The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-06

pleasure to his many old Trienda.
Miss Eliza Ransom, who has been
living with her uncle, the late VIM.
| Raneom, near Starr, has gone to Char
| lotte, n. c., where che will reaide
With her brother, II. z. Ransom.
Commencement at Wotiord College
There are twenty.four gra6Gstes this
year, a.,d among. them is Huger Rich
| ardsoI, of Anderson County, who
stnnds very high il tho class.
! Miss Leda Poore. Of BsltoS, ,,no
I 10 Ii student OF the Greenville hamale
College, has returned homo +" spend
the summer vacation. She expects to
take conservatory cOurse i'll music
after graduating at tho college there.
The succuient and seedy blackberry
vii! soon be here with 10th feet. 1t
Will DO in evidence for snme time, anG
will be o source of delight IA long az it
remains. 1t ia an humble but a very
popular member of tho vegetable
kingdom.
the Ciemeon College commence
ment is at hand and will attract Il
large crowd of visitors from this sec-
tlon- The exercises will begin with a
eermoE next Sunday and will con-
tinne through Monday and Tuesday
following.
The farmers who are buying corn at
the present high prices will scarcely
neglect to plant snfiiciency for next
year. It ia bad policy to grow cot
ton with which 70 buy corn. even
though the former sold for fifteen cents
per pound.
J. E. Anderson, who lives on South
Main etrset, owns an old 'possum that
| Is tho proud mother Of twelve little
ones, which were born few days ago.
This interesting family attracts the
samifSsaon ssan fSs%n OF every person who has
The +. F. p. Carriers' Association
OF Anderson County met In this city
last Wednesday. r. A. McElroy, Of
PelEer, and J. r. Harris, Of Beiten,
were elected delegates to the State
Associati9n, which meets in Laurens
Misses Cora and Flora Wright, of
this county, who graduated from the
Greenville Female College last week,
have returned home. Their aister.
Miss BERTHE Wright, accompanied by
attended the commencement exercises.
The Greenville News of yesterday
seys: "Friends of Mr.. j. L. Latimer
will regret to know ttdt he is desper-
ately ill at his daughter's residence on
seysuty years old and came here re-
gently from Honea Path to reside with
Mrs. j. G. Milford"
Mrs. Joe Trowbridge, of Anderson,
and Mrs. Chris Chalmers left last
they will visit Mrs. Orene Hughes
| Huntley. They will spend awhile in
| Greensboro with Mrs. w. N. Collett
before returning to Abbeville. .-Abbe-
Vile Press ind Banner.
Ligen, Of Anderson. aud Il. F. Norris,
and in company with their local as
] sociates in the purchase of the Nc.
| C0rnI1ck property rode over the land,
with q view to it's immediate devel-
opment.-McCormick Masssss,SSser
| Annette, the two-year-old. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. TremmeI, died
at their home in this city last Sunday
| night, after brief illne3s. On Mon
day afternoon the funeral services
were conducted ut tho nome os s!!ii5
IoIeaveI parents 5y Rev" r. 8. Trues-
! NaAo uHU LHo |eutAluS we're inferred IN
Silver Brook cemetery. -.
On account of the death of Mr.. Hall
the stock Of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods of the Charles B. Hail
| 20. will be closed out at greatly re-
duced prices. The large and interest
lnS advertisement on the feat page of
particulars Of .he sale. Read u care
fully. ..:
| III. II. Acker, D. J. 0. Sioore and
| Mrs. A. +. Chenault have purchased
e. r. BToyies, on = sousS nth Maie late atraet Gaps:
paying $4,000 forit. The lot contains
nearly, four acres, and is one IF the
most desirable pieces Of real estate in
the city. The purchasers secared q
bargain in the property at the price
namsd. lid =. -, -. : ..,.'.>',-
This Charleston Evening Post of last
Wednesday says: "Afr. and Mre.
George; a: Wagener are going abroad
again thts summer. NJ. Wagener's
health having. been: much improved in
fSF%ss a,ysn ysnrfb ~ spesang come time
Mira. :WaEener's many friends in An
darson will join us In Wishing them a
safe and pleasant trip. -. =. :.
Jack gambrell, the negro who in
htcted terrible wound upon bis wife's
shoulder with an axe, some days ago,
hae been captured and is now behind
thy bars In the county jail. His wife,
Eliza Gambrell, is still suffering great
pain, but unless complications set In,
she is likely to set we'll. Jack was
captured at hts old haunts some miles
east Of, Honea Path.-Greenviile
MOuntaineer. -. =. -- -
!: Adjutant- General Frost has received
q letter from the War Department
saying that the three regiments Of the
National Guard from this State viii
be allowed to 60 Into camp at Chicka-
mauga separately, one each week, be-
ginning Jolly 2oth. The members of
the Palmetto Rif1emen Of this city will
begin at once making preparations for
the aenearnprnent; and Will do doubt
aGok forward to the occasion with
pleasant atlth.ina kinna, - r.. !, !..;.:'5
q special dispatch from Seneca to
the GreenvilI9 News, under date OF
the 4th inst says: IA, A., Duncan: of