The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-30

lu the city ara preached morning and
evening in Grace Episcopal Church.
AT the morning eervice he administer-
ed the rites oi confirmation t , class
Of FIVE.
Nr. aud Mrs. W. G. Brock. of Du
West, have issued invitations to the
marriage of th4;. daughter, Miss
Daisy, to DR.. L. E. Wilson. The
happy event takes place on Thursday,
June 7th, in tho Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church ct Due West.
The contracting parties are quite pop
ular and the marriage will be one Of
the events of tho eesson.-Houca Path
Chronicle.
rru:. J. w. Gaines has resigned the
principalship of the Welsh Neck
school at Hartsville, s. c.. after ten
years service to accept the supcrinton-
dency of the Newman (Ga.) graded
schools. Prof. Gaines is a native of
Anderson County and his many friends
here will join US in Wishing him sue
cess in his new field of labor.
The revival meeting in tho First
Baptist Church viii continue through
this week, Gervices being held both
morning and evening. The sermons
OF Rev. A. Chamblee, of Sandersville,
Ca, who is assisting in the meeting,
are exceedingly interesting and i'm
pressive. Considerable interest ia
manifested in the meeting and much
good will be accomplished.
J. r. Tucker, a progressive and on
ergetic farmer of Abbeville County,
who lives near Due West, vas in the
city few days ago and gave us O
pleasant cali. Mr.. Tucker owns q
fine 3-year-old SOW that deserves q
premium. Recently this COW present
cd him with seventeen fine. large pigs,
twelve OF which are living and doing
well.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Charleston Evening Post says
"Senator LATTER has just purchased
and presented to Mrs. Latimer iirs
class pair Of thoroughbred Kentucky
carriage horses. Experts who hav,
examined them cay that this pair is al
ftpe q one as ever came to Washing
ton. These horses were raised ani
trained In Kentucky, In the blu,
grass region, and present ), fine ap
pearance."
The Intelligencer is 10 receipt Of
catalogue OF the University of Soutl
Carolina for the current. schoIas
year. 1t is very Handsomely iilustrat
ed and contains wealth of informa
tion concerning the institution. Th
total enrolment for the year In all tn
branches is 515. Now since the colleg
has been expanded into the uuiversit,
and the scope Of work broadened til
attendance should be doubled that il
the next year or two.
| The farmers have been having fin
weather for making their crops.
great deal Of the cotton haa bee
chopped out to q staud and como of
has got ita frat blowing. The coo
nights are decidedly against cotto
and the plant is si.,kly. There is no
enough warm sunshine through th
day to make It look otherwise. Goo,
rains hs=s visited this section durinI
the past week, and the crops and gras
| will now take fresh start.
| The Darlington New Era, of tn
Gath inst, ssys: edwin Roscoe, th,
little infant boy of Col. E. r. Cox. O
this city, died at the home of hi
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Withers
lin Chester. this week. The body O.
the little fellow will be brought t,
Darlington today and laid to rest b,
the side of his mother who died her,
last fall, The child has been sick TO-
some time and Co.., Cox has made sew
ersl, trips to Chester recentls to vie:
| him. At the time Of his death the in
FAINT was about g months old" Col
Cox is native of Beiton and q brothe
| OF Judge w. F. Cox, of this city
| His many friends. in this county vii
deeply sympathiEe with him in hi
sore bereavofuent. g.: H..
| The annual meeting OF the stock
| holders of the Chattanooga, Andersol
and Atlantic Railway was held In thi
city Thureday afternoon, and tie fol
lowing direetors were chosen: j.
Breazsale, p. K. McCully. Sr., j. 5
I Fretwell. Rufus Fant, w. &. Osborne
of Anderson, Frederick A. johnson
Albert Il. Martin, OF Chicago, and n
B. Nealer, of Miiwaukes. The direct
ors thSn mes and elected the followin
officers: Albert 3. ,Martin, ,preaideni
Frederick A. Johnson. vice. e.presiden
u and general manager; p. K. MeCuilJ
!, Er.. treasnrer;: 3. F. Whitrer, generf
counsel; Lewis r. Emery, assistan
treasurer. The object OF fhe compsu
IL to build q railroad from Chsttgnoo
40 across the mountains to the sea
board, the plans for construction hay
tEg been previously outlined in thi
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Mr. j. n. Eutchison returned to h
home In Anderson, 8. c., last Monday
= after spending several days in the eli
s looking after winding up tha estate c
his father. Mir. Hutchison lie prom
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