The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-12

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Spring always brings hard times in
the way, OF aomething TO eat, and this
The hard winter KILLED most of the
tnrnips and other garden truck.
The large and attractive advertise
mens OF "Th6 Magnets store in this
Issue OF The Intelligeneer should be
carefully read by oil of our readers.
lt tells OF the great mill end sale going
on there.
The WilsiamstSn Athletic Associa-
tom with capital stock OF $1,000, has
been given commission by the Secre-
tary OF State. The corporators are, G..
Z. Anderson, G. W. Sullivan and w.
ID. HuttS.
Rev. Hugh McLees, OF Pendleton,
Apent Sunday aud Monday in the
city visiting relatives. He left Friday
for Henea Path where he went to see q
ssister who is quite iH.--Greenwood
News aud Views.
Rev. ri. B. Kelley, of this city, has
been assisting in the revival service
being carried on by all the churches in
SpaTtanburg. The revival mnvsmant
extended 90 all the churches of that
city, and much good has been accom-
pllshed-
The Abbeville County Singing Con-
vention will meet with tI.s Keowee
lsaptist Church, five miles southwest
OF Honea Path, on the fifth Saturday
9rd Sunday, Goth ard 30th inst. All
;Sho are Interested are cordially invited
to attend.
Mics Gertrude Stone spent few
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MEs. j.. F. Grier, returning to her
eGhOOl duties at Anderson on Monday.
Her vocal solo at the Meth ldist Church
Sunday was much epjOyel.-William-
ston News.
A. *. jackson, one oe the city mail
carrieys has been appointed @ postal
has been ordered TO reporSin Charles
ton, where he will begin work. He lie
succeeded on the city carrier force by
Stecy @. RUSSELL.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
le TO meet in Greenwood on May 13.
Sterling Lodge of this city has elected
Lodge: G.. e. Hughes. r. e. Smith, j.
I'll. Mattieon and Henry Norman; alter
mates, ID. &. Lindsey and DR.. w. F..
Aahmore.
An enjoyable recital was given in
the Opera House Monday night by
Reed Miller, assisted by Mias Lily
Strickland and Mrs. Cora Ligon. Air,
Miller, who is an old Anderson boy,
in the choir OF one of the prominent
metropolitan churches.
B. X. Humphries, long o prominent
business man here, has moved tn Pei
ger, W here he will go into the grocery
busineea His furniture business here
ls being closed ont by his SOD, Walter
Humphrtes. We regret to have Mr.
Humphries leave us but wish him
success ins his new home. Cherokee
N,Awa. .3:s3 80 ~ J
a large crowd visited Hollywood
Park last Saturday afternoon to see q
game OF ball between the BeltOn COT
ton mile and Anderson cotton mill
teams. The senre y ne ee 19 g 90 10 in favor
or the 3Andersos te I'm. The Anderson
cotton mills baEA !! as present and fur
nished some fine rs Ssic during the
game. Z s .S -S,4i ii.t.
SIS asigB MarY Ma addox, who has been
es>:s..a ing the winter In the Adirondack
lntains for hSr health, has returned
friends will be delighted 60 learn that
,her health has been much improved.
She left Hast Saturday for Anderson,
where che will staw fer several months.
y Honea Path Chronicle.
as iaesttng OF Chiquola Lodge.
KnightsE of = ythias, last Thursday
Calhoun Harris, T.. a.. RatiiGe. Jr,, and
l. 8. Mattison were elected delegates
to the Grand Lodge, which conyenes
iat Beaufort on Mayi 18th. H. H. Wat
kina C. and Or. w 81
a. a. arain, Jr., were cleo ed alternates.
IS In, tho list of those who graduated
I'm pharmacy tast week at the Charles
ton edical College we notice the
'Ciaig, who stood at the head of the
.claaAa of ninafaan nrad dnafsa and was
presented with the pharmacy medal.
We extend our CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr.
Craig and wish him big sncceas in his
profession 1,
Rev. wv E tzminger, D !. d. a
missi0nafy of the Baptist denDInina-
ton id Bfazil,. who is now Ii, this c6un;-
Anderson and ypreached q most inter
eating 9eTm0n in 81 the y EirHt Baptist
Church. At the conc clnsi0n Os the scr.
vice he EgGs given % libegaS b c0ntribn-
GOn by tho TaeNabeTD of the con gre-
cation 20 assist him ia his work
8 Iii the Unitea states District Conrt
i'm Eharlsst0 last week Judg Brawley
dismissed the INF csion restraining the
city OF tAndeigo from col liecting fhe
lleenGe lee of s2100 from the w Western
uni0n Telegraph company. An ap--
peal has been taken TO che circuit
Court of appeals, and no action co.
wards coll lecting tho fec will be- taken
Ennti she matter iB finally Sisp0aed oi
by the corlrts. q: rs j.
SIS Mrs. j J 3 W. Stephens ard daughter,
Miss Jennie, late OF Noffolk a., who
for The past year have sSiournedf in
Columbia, left on the noonday train
for the II future home Sin Anderson,
where Mr. q SSfepfi ems i8 inS bustnesB.
They fnRde many friend Id during their
short stay In our. city, all OF whom re-
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