The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21
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The Honea Path Chronicle Of tho
l3.h ;sss., Gays: MIS-. u. w. l.. Mitch
81, relict OF the late G. w. L. Mitchell,
afternoon at the home of her dauehS.
ter. Mrs. J., A. Banister. She Vas
stricken With. paralysis about three
weeks age and gradually grew weaker
9ntii her dsath yesterday. Mrs
.hltchel was about 80 years old, and
for A years had been member of the
nat: Bethel church. She leaves six
a large delegation Of Southern cot
ton mill msG from Georgia, South Car
DINA and North Carolina appeared Le-
1ore the house committee on foreign
anaira In Washington last Wednesday
20 ask Tor an amendment OF the
Salnese exclusion act-the, act which
mas go lncensed the ChineGa that they
this, country. Among those who at
tended from South Carolina were J.
a. BROCK, of this city, and E. A,
Smythe, Of Pelzer.
The Grand Council of the Improved
Orner OF Red men of South Carolina,
Waib IU.h meet NEE III, in Newberry on April 9th.
1oth and 11th. Preparations are being
made by the local tribe of that city for
royal good time. The four tribes in
Anderson will be represented in the
Gsasa Council by ten or twelve dela-
gates. Z. E: Tolly, of this city, who
holds the office Of Great Senior Saga-
more, haa been put down on the pro
gramme to respond to the welcome I'D
dress on behalf of the Grand Council
at the public meeting.
Tho people Of Due West are trying
to perfect arrangements by which the
electric railway now being construct
ed 56twoe1 Anderson and Belton shall
be extended to their town. r. S. Gal
loway and X. g. Brownlee were in the
city lest week to confer with the trac-
posed road. These gentlemen have
long been working for line to con-
meet their town with outside points.
They are among the leading citizens of
Due West and In their efforts to build
road they have the support, financial
and moral, of their home people.
AT q meeting Of Camp Stephen d,
held In the Court House last Saturday,
the following ofticere were elected to
serve the ensuing yesr: Commander,
Col. j. n. Browns; First Vice Com
mander, w. r. MoGiil; Second Vice
ff;cnPpapder, g John Eskew;. Adi9tant,
Nardin, Sr.; Chaplain, Robert Moor.
head. The following delegates were
elected to the reunions: State Reunion,
P. K. McCully and w. T.. McGill;
National Reunion, John W. Thomp-
son and James NJ. Payne.
1t is about time to plant Irish pota-
toes. As most every gardener is an-
xious to get rid of the potato bug, we
herewith reproduce clipping which
may be of interest to some. It reads:
IA gentleman who grew potatoes for q
period of ten years in Coioradn--where
the pest orlginated-says he discovered
that by planting two or three flax seed
in each hill, not bug appeared in the
patch. He claims to have tried it sew
eral years in succession with always
the same result" 1t will pay our
readers to try this during the coming
spring. It's certainly easy to try and
handy If it does the work.
The Columbia State Of the 10th inst.
says: "Rev! Fl. G.. Scudday preached
two forcefal and interesting eermone
yesterday at the Main Street Sietho-
dist Church to large congregations.
The meetings go tar have been uu-
| usually euccessful and the pastor, Rev.
w: L., Herbert, ia very much pleased
with the results. The services will be
held lhts afternoon and tonight and MP
to Wednesday, when Mr. Sc1iday viii
leave for Bennettsyille to conduct o
ser'ss Of meetings there" Mr.. Seud-
dny'a many old friends in Anderson,
his former home, will be- moro than
pleased TO hear Of his good work in
Mre. Essie Cobb, wife Of Mr.. 8. n.
Cobb: died at her home in this city
last Saturday night, after an illness Of
Only q. few yds7s. =, The announcement
OF her death was q great shock to many
!oe her friends, some Of whom had not
! heard OF her illness. Mrs: Cobb was
ab9utB years Of agc, and was a most
devoted member Of st. john Methodist
Church. She is survlved by her hus-
band and three little children. and 10
their sore bereavement they have the
sympathy Of vide circle of friends.
On Sunday morning the funeral SER
vices were conducted Mt the home OF
me deeeased by her pastor. Rev. r. s.
Trueadale, and the remains were car.
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