The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-07-12

DR.. Walter X. Lewis has returned to
st. Louis after visit to his parents
ne IL employed as veterinarian in
the government service at st Louis.
The address of Hon. Wyatt Aiken
In the House Of Representatives Feb
ruary 20, 1905, in memory of the late
congressman Croft, OF South Carolina,
is on our table.
tr&uk II. Cunningham and G. j. B..
D6Cahlp, both practical young engi-
ncers OF this city, have formed q
partnership for the practice of
their profession.
The South Carolina State Press As.
sociation is holding its annual conven-
ton at White Stone Lithia Springs
this week, and The Intelligencer's
junior editor is attending it.
Some rare bargains "a being offered
tisements in The Intelligencer care
FULLY every week and you will know
Wnere to get these bargains.
w. M. Sherard, who is at present
superintendent of the Liberty Cotton
mills, has bean appointed superinten-
dent OF Norris mills at Cateechee and
Will lake charge on the 18th of this
month.
While we are having some very hot
weather during the mornings and
afternoons, the nights are most de.
iightful, quilt or two as covering on
the bed nearly every night feeling
There are some flower gardens in
town that are really lovely in their
Deautltul array of variag&rod hues of
handiwork.
Fla, who has BEEN visitiOe reIatiyes Ieaspsrg e
this county, left for home Monday
evening. Her visit to her old home
was source OF much pleasure to her
many friends.
Dr. Clarence E. Elgin, of this coun-
tys was among those who passed sue
cessfully the examination for l.cense
to practice medicine in this State at
the recent examination. Heis grad
uate OF the Nashville Medical College
Il. A. Mullikin, chairman of the
Board OF Trustees, requests US to an
nounce that the public schools of Dis
trict No. 9, Williamson Township.
will open next Monday, 18th inst. The
patrons are urged to send their chill
dren in promptly.
Rev. j. Z. James, pastor of the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church in this city,
spent last Sunday in Pelzer assisting
in tho installation of Rev. +. W.
Gregg. as pastor of the Presby
Church at that place.
Col. w. w. Lewis. of Yorkyille, the
new commander of the First regiment t
of Infantry, has appointed Rev. X. G..
Jeter of this city chaplain on his staff.
For the present Capt. p. X. McCully,
Jr., of the Palmetto Rifles, will act as
adjutant.
The examination for scholarships in
Clemson, v iuthrop and the College Of
Charleston was held by Superintendent
of Education Nicholson Friday morn
ing. There were "a applicants for
Winthrop, for CIemeon and for the
College ef Charleston.
Mrs. Cal Hulme and children, Esther
and Buren,, who have been ON two
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bagwell, at Bowman, passed
through :he city yesterday, on their
way home in n.-Elberton
(Ga.) Star.
Savannah river was said to be higher
Saturday inst, than in ten years.
It roee suddenly. aud numbers of cat.
tie were swept down the stream; trees
sweep Of the onward current; crops on
either side we're damaged, and it was
truly flood of water.
Mrs. James Hindman, of the Mill
village, fell down unconscious about 2
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, and
though medical aid reached her imme.
diately all efforts to restore her proved
unavailing, and in q short while che
was pronounced dead. She leaves q
husband and large family of children,
some of them quite small.
Rev. s. J. Cartledge, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church in this city,
spent last Sunday at Clemson College,
where hepreached aSsermon to the
in this city was filled by Rev. W. e..
Neville. President of the Presbyterian
College at Clinton, s. G., who was vis-
iting relatives in the city.
The marriage Of Rev. G. E. Burts
Of Edgefield and Miss Sadie Watson of
Anderson was q surprise to the for
mer's numerous friends here; in fact
but few were cogniZant of The ap-
proaching nuptiale. The keartiest
congratulations and best wishes of all
Johnston are extended to Rev. and
Mrs. G.. E. Burts.-Johnston Moni-
tor.
A. T. Guy, Of Arkwright, and Mise
aa Mamie PsaI PHSEirSy Of Pslzes were sd MAR
LOU 6t oILoI ycbCcCuay.t mE. anu MC6.
Guy arrived in the city last night,
Mre. Guy as Miss McElrOy was we'll
known and popular young woman of
Peizer. Mr. Guy is overaeer in the
cloth room at Arkwright mills and 10
g popular young man.-Spartanburg
Journal, 9Th inst. M :
Mr.. Walker o. Browne. of Atlanta.
has been spending the past week in
the city with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Browne is one of Atlanta's most
promising young business men and
athlete Of no small ability. His faith
or, Dr. Browne, is In very feeble
health and his friends fear he will new
er be up again. He lived in the Ebe-,
neSer section of this County when q
young man.