The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23

cuheIcu ID severe BtfOkS OF paralysis
and has been in serious condition
ever since: His many friends hope
that he will recover.
At meeting of the'congregation of
st. John Methodist Church at the con-
clusion of ehe morning service last
Sunday it was decided to build new
and larger house of worship on the
site OF the present one. The work will
tn new building will cost about $685.
600.
An invitation has been received
from Winthrop Normal and Industrial
College to be present at their annual
commencement exercises, which will
take place on Sunday. the 3rd of June
aud continue through 'Cuesday. There
~ quite a large number of young
ladies IN the graduating class this
year.
Kew. NJ. Il. Kirkpatrick will preach
at Flat Rock Presbyterian Church next
Friday aud Saturday nights at So'clock
and on Sunday morning ct II O'Clock.
At tho latter service the Sacrament of
the Lords Supper will be celebrated.
The friends of the congregation are
cordially invited to attend all the SER
vices.
We have received an invitation to
ment of Clemson Agricultural College,
June 10th to 18th. The baccnlaurea,e
sermon will be preached by Rev. Jas.
7. Fair, D. D., and the address to the
graduating class will be made by Dr..
e. b. Craighead, former president of
the college.
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to China from the Southern Presby-
terian Church and who is attending the
sessions of the Genera. Assembly of
his Church in Greenville, spent last
Sunday in Andersnn and delivered O.
very interesting and impressive SER
mon in the Central Presbyterian
Church at the morning service.
The stockholders of the Anderson
Traction Company held their annual
meeting yesterday, and all OF the old
officers were re- elected. Three new
names were added to the Board Of Di-
reetoTs, viz, G. a. Reed and DR.. j. f.
WILSON, Of this city. and F. w. Fauvre,
Of indianapolis. Ind. The reports OF
the officers showed the company to be
Ia q healthy financial condition,
ice N. Hilihouee, a clever young
hibited O sample Of hie crop OF fall
oats in che city last Saturday, which
are very fine. He hes twenty acres
Gown in the Apler red rust proof oats,
which will average four and One-hhif
feet in heighth, and from which he ak
poets TO harvest fifteen hundred bush
els. -.
The wreck on the Southern "Cannon
Balin ut Chappells on Thursday pre-
vented DR.. Cromer from reaching An
derson to fill his appointment to make
the Memorial address, but he reached
Greenwood, and the committee there
pressed him into service, and he made
an address that was very hiShly spoken
of by the; newspapers.-Newberry OBJ
server. i"'.s. ~.~... =.
The boys band of the Georgia In
dustrial Hcms spent lant Saturday
and Sunday in Anderson and gave q
concert at Bnena Vista Park on Sat-
urday evening. Those who attended
the concert were highly entertained.
The band is giving concerts for the
purpose OF raising funds f0r the eup..
port Of the Home. whose inmates are
orphans. ;:.s .... :; 49,. .:@...- .:.... =;
Fire. which is supposed to have orig
mated b. s2srk from passing loco
motive, was discovered In the waste
houso Of the Anderson cotton mill last
Thursday about ao5n. the iiremsn :re.
fponded promptly to t~e alarm and
the lire was soon extinRuished. The
house, which u small wooden etruo-
is small and scovered by insurance.
Mrs. Ssllis Callahan, widow Of
Pickens Callahan, died at her home In
Abbeville. County on Saturday night.
18th inst. and was buried at First
Greek Church the following day: She
was an excellent woman and had long
Church. Seven grown children sur
'vive her, and in their sore bereave-
.:ee:.t Tie; The; have tho sympathy Vi many
friends in Anderson County. j.:
o II is: all right to preach that man
should love his neigbbor as himself-it
sounds so good and platonie. Bnt it is
stance the man who haatplanted q: fine
garden and his neighbor haa chickens
which he persiste in permitting to run
at large. How can the man with the
garden love that neighbor as himeelff
1t simply can't be done so long az
those chickens are not shut up. e
Il a WY OS S1C AVA t6aSO 3AfOH ~ 1hf
southern railway to the Standard
,I'rnss Company of New York, for
S300, 600, 900, will be filed in. the office
OF the Clerk OF Court OF Common Pleas
for Anderson Comfy The mortgage
will be fied in every county II. the
State through which the road passes,
The document is very voluminous,
contains 40, 500 words and covers
equipments owned BY the Southern
railway. < +: ::-, .S :; g.: - # '
Mrs. Mary Shirley, relict Of the late
Ma. Shirley. died at her, homo II,
Delton last Sunday moraing, after q
long illness. which ehe bore With
Christian patience and fortitude. She
was go years OF age and since her hus-
bands death had made her home In
Bslt0n with her nieces, the. Misses MAJ
IinE- Mrs. Shirley Was the eldest
of thp late Alfred Fape, and
- survived by two brutheie. MeRere.
George and Preston FAINT. and q wide
circle of relatives. She was . tnost
esttmable woman and greatly beloved
by her many i friends, who will long
ohersah her memory On 2nMAay. e9-