The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-21

Afts resulted as Yet.
Mr. and Mira. II. B. Coleman have
moved back 10 Grean|ood from An
derson, where61hey have been living
Tor nearly a a%year. We understand
that Dir. Coleman intends to opsl up q
grocery business in Greenwood
Greenwood journal.
Dr., s: NJ. Orr, a capitalist of Ander-
son, 5. c.. who ia at the head of tho
movement looking toward the develop
ment OF the water power of the Savan-
nan river, was In Elhertou this week
!ooking after his business interests.-
Rev. Leroy Gresham, uf Richmond,
va, will preach in the First Preaby-
terrain Church next Sunday mornirg
ana evening. Mr. Gresham is expect
ed TO arrive in the city today and will
conauct the usna! prayer meeting in
the church this afternoon.
Mies Anna Ross Cunningham. of An
derson, fe the guest Of DT. Frank E.
Harrison for a few days. Mise Gun
ningham was tue guest Of Mics Helen
WA:te for some time last summer anu
as very pleasantly remembered here.-
AIbevi!le Press and Banner,
: Memorial day is just q few weeks off
and it will no doubt be appropriately
observed here. 1t has been suggested
that some distinguished citizen be jn-
vitad to deliver an address here on
good one and should be carried ont.
DR.. VIM. G, Stribling, who has been
with the Union Drug Co.; for several
months, has reslgned his position and
nae returned to Anderson for q visit
many friends here, who will learn with
regret of his leaving.-Union Times.
/ Doctors say that in this country
there are 3,ee0 different kinds of drinks
fhat VIII make man intoxicated.
;shn nhts San wal % be cheering news to the man
he can swear off FROM Que kind and
still have 1900 other kinds to fall down
on.
Representative delegations from the
Confederate Veterans camps in this
state are invited to attend. the great
Wheeler memorial celebration in At
lanta next Tueaday, 9th inst. The
railroads will sell round trip tickets
from all points at one fare, good for
fifteen dAvs.
a letter was received in the CITY
our townsmau, e.. H. Bales, who has
been seriously i'll in a hospital in Bal
tlmore for the past two weeks, was
greatly improved. His friends here
VIII join us IN wishing him O speedy
restoration to health.
The City Council has decided to en-
force the collection of city licenses
against Confederate veterans, who are
exempt from liability under the pres.
ent State law. This action is based
stitutional, two of the circuit Judges
having SO declared iu decisions recent
Iy FLED.
David w. Bryant died at his home
at the Anderson cotton mills Friday
morning. He was 40 years Of age and
ls survived by wife and children.
The deceased moved to this city sew
eral years ago from Corner Township.
The remains were taken to his old
home and inferred in the graveyard of
Good Hope Presby terian Church.
f Our young friend, Geo. @, Wigeine-
ton, of Brashy Creek Township. and q
brother OF John u, and r.. A. Wig
glngton, OF this city, has just grad1-
Gted from the Shenandoah CelfegiAea
Institute aud School of MuRie, Dayton,
|! Ya,s and ie now prepared TO- conduct
musical conventlOns, inBtitutes or
sS;as 1:z::sss.. his his 6sIo5oi on pTOf55- f5
sion We Wish him much success. .;G.sIs:.;
The twenty-ninth.>, annual State
Sunday School Convention, an inter
aenominatignai organization, will be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
at Pelzer, April 1918. Among the
sPaarsat IyP1as%Sat sspGeahkers pGhieI expected ls y:
large houses will make exhibits Of
books, maps and charts. The con-
vention will be- attended by a nrm.
Der of Sunday School workers.
man who killed John Marion Ashley.
was. released from enstndy lass We;is.
needay as stated in the last issue Of
The 1ntelligencer, His bondsmen are
all prominent citizens of Eonea Path,
Mr.. White was! granted q short .Vaca-
ton by the town council which he will
spend with relatives in Ninety SIX.
he 7WlH then return to Honea Path and
resume his dutieg as chief Of police.
Dr. B. F.: Diver announces that he
will he : q candidate Fo1 Sssisss SSssiss sss:a,sI1 81
State in the Campaign this summer :.
He la,Weil known over the State. tav-
ing served as past master Of the grand
lodge of Masons.t Several other promi-
tnent men Of tho State have also an
nouncea themselves for this Office.
among them being Col. NJ. p, Tribble.
OF this city, and the race will doubt
tess bs Q close and Interesting one. 5
3 Mr.. H "a. johnson, OF Worcester.
Mass, hae been spending q few days
tn:Efha city He @as 1;eu tenant III
| th9 Federal garrison stationed here
juAt 3 fter the close of the war. Not
| !IltnHtandlng the tense feeling at the