The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-21

Will ttHOeisuu III uealtuIuineSS or
climate.
A handsome monument to the mem
ory OF the late Col. James L. Orr has
been erected at the Orr mills. 1t is q
stately shaft, IL feet in height, and
was erected by the directors Of the mill
as token of the high esteem in which
he was held.
The many friends of n O. Farmer,
one OF Anderson County's best known
and popular citizens, will regret to
learn that he is seriously i'll at his
home in the Townville section, and
VIII JOIN us in wishing him q speedy
restoration to health.
The Ginners Association of South
Carolina will be organized in Colup.
bla on March end at 10 q. IN. This
Association will form part of the Ma
tlonai Ginners Association. No doubt
Anderson County will be we'll repre-
sented il the meeting.
Leo g. Holleman, of this city. is an
applicant for tho position of State
Bank Examiner, under Tn Act creating
that office adopted by the recent Legis-
lature. Mir. Holleman is most
worthy, intelligent young man. and
Tie frat new cabbage Of the season
are noted In the gr0certes, and fresh,
crisp lettuce la also coming in. Egg
plants are arriving among the Florida
vegetables, and many early cabbage
plants arc arriving from the coast
section.
Marion Rucker has made Anderson
County O good member OF the House.
he has worked hard, and accomplished
much. He has just had carried
through bill IL t0 raise the pension ag-
instead of s20O,0OO as Heretofore
Pelzer Enterprise.
D.. A. Smith, the efficient Probate
Judge of Oconee County and one Of
the clever publishers of the Keowee
Courier, spent last Friday in tho city,
Smith is q native of Anderson County
and has q wide circle Of friends whc
are always delighted to greet him,
The cotton mill at Bolton mas chang
ed from steam to electric power fur
nished by tho Bolton Power Company.
The change Is giving excellent salts
faction. The mill still retains it's
steam power facilities, and in case they
could not use the electric power they
can use the steam, in case of q break
down.
You must not expect US to know
everything. We have to work q little
sometimes just like some other people.
So when you know Of anything that
yo9 know ought to 80 in the paper,
round and tell us about it. We will
appreciate it and you will certainly see
1t In the paper.
Miss Lille Murphy, one of the Green.
Vile Female Colleges fair students
Murphy, in this county. on Feb. 9th,
10th and 11th. She carried with her
Erskine and Cog. A Valentine party
l was given them at Miss Murphy'e
home. 1t was much enjoyed by all
present.
A new reason for continuing cass
II court was assigned at Anderson CT
Friday. Judge AIdrieh continued tht
case Of Strickland, charged with kill
ing his wife, "bec8use the trial shouli
not be held until tho public feeling hal
subsided.n Strickland murdered hi;
wife q week ago. The Constitution
says something about "speedg TRIAL
I -4NO1uSA4Y OU6OkVcXs ..,
The open season for killing game il
/ fast drawing to q close, for only abou
three more weeks remain in which
hunters can legally. kill birds. Thert
has been very little shooting In thi
county this season, bfit now that biri
law wllt soon become effective it iB ex
pected that quite number Of sports.
men will avail themselves of the las
i opportunity Co Kill birds. ~.
r. w. Matthews and family hav.
moved to Anderson County where they
Will make their future home. MIR
tho, home Of Mrs. Matthew'S mothel
and he will engage in farming. Thei
leaving town is to be regretted ane
they Will carry, with them the bes
wishes of friends here in Winneboro.- -
WinDsborO News aud Herald. s:"1
/ "A certain school teacher! In this coun.
ty received the following note recently
from the mother of one of her pupils
s.Deer Mis- You write me about whip.
ping Sammy. hereby give you per.
mission! to beet him up eny time i,
ls necessary to learn him lessons. He
is ju5te like his iather-you have to
| learn him with Q club, Pound nolege
| into him. - want him to git it, ;nnd
father says. Eli handle him." = ''}s e.t.
There has been issued by the South
ernt Railway g portfolio of five pic-
lures and map, relative to the South
ere hsiiwa ,9 say;to e Is p.st9;res s; include
sceno in the ;::;Iand Of the Sky,N the
capitol at ashington and the Sonthern
Railway double track bridge across
She Potomac river at WashinGton. The