The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20

Rev; J. T. Mann will preach st the
Cox mill on the fourth Sunday at ii ii
heretofore. The afternoon ~ hossr hu,sr', faS as
services has not been changed.
Chiquola Lodge, No. 90. knights of
Pythlas. will meet tomorrow evening
Wall be conferred on several csndi-
dates, and the election Of officers for
the ensuing year will take place. All
tho members arc urged TO attend.
Mrs. Dixon. an aged lady of tho
H; Mmte ila'ns section. cunmitted sui
c.ie by jumping i'll we'll last Sunday
AFTERNOON. her neck aud several
bones were broken by the fall. She
was dend when taken out. The funer-
Y! was held at White Plains Church
MondaY afternoon. Mrs. Dixon was
ABOUT 10 years old. aud had been in
pad health, mentally and physically,
LOT some time. She was sister Of
prise.
Some OF thC big sign boards that have
been erected nn the side of some of the
public roads leading into the city have
recently come very near causing some
serious accidents by frightening
,yehicles which they were pulling.
The attention of tho County Supor.
visor has been called to the matter and
the boards will nave to be torn down
Or set back some distance from the
road. The signs could no doubt be
read as easily 70 or e>~hundred yards
distant. I
The Christmas freight being han
died by the railroads fs something
enormous, and the freight forces are
being rushed as never before. The
two diepensaries in Anderson have
had each O car Load OF beer and q car
load Of whiskey on this road from CO.
!umbla for more than q week, and
thelr shelves were empty. Yesterday
2 car load intended for a dispensary in
taken in charge by the dispeneers,
who who reported the matter te headquar-
J.: 2. Shrine. an expert civil engineer
OF Greenville, hae been employed by
the Anderson: Traction Company to
superintend the construction Of the
trolley line between Anderson aud
Bolton. The line hns already been
surveyed north of the railroad 6etwesn
the two places, and Mr.. Shrine: is now
engaged IN surveying another line
south. of the railroad. The two lines
will then be compared 80 as to find
out Which is tho most practical and
which will be the cheapest to grade
When this is done tho work of build,
ing the line will commence.
| The friends and relatives of Christi,
Orr Clinkscales will regret to hear o
his death, which took place on the 3r,
OF December near Itaeka, Texas. afte
an Illness OF. about one month in tn,
77th year of his age. Mr.; Clinkscai.
was born and reared in this Connty
near Ebenezer Church, ten miles Sout
ct Anderson, being q son OF Mrs. Poll
Clinkscales. Many yeara ago b
moved to- North Missiesippi, y,ea
1uka. where he resided for many years
finally moving to Texas. He narrie
a daughter OF the late Col. John Mar
tin, or this County, who, together wit
! savarnl ehilagnn, remain te r.on:n b;
death. Mr.. Clinkscales ls!e tive bsoth
ers Living in this Connty--L.: N. Clink
!, scales. St0revlile: FItstwood@ Clink
scales. elton, and Frank CIinkscaIel
Lowndesville, Abbeville County: alst
, one aister. Mrs. Adaline Martin, livin
aeaaT EEsh;s;;ssaasS77 Church. He was 1--we
y by all who knew him, lived an homes
! and upright life, and: has gene to
better world. Peaes to his ashes.sI !.