The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-08-01

Rev. and Mrs. Sidi B. Harper of
Buffalo have been spending few days
/ IN the city visiting the formers pa-
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Har-
per.
Col. j. G. Stribling, Prof. J. N. Har-
per and Col. NJ. l.. Donaldson are in
kentucky paying cattle for the new
iive stock department at Clemson Col
lege.
Mr., and Mrs. w. l.. Brissey enter
tanned party of their friends at Buena
Vista last Wednesday in honor of
Misses Dawson, Collier and Jones, OF
Atlanta.
The Blue Ridge Railway has large
torce OF hands putting in extra side
tracks and repairing the old ones in the
yards in the city. Capt. Bill brennan
is in charge.
Mr.. H. w. Woo!bright and family of
Atlanta are in Anderson visiting the
family of Mr.. John M. Ashley. MIR.
Woolbright is an engineer on the w.
| e. A. read.
Rev. w. A. Beckham of Lancaster
is spending q few days in the County
with friends. He will preach at Union
Grove Church next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
Married, on July 25th, by Rev. w.
w: Leathers, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. w. o. Cooner, OF
batesburg, and Miss Ola Lee Thomp-
| son, of Anderson.
Deputy Sheriff Scott towed in Gunnel
Brown, colored, Saturday. He was
| charged with gambling and Judge Will
son put the price for the game at s25.
which the negro paid.
There will be no services or Sunday
school at Grace Episcopal Church until
the last Sunday in August, as the rec
tor, Rev. r. c. .Jeter, has gone to
Alaaama on his vacation.
Mr.. VIM. E. Russell who is in the
employ Of the government at Panama,
| is IN the city visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Russell. He talks
very interestingly Of Panama.
spartanburg County has fourteen in
County SO far has only five, but it is
thought that our citizens will get more
patriotic before the list closes Friday.
: The Savoy Cafe is undergoing some
changes and when opened again to the
public will be one Of the handsomest
cafes in the State. A lady will be in
charge under the new management.
A series Of meetings will begin at
Long Branch Church on next Sunday:
August 9Th: The pastor Of the church,
Rev. H. G. Martin, will be assisted In
these meetings by the Rev. William
Brown.
HI. w. F. Lawson cf the Anderson
hardware Co. went to Columbia last
week to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Mr.: B. B: Lawson, who died
from injuries received in wreck some
time ago. '
MIR. Thomas Neville, foreman of the
mechanical - part1nent Of the News
and Courier, rs IN the city on visit to
his brother, Rev. j. j. Neville. He
expressed great surprise at the growth
OF the Electric City. -".
Mr.. Pat Major has invented q labor
saving device for mixing fertilizers. It
is said that it is the most complete
thing in its line ever gotten up. He is
IN washington now making arrange
ments to have it patented. .1..>
Col. J. c. Boyd, candidate for Ad,u-
tant and Inspector General, Is in the
city. Up to the time he entered the
race for this Office he was Colonel of
the First s. G. Infantry, which position
ne l had held for long time: - 100
;. Mr.. b. F.. Cramer OF Charleston is
erecting q fine, residence on the Boule-
ward. Mr. T.: B, Earle is building
! Handsome residence on Franklir,
street and Mr.. Holcornh has completed
q beautiful residence on Welch Ave. !,
:, :. .Tne Easley Progress, says: ,''rhe.
be- prospering y some: this summer.
They have had i one of their combine
ton passenger-baggage-express-rail-
Way-maii1 ostoffice coaches repainted
recently. - :Ea<14 j. a,,t
s. Mr.. T.. S. Clinkscales, well known.
citizen, is announced in today,s Intelli-
gencer as q candidate; for the legisla-
ture. He is in favor Of abolishing the
state dispensary and believes the peo-
hiibltion i and county; dispensaries.. =. q
s The Civic Association Of the city is
receiving compliments from everybody
who sees its work. Newspapers all
over the State are pointing to Ander-
son So as an example for their towns.
The good ladies, of this organization
deserve 9 monument built Of gold. s:'>
Lieut.. j. r: Horton Of the U. s..
Marines who has been stationed at the
tMide:ay Islands, Northern Pacific, is
on his way home for a visit Mr..
Horton is 'aM native Of Williamson and
before bis appointment in the Marines
was city editor of the Greenville News. ]
:;s TO our subscribers: If for any rea-
son you fail to get your Intelligencer
we would consider il q favor for you to
let us know and: we will see why you
don't get it regularly. /, We keep extra,
copies on hand and want you to call or
send and get. a paper when you miss:
:;l The Opera House management will
have the playhouse thoroughly renova-
ted and improved at once; so they will
be ready for the coming season. AL
ready; sayeraE good attractions have