nicer
around pretty girls waist than full
sash.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
aummer girl wears &c few clothes, and
those few are very filmy and guuzy.
TO transport her wardrobe to the sea-
shore, mountain resort or watering"
place.
Miss Ella Armstrong, of Piedmont.
=; T., 10 in the city visiting her brother,
strong is one of the most beautiful
young ladies OF the Piedmont section
and has many admirers in the Electric
City.
The State Summer School, which
has been IN session for the last four
weeks at Clemson College, adjourned
Anderson county 81 teachers, the
largest number from any county in the
State.
w. T. Spencer, formerly of this
county, but tor the past several years
ness with Mr.. Townsend of Anderson,
8. c.. is recEeating in his old haunta
near Crosswell, 8. c., this week.-Eas-
ley Progress.
Between 700 and SGG Of felzers citi-
Esns met at the Union Church last
Thursday evening to discuss the dis
full of enthusiasm and the large au-
dience of one mind. Pelzer 10 against
the dispenRarv.
The members of Meals Creek Church
will meet there next Friday morning.
pose of clearing off the graveyard. =.
All persons interested are urged to at
tend or send hand, with all necessary
tools to do the work.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Laughlin left
yesterday for New York, from which
place they will sail next Saturday fol
Enrona Tha1y will iei ho fUc,, ~
relatives in Ireland, and other places
in Europe, and will be absent from
home about two months.
Prof. L. o. Mckinney, of Hartwell
Ga, and Profs. T. NJ. Locke, Hale and
Bolt, of this county, will conduct an
Church next Sunday, soth inst. The
public is invited 70 attoni and carry
we'll filled dinner baskets.
Married, on Tuesday evening, July
| 1B, 1905, at the home of w. p. Snel.
i grove, St the Orr cotton mill, by Rev
/ r. G. martin, Mr. Reuben B. Simp.
son, of the Gluck cotton mill, and Miss
| Myrtis Fant. . daughter of Joseph 4
FAINT, of Spartanburg, 8. c.
A happy and joyous reunion occurred
| on last Thureday at the home of Mr. j.
! M. Geer, when Mrs. Geer's sister, Mrs
w. G. jackson, of Amelia, Va, arriv.
ed. Mira. Geer and Mrs. jackson had
not seen each other in more thar
twelve years.-Easley Progress.
The mele- drama "Out in the
Streets" which was presented at the
Anderson cotton mill hall last Satur.
day night, was quite O success. The
music rendered by Prof. Willis and
daughter, Miss LiZzelle, was the
greatest feature Of the occasion.
G. H. Geiger, Esq. is spending 6
two weeks vacation at his old home
near st. Matthews. Soon after reach.
| ing there his mother was taken criti.
.cally ill and died suddenly Thursday
morning. His Iiauy friends here will
regret to learn of HIS bereavement.
DR.. w. H. Sherard, of Iva, and DR..
81. Il. Wells, of this city, who recently
| graduated from q. dental college, ap.
peared before the State Dental Board
| of Examiners at White Stone Lithia
Springs recently and were granted
license to practice dentistry in thii
State.
| At en- early hour last Sunday morn.
| ing o store room and its contents, neal
the Riverside cotton mill, were burn.
| cd. me building was owned and &C.
cnpied by Reese Holland. The
stock Of goods and building were in
suIed for 81 600. 1t is not known how
the fire originated.
8. II. McLain, wife and 8 children
| passed through Seneca Monday from
Cross county, Texas, to their old home
in Anderson county. After tryine
three crops in the section of Texas
near the Arkaneas and Louisiana line,
battling with bad seasons. sand fliea
and mosquitoes, they return gladly t1
q county Of good water, good climate
and a soil that will always yield good
returns to pereevering efforts. ''NG
more Texas In mine''lsR Mr. McLain
and his wife srys "Amen. ."-Seneca
Farm and Factory.
Shoes fO1