The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-11

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but the expense. does not seem to les
sen.
a meeting Of Camp ". w. Hum
yeteranb will be held at tho offics of
Bonham e. Watkins tomorrow (Thurs-
dayl afternoon at o'clock. It is an
Important meeting and every member
is urged to attend.
, ChiquoIa Lodge. No; 81, knights of
Y. 2. Seybt, 4. 4. DasSa!! SE;. r.
A. Ratlitie delegates to the Grand
Lodge, which meets in Sumter next
month. The alternates arc 8. NJ Gil.
mer, 6. Nj. Tolly and w. II. Nardin,
I.aet weeLr The Intelligencer pub.
lished the rules governing tho corn
contest in South Carolina and it
should be filed away for future refer
ence. The prizes are worth striving
FOR, aud we hope some Of our progress.
slve farmers will make an effort to se-
cure them.
Invita- tions have been received In
the city to the marriage of w. Frank
AcGes, Of Iva, and lMfss Rena kenne-
dy, OF Troy. Mr. McGee is railroad
agent at Iva aud Miss Kennedy for.
meriy taught IN the public school at
tnat place. The ceremony will take
place on April 25th.
Furman University defeated Glenn
son IN game Of baseball at Clemson
last Saturday. the score being z to 8.
Ihe Ciemson boys are having hard
luck in baseball this season, having
played Hv9 games and lost them all.
Their next game will be with Trinity,
at Clemson. tomorrow
Rev. r. D. Hawkins and wife, of
Hapevllle, Ca, have been spending n
few days in Anderson visiting the
CORNERS brother, Rev. w. B; Hawkins.
Mr. Hawkins is surerintendent Of the
Baptist Orphanage at Hapevilie and
has many friends In Anderson County,
where he formerly resided.
l you want to ruin your boy, an ex-
side on every question and dispute he
has Will; his teacher or neighbors'
children. Jast let him know you are
disputes. This will give him q good
start in the downward path.
Col. and Mrs. NJ. P. Tribble have
issae1 III stations to the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Mittie Tribble,
and Mr. James Kennier Dickson,
which will take place on Tuesday,
gath inst, at their home in this city.
Mr. Dickson is a native Of Greenville,
but ls now living at Jacksonville Fla,
where ne is engaged in business.
A commission for charter has been
Issued by the Secretary of State to the
Bolton Webbing Company, of Bolton,
with @ capital stock Of 100000. The
eorporators are e. B. Rice; Jr.. r. A..
Lewis, j. T. Rice, w. K. Stringer and
John A. Horton. The company ia to
engage in cotton manufacturing and
WILL deal in cotton webs particularly.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
FIRE %as discovered in some grass near
the cotton platform Of the Anderson
cotton mill and it soon got into q pile
OF lumber. The firemen responded
promptly to the alarm and the tire was
ed. The fire is. supposed to have
caught from the shifting onEine on the
e. e. w. G. 4. r.
John Henry Blackwell, negro liv-
ing on w. F. .Hanks's place near Iva,
died Friday night as the result of q
woundaeceived several days before at
the hands Of another negro named
VIII Jones. Blackwell was q new
negro IN the community and little wac
known ca hin. Jcass made his ancane
after the shooting and has not been
captured. No cause for the homicide
has been given. .r.s "a. !,...-... 49,.
Invitations were isaued yesterday &c
the marriage Of Miss Cleo King to B.
F. Martin, Esq, both of this city. Mr,
Martin is we'll known attorney of the
local bar and enjoys q large practice.
Miss King is daughter Of the late
Rev. Woody II. King, and is q young
woman. OF many personal attractions,
the Firat Baptist Church at 10 O'clock
noon on the 25th Of April. H.. :, n.
The Columbia State Of the 9th inst.
says: "Miss Gertrude Hoyt. daughter
OF Mrs. James A.. Hoyt, Of this city.
A. Talley Fripp we're married yester-
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Church of f tho tho GG0udd Shepherd IL Rev,
VIM. Postelt Witsell, the rector, Mr..
Fripp is engaged In the insurance
business, being engaged in the Seibels
general agency. Mrs. Fripp has many
friends here and in other cities In South
| Carolina The BRIDES many friends
In Anderson will join us in extending
congratulations. s-... +. %>..:, - :
At the request Of Sheriff Green, Con-
@nla nEh tnHHy MAa naan 9enG 20 this
city to watch the operations Of alleged
blind tigers. "A great deal Of whiskey
is being shipped to the city from out
SIDE points; and there is some evidence
that bifnd tigers are. operating on a
small scale. Mr.. Kinney seized q
number Of packages In q resort In this
city and II the evidence warrants will
bringa case OF Illicit dealing in whis.
key. Several dealers on the outskirts
have been warned to discontinue the
sale Of cider which contained too much
alcohol. The city authorities have
mede one, arrest for selling liquor, but
made. Tie Illicit traffic %seema to be
confined to negroes who conduct their
operatt pns on small scale. " :. : ..s
s. Joseph r, Shirley died at his bone in
Honea path last Saturday night, after
cAmo home from ! Naahvil La : TannI