The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-08-01

Mrs. F. w. Vaughn and Mrs. James
:. Adams, accompanied by their chill
oIen OF beiton, spent yesterday in the
The Chautauqua, N. Y, Daily con-
talns an elaborate account OF the
Chautauqua Mauldin Club and mem
tions among those prominent in q re-
eital Miss Zenobia Welch, daughter of
Mr.. A. l.. Welch, of this city.
=, Mrs. G. c. .',rms,rong, who lives on
West Market street, this city, was
! called to Atlanta last Saturday on the
| SAD mission of attending the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. Stella Hudson. Mrs.
hudson before her marriage was
Miss Cheshire.
! Word has been received from Eoua}-
!ty; in Anderson County, that Mrs.
Hubbard Smith of that place was Bit
ten by rattlesnake pilot en- Monday
night. She went out on the porch in
the dark and happened to place her
hands on the snake. She was given
prompt medical attention and her
friends do not think she will suffer any
bad effects from the bite.
Senator Latimer was in the CITY
Saturday on. private business. In
speaking of the Campaign meeting to
be held Ac-a tomorrow the Junior
Senator saia he thought he would give
way to tie ether speakers and not
make speech himself. He said he
was one of the home folks and would
mngle with them and listen to the
other speeches.
! Prof. R. Pringle Clinkscales is an
nounsed IN tOday's paper as candidate
for County Superintendent of Educa-
ton: Prof. Clinkscales WAS educated
ut Erskine College and since his grad
uation several years age he has taught
school. He was Superintendent of the
Seneca city schools the past session.
and it goes without saying that he is
thoroughly competent to fiji the office
to which he aspires.
Mr.. w. D. Durham of Walker
County, Alabama, has been spending a
few days in Anderson County among
MS relatives. Mr.. Durham. is native
OF this County. He has been away a
IN Anderson it was hard for him to
believe this was the same town. The
tremendous growth of Anderson was a
puzzle to him. His friends believe he
will return to Anderson and make it
his home.
! Mr.. G. F. Bigby will move his
tember from, his present stand to the
store room on South Main street now
occupied by Mrs. F. A. Black az q
millinery parlor. Mrs Black is going
out Of business. The Anderson Bank
ing and Trust Company will remodel
the old Bigby store room and will use
It as their banking house. When COM
pleted it will be one Of the handsomest
banking houses In the city.
The people Of the city who use pipe
water are constantly complaining
about the irregular trips of the ice
wagons. Saturday evenings most peo-
PIE buy sweet milk for ice cream, etc.
Then when the ice wagon fails to come
AROUND they are out the price of the
milk and the use of the ice, besides
day; At present there is only one ice
dealer in the city and if he does not
make delivery you are out.
The work on the electric railway to
belton !s progressing nicely. The
track has been completed almost to
Rocky River. The big steel girders
received. In few days the Traction
Company will have q: temporary line
completed from the Blue Ridge yard to
North Main street, and then a Blue
Ridge locomotive viii be put on this
track and the girders hauled to the
river. This will be the first time a To-
comotive has ever travelled over the
streets OF the city. = =
The sFtais5u1 HsTs;55 of:s of :suls;.5y
says: Capt. P. K. McCully of Ander-
son, recently elected mayor of that
CITY,: was in Spartanburg yesterday
upon visit to his daughter, Mrs. j. D:
Maxwell, of this city. Capt. McCully
is much pleased over his recent election
| to the office Of mayor Of the Electric
! City, and says that he will give to An
| derson the best government that he
| Capt. McCully is of q well-known An
derson family and has been prominent.
ly connected with the success Of that
city. y ~. i..1i;a#. :: !: ,.:.-',',
Mr.. w: G. Strickland has returned
from Baltimore where he has been in
bite. He went through full treat
ment and the doctors assured him that
ne would suffer no serious results from
the bite. Entirely too many worthless
dogs are allowed to roam over the
country and especially is this the case
IN this city, where frequently someone
is bitten. One Of the printers in this
office is now suffering from bite receiv-
ed Sunday, and as ueual the owner of the
to be the third victim for this dog
within short space Of time. W,
Mr.: Thos. A. Archer, well-known
MERCHANT Of this city, died at mis- home
on North Marin street Monday evening
Thursday as usual, but complained of
feeling badly. He continued to grow
worse until death relieved him Of his
!! sufi erings Monday. Congestion of the
liver is stated as the cause of his death. |
Mr.. Archer was son of the late VIM.
Archer, and was about SO years of age.
He had spent practically all of his fife
in Anderson and, at the time of his
death was senior member of the firm Of
Archer G. Acker Mr.. Archer ,uas a