The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-02


cine to lts readers: Don't be
knocker. Hide your little hammer and
trV TO speak we'll Of others, no matter
how small you may really know your
eelt TO be. When o stranger drops in
jolly him. Tell him this is the greatest
town on earth-and it is. Don't dis
neiehpors. Thefe's no end - Of Yum fun
minding your own bueinees. 1t makes
other people like you. Nobody sets
stuck on knocker."
The Home Building and Loan Asso
citation, which was recently chartered
in this city by the Secretary of State,
has perfected its organization by tho
President, G.. n. G. BoIeniau; Vice
President, J. NJ. Evans; Secretary and
Irea: urer, j. Il. Shelor; Directors, &.
y; Z; Boieman, ". +. Cox, J. A. Hall,
W. A. Watson, J. NJ. Evans, T. u.
Wyck and A. s. Farmer. Tho Associ-
alton will get ready for business ut
once.
The stockholders Of tho Peoples
Bank held their annual meeting yes
terday and tho following board OF di-
ing year: j. j. Fretwell, j. +. Brad
bury, J. +. Watson, J. A. Hall, w. l..
Brissey,. A. e. Latimer. j. +. Barton
and }. W. Robinson. j. J. Fretwell
was reelected president and j. N.
Bleckley was reelected cashier. A
dividend OF per cent. was declared.
The annual report OF the president
showed the bank to be in prosperous
condition.
Announcements reading thus we're
received here yesterday: "Dr. and Mrs.
W.. A: Trip announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Matte. Eloise, " Mr.
Robert Alexander Gentry, Sunday
| Easiey, South Carolina. At home
after aay 1s. Easley South Carolina"
The bride was formerly q student Mt
Chicora College, while DIR. Gentry, now
| q teacher Of recognized ability and ex-
perience, ie On Anderson boy and q
| former student of Furman University.
l-Greenville Newe, Let. inst.
Charles Loofer, O Pruseiar Jew, who
was we'll known throughout this Sec
| ton, died at his home near Lowndes-
vile last Friday. He was about 30
years OF age and died from the infirmt-
! tiea OF cid ago. He esnis TO Lowndes-
Vile ABOUT fifty years ago and engaged
ia peddling dry goods. In 1861 he en-
Listed 10 the Fourteenth South Caro-.
lima Regiment aud remained with his
command until the surrender. At the
close Of the war be resumed his former
occupation, keeping it up until few
years ago. BY strict economy and no
family 70 support he amaased con-
siderable fortune. which goes to his
relatives in San Francisco, Cal. His
remains were taken to Augusta Ca,
for intorment.
Williamston Lodge, KnigAts OF
Pythiae, is making an effort to secnre
the location Of the proposed orphauage
TO be established by that order in this
State, and is Offering the old William.
eton Female College building for the
purpose. The Lodge has issued neat
four page circular, setting forth the
advantages OF the proposition anG
showing come vory ATTRACTIVE views OF
the town. The matter is in the hands
OF al energetic committee consisting oi
&. L. Anderson, K. L. Holroyd and E.
d.. Lander, and will come up at the
approaehing msesins Of the Crane
be an ideal location for the orphanaIyt
and we would be Ipore than pleased tt
see it located there.
Mts. Margaret MoElroy Steele died
!ass Es:day mUTnsUg at her nome, neal
seneca, at the age Of 90 years. Shs
had resided in Oconee for many years.
The remains were taken to the Old
Stone Church. In Oconee County, 20,
burial. Mrs. Steele was an exceIle q,
woman, ana ner long iiie was iuii nj
those Christian gracee that go TO saakt
up the weA-roInded life Of usefulness
aud unseltishness. She will l0ai: be Ne
membered by largo circle Of iriendl
throughout Oconee and Anderson. Shs
leaves 8everal children to mouEn hel
death, two OF her daughters being Mrs
4 A. 8 E!!!ssSS, % Gv0uve, and Mrs. DR.
eC.. A. Webb, Of Hartwell, Ga.-Wal
L'halle Courier. .."-.. -.