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

j. W.. Kelly. who has been filling
the ,posltion Of assistant overseer in
I the Norris cotton mill, has resigned to
| accept similar position with the
Trion, Ga. He was in the city ysstere
day on his way to his new home, and
gave us pleasant call.
Miss Ida Hall and w. III. Shearer
were married Wednesday night at the
home of the brides father. Noses Hall.
near the city. Rev. w. B. Hawkins per-
| formed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs.
Shearer are both we'll known and popu-
lar, and they are receiv ing the congrat.
uiatlons Of their friends.
All persons interested in the grave
yard at Generostee Church, in Corner
| township, are requested to meet there
next Tuesday, August 1st. at an early
hour, for the purpose of cleaning off
the graves and yard. Persons who
cannot be present are requested TO send
mana and necessary tools.
We understand that Messrs. T. b.
Coleman and Il. A. March expect to
open business in Anderson about the
middle Of September. These are stir-
ring young men and as they have de-
that they are goingsto the second best
town In the State-Greenwood Jour
nal.
Mr.. and Mre: J. Townes Holleman
and children, Of Anderson, are visiting
bis .parents, Judge and Mrs. j. w.
Hoiieman, and other relatives. These
visita to home and loved ones are al
ways occasions of much pleasure
and happiness. Afr. Holleman fills the
responsible position of assistant cash
ler in the Anderson Banks-Keowee
Courier.
What has become of the Easley-An-
derson trolley lineq Only twenty -six
miles to Anderson, road nearly on a
level, no creeks or large streams to
cross, country very fertile, thickly
road, capitaliats keen to invest money
in the enterprise, cotton over 10 cents
per pound. What more ie needed be.
fore the work can beginP-Easley Pro-
gress.
Lieut.. Newton A. McCully, naval
ettache of the United States in the
far East, arrived in Pekin q few days
ago. 80 the navy department informs
his mother In this city. He will pro-
ceed on his journey home without in
corruption. He has been in the East
since the beginning of the war between
Russia and Japan, having been sent
|
the manoeuvres of the army.
Special preaching is to begin in Rob-
erts Church next Sunday. .30th inst, to
continue through the week, with night
Lords Supper will be observed on the
August. Rev. VIC. Neville, D. D.,
will be with the minister in charge of
the Church to do the main part Of the
preaching. The friends of the congre-
cation are cordially invited to attend
all the services.
Kirk Calhoun. q worthy colored man,
living on Mr.. Marshall Shirley's place,
@ few miles south OF this place, had the
misfortune to lose his barn by fire last
Monday night Reaides the building,
two mules. mare and colt, two cows,
wagon; buggy, and large quantity
only been q few month since his other
barn was destroyed by FIRE and Il Is the
general opinion that both fires was the
work of an neutrality-suspicious. Path
Chronicle.
A farmer from the upper section of
the county exhibited three fine stalks
of cotton in the city yesterday that
attracted o good deal of attention
The seed were planted last May and
two of the stalks, which were about
four feet in height, had never pro.
duced q single bloom. The third sGalk
was badly affected with the rust. He
said that In his section there were
many stake like these. and the yield
} would not be as great as was expected
few weeks ago.
The Abbeville Medium of the Goth
inst, says: "Oscar L. Jackson left the
city for Portage, Penn, Tuesday where
he will take charge of some railroad
Powell; He has had experience in that
place is q good one and will pay him
handsomely. He learned mis- business
in Abbeville with the Seahoard Air
Line" The many friends Of Mr.. jack
son in Anderson County will join us in
wishing him big success in his new
home.
The stockholders' meeting of the
Anderson Phosphate and Oil company
was held on the 18th inst, and the old
board Of directors and officers were
reelected without change. The re-
ports of the officers showed the com
pany's aGSairs to be in good condition.
The board Of directors is composed OF
Messrs. F. j. Pelzer and A. II. Smythe
Of Charleston, Thea. B: Paine Of At
lanta, F. G. Brown, J. A. Brock, b. F.
Mauldin, D. a. Ledbetter and w. F.
Cox Of this city. The officers Of the
company are: F. G.. Brown, president
and treasurer; j. A. Brock, vice-pres.
ident; c. A. Gambrill, secretary.
WANTED-Four or I've cords of dry
pine wood at once. Apply at this officS.
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