The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-16

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T. A. Ratliffe. Jr., w. j. Muldrow
aud K. p. Smith, who, have been
spsndiDg two weeks in the mountains
OF ocones County, returned home d
few days ago, having had most de-
1sghtful trip.
Norman, the 2.yesT. old son Of Alfred
y: Griffin, died at his homo ut the Orr
| Mills last Sunday afternoon, after q
| brief illness. The interment took
place at Silver Brook cemetery Mon
| day afternoon.
Our young friend. w. w. Guytop,
OF Chattanooga, Tenn. who holds n
position with the w. g. A, r. r.. ia
| spending q few weeks at his old home
In this county visiting relatives, resting
| and Tecreating.
We have not heard from several of
our county correspondents in some
! time. Wake up. friende, and let the
thousands of readers of The Intelli-
gencer know what ia going on in your
respective sections.
| at meeting of the stockholders of
| the Piedmont Manufacturing Co., held
at Piedmout Wednesday, tho sums
0oard OF directors was reelected, the
! board subsequently electing the former
| obASo1o All StuutucE year.
| Wexford and Clemson College base
| bal! teams played an interesting game
or ball Mt Buena. Vista park Iaet Sat
urday afternoon and it was witnessed
| ny q large crowd of spectators. The
score was to in favor Of Clemson.
!, Jas: H: Mcconnell, of Anderson, s.
G., spent several days with his son,
| w. +. Mcconnell recently. He was
accompanied by his attractive grand
| daughter, Miss Virginia Gaines.-Hen.
drye correspondence Hartwell (Ga. }
Sun.
| The Confederate pension money Ia
| now being distributed by our accom-
| modating Clerk OF Court, John G.
| Watkins, and the hearts of MANY ara
| made glad. There are in Anderson
SCaoouIn1ty 60a peneioners. who get S18,-
| Miss Annie McCrary, Q: Pendletou,
! and Miss Alme Fielder, OF Clarendor
EouDGy, spent Sunday with the Misses
EdVsrds in this city. These chsrm.
Ing young ladies are students in Lam.
Ger College and devoted to their stud
les.-Abbeville Medium.
The man who went out to milk and
L ouu oo"h Oh u bUuiucE tu6 IulUOt0 OIL
the pasture end waited for the COW to
back up, was q brother to the man who
kept store and worldn't advertise
because he reasoned that the Durchas-
ing public would back up to bis place
| OF business, when it wanted some
! thing.
VIM. Werner James, infant son of
Rev. j: E: James, pastor of the Central
Presbyterian Church of this city, died
yesterday morning, after q short ILL
ness,. aged about five months. The
remains were carried to Columbia for
interment. MI. James has the symDa-
thy OF the entire city in his great afflic-
Mr.. A. b. Stokes died on Sunday,
9Th inst, at his home three miles east
Of Belton and was buried the day fol-
lowing at Shady Grove Church. Mr..
an upright. worthy man. Ha is eur
vlyed by his wife and several children,
and in their sore bereavement they
have the sympathy Of g wide circle Of
While attempting to separate two
fighting cats with broom several deys
ago Mrs. Annie Poore was severely
bitten By one of them about the hand
aud arm. The wounds have given
her great: deal of pain and was the
occasion. OF acme nneasiness by her
friends, bne the swelling has subsided
ing very nicely.-Belton Times. -
Mics Lillian Jetton left yesterday
for, Gaff1ey to attend the marriage of
Miss Eh1e Harmon of that city. to
Mr. Thomas Hazard, of Philadetphia,
"a. Miss Harmon is we'll known tn
anderson. as she spent several weeks
Biblical literature. The. wedding
takes, place this afternoon at 6:SO
O'clock. .:> :::.. f.. :. -a:....
Old winter is surely lingering in the
iaY or spring: Oeercoats and fires
felt Onafortable several mornings and
evenings last week. On "Wednesday
and Thursday mornings there was o
light frost. md in q. number of low,
damp place6 the Fonng cotton plants
ap9 some vegetables were badly flip-
ped. Some of the farmers say thew
VIII have to replhnt'in epots in some
Clemson College is now ready to re.
ceive applications from residents Of
this county, for Farmers Institutes to
nn neld during the coming summer:
The applications must atate the place
at which the meeting Ia desired and
be signed:by fifteen farmers Of the 10
cality. II is necessary, that all appii-
cations he handed in by June eth, as
the scheduie Tor the meetlngs must be
prepared at that tune. n :, 4 ...=::,1..: :.
s,IS The diocesan council of the Episco-
pal Church. which convened in Grace
Church Tuesday of Lass week, aid.
jonrned Wednesday night. The ses.
stons OF The council expired q day
earlier than was anticipated ON &C :
count OF the enforced absence of Bish-
up Capero. a great deaf Of work re-
$saAnk#;SsStn aiHvreist departments OF
Church MOI va : = transacted. .rhe
Columbia - :s5'Ef;z, - ~ l,2t.:E. :. :!
Ban Allen, Fnrn1en Smith and T.. F.
Green Represented Post: d, OF Ander-
non, I'D the annual meeting OF the
south Carolina division OF tho Travel
ora, Protective Association in Colum-'
eepted the invitatio.s to f,nid ia naes. :,