The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-27

this week. Miss Sanders was school
mate of Miss Morgan's at the Green
vile Female College.-Union Times.
2. II. Fuller. Jr., of this city. who
has been q student at the Porter Mill
tary Academy Of Charleston for the
past year, won the medal for mechan-
ical drawing offered by the inetitu-
tiGn. -
Housewives complain that their
chickens are doing no good this year.
Those who nave turkey dinners for
Thanksgiving may expect to pay for
them.
Miss Nellie Cochran, one of the ac-
complished teachers in the Anderson
graded school, has gone to her old
home in Abbeville County to spend
friends.
Instead Of going to their summer
home Ia Pendleton, as usual, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Taylor with their fam
lily have moved to Sullivan's Island to
spend the ason.-Charleston Even
ing Post.
The Supervisor Of Registration will
be In his office next Monday. Young
men who have reached their, majority
since the last election should bear this
in mind and go and get their registra-
tiOn certificates.
Children's Day services will be held
at Sandy Springs Church next Sunday
afternoon &C $3.50 O'Clock. Several ad-
dresses will be delivered. The friends
of the Sunday School are invited to:at-
tend the services. 49,. -, -'
Tie Asland correspondent of the
Lavonia (Ga.) Times snys: "Miss Ora
Chatham. o charming young lady of
Bolton, 8. c.. is here to spend several
weeks to the delight Of her many
friends and relatives" =
Since the excessive rains farm work
is being pushed. grass has taken fine
hold and ls looking as il it has reached
the fertilizer. Crops of both corn and
cotton are unusually fine and very
promising at this time.
Next Wednesday,, Ath Of July, is q
public Offices will be closed and the
postoface will observe Sunday hours.
Bear this in. mind and make your ar
rangements acc0rdingly.
Velmar, the infant daughter of A.
P. Alewine, died last Monday night
derson' de @ COLO Cotton mills. M % aged nine ne mo montts n
The hofiv was carried to .McGor,nici.
yesterday for interment.
The County Normal School fo,
teachers is progressing nicely and the
sessions are exceedingly interesting
There are now about seventy teachers
to to g be enroIed abI abis Sases wash arc expected
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Married on Wednesday, June 20
1905, at the home Of the brides parents
near Travellers Rest, Greenville Coun.
ty, by Rev, G. NJ. Boyd, h1r. j. s. Fin
ley, Of Anderson. and Miss Daley Wat.
III. Geiger. Esq.. has been appoint.
ed by Judge Brawiey referee in Bank
rnptcy for Anderson Countyto succeed
a: 81. Daguall. ESQ. resigned. Mr.
Geiger is an. able yonng attorney and
the appointment has been wisely
made. ~. ! !. t1.:. -. -. = ..I., :,
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West Point, f. sssni;nE awhile witt
his fathers family Ia the county. He
will be at home for about two months
before receiving his assignment in the
army: v. .:= :.. 4. :... s]. .:.s. =. .5...
! Last Monday afternoon the barn on
the piantAti1n; Of Mrs. j. A.. Jolly In
HopeWaA ToWnshlp' was struck by
los -of oats and fodder were consumed
with the building. Two mules were
aleo In the building but they were
rescued. 10: -, :, Z ;.
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Prof. ~. W.. W. Daniel, formerly
principal OF the Central graded school
9f this city, has been elected TO the
chair ta1a 81 Of :, ,,Anglg;Saxen end end history in
CON-. He recently took q speciai de-
gree In Vanderbilt Uniyeraisy, leading
to the degree of mnafer nf nrta: -, =:
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jrN,tel free delivery service i; for the
government, epent several days In this
city and section last week, on official