The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-28

IN Abbevi!le. was in the city short |
while yesterday on his way back to
Washil gton.
Mrs. Kate Maddox, wife Of G.. N,
Maddox. died at her home at the Tox-
away Mills last Monday afternoon,
baud md four children to cherish her
memory. The remains were carried
to her former home in Ebert County,
Ga., foI lnterment.
Last Wednesday afternoon about 5
o'clock fire was discovered iD the floor
ing beneath tho hearth OF {. cottage
owned by Mira. Il. A. Coffee, on Cray
ton street. The. fire department. re-
sponded promptly to the alarm and
ihe hre waa soon distinguished. Tho
damage was elight.
The Anderson Traction Company
nae decided to use only steel bridges
and Belton: There will bs two sub
stantial bridges to erect, one over
Rocky river and ono over Broadway
creek. The work Of grading the line
10 progressing satisfactorily. |
w. II. PHILIPPE has resigned as agent
accept 3 position with tho Southern
Re eiiway In Columbia. Mr. George F.
Boyd, tho CHIEF clerk in the Office, has
been appointed Mr. PHILIPPE successor.
dr. Phi!!ipa kas many friends in An
Gerson who regret to ses him leave.
The latest information in regard to
was stricken in Baltimore several daye |
ago with appendicitis, 10 that the pa |
tient is recovering satisfactorily and,
lC Is hoped, will 2oOu be able to come
home. Mrs. Bales, who has been at |
his bedside, returned home few DAYS /
ago.
Housewives should know thet paper
bags are made of q compound Of rags,
lime, glue and other substances mixed
with chemicals and acids. When dry
these can do no harm, but o damp pa
food. This being the case, NO food of
damp Or juicy nature ought ever TO
be kept In paper bag.
The present year promises to add
several thousand dollars to the taxa
bic property OF Anderson, for in every
| section of the city new buildings are
IN the course OF construction, while
| plans are being prepared for buildings
that are in Contemplation. BY the
| clORe of the year, many new buildings
will have been erec,ed In the city.
Rev. Richard Carroll, of Columbia,
Hce; of the leading colored citizens of
the Late, will spend next Sunday in
Anderson and deliver two lectures. In
dress the white people in the Opera
House and at night he will speak to
] bis own people in St. Paul's Baptist
Church. The public is invited to at
tend both meetings..
just step @ minute ard think of the
| strength that is wasted drawing wag-
ons that need greasibg! Tug, tug,
tug, till the horses are all tired out and
the axles worn beyond repair. But
right out and grease tho wagon, and
keep on greassng it, hereafter. very
often. It will pay in hprsefleah and
in good hard Ct sa, too. .:.-.
"Do you think your sister likes me,
Tommyq" asked q young man the
other evening of his prospective little
! hrOther-in-law as he was waiting in
the parlor to escort her to cha arch.
YES" replied Tommy, ..she stood up
were donkey but sis got up and told
| father he ought to know better than
tjudge man by his looks" r.. .......
| Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Horton, Of
As4sTssu, g. c., will spend next Sat-
Harton's parents, Mr.. and Mra. Thom-
as Js Hill. who live hear Middleton.
Mr.. and Ers. Horton were married
nearly year ago. and are bot bright,
happy and eOciable young people.
Their many frieHde Of this section will
tGa= ktar=:: ~ &. :v ....1.
= The city council at a special meet
iDg Friday granted q franchise to the
| Sonshern Bell Telephone and. Tele-
fkA Vatan Of ff1e AnAaean,, ftnr,a ., n,
The franchise runs for term of 83
iiyesTs, and carries with it all: the pro-
Visions Of the ordinance under, which
the LOCAL company la now operating.
1.-THE Bell Company con,emplates
many nYimprovements, one Of them be-
service lie promised by the new own
ers. . i, s!
81 Solicitor Julius E.. Boggs will enter
the race for congress this summer In
opp6aitlon to Congressman Aiken.
His announcement has caused lively
& interest among prospective aspiranta
:t for the soil etEOrship. s. Mr., Boggs will
4 dOubt!eBsly resign the position he now
hoiG5 10 order TO: make the race for
congress. =; ~ =: M:S=ain and E.. NJ .
Mr. Roggs, and It is probable that b.
r. Martin, OF this city, will also enter
near BeitOns Hast Saturday night, after
B an illnesH i. of several months Mrs,
Il Green was q daughter of the Iate John
II skeaton; and Wa8 born and reared In
d tho lower portion OF this; county. She
was most exoall lent Christian woman
ana, WGs gseatl w beloyed BY q wide
sf;Svill Inn rps f,f ,n, Fl SanSnrv Sba 4.