The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-03
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 3, 1906.

hoidcFs or tho Bank of Anderson ye3
held yesterday. The report of the Off
GERS bnowed the bank to be in a most
| prosperous condition, and an annual
dividend OF II per cent was declared.
Inc following officers were elected to
asrVo tiie ensuing year: President. B.
| Frank Mau!din; Vice Presidents. ! 4 :.
Brock and }. y. Brown; Cashier. j. r.
| uolIcman; Assistant Cashier, A. NJ.
sharpe. Mr.. Brock, who has long
served as Prrside:t of the bank, de- :.
! cIIntd reelection to that position so as
to give his whole time as President of
me Anderson cation mills, President of
| thh anderson Traction company and
other enterprises with which he is con.
| nectcd.
At the regular monthly meeting of
tic II. g. l.. Fire Company, held Mon
day night, considerable talk was in
dnlRed IN on account of tho action Of
| Mnyor sullivan in placing the paid
| drivers of the companies on police
DUTY. The firemen say the teams and
a,pparatuses need the services of thpse
driYers. Their captain. Y. B. Cheshire
were requested to appear before the
| CITY Council and register vigorous
| RICK. The fire department now costs
| the city about $3.50 n year. A paid de-
partment would cost the city at least
| $4,000 year. The city should give
| tho volunteer firemen what they want,
Tor the cit y is not able to support O
paid department.
The people of Anderson County
nave Mt last woke up to the Importance
| or planting out more fruit trees. 1t is
an every day sight now to see people
hauling out punches of young fruit
trees which have been received from
nf1fnranf nrSn
very profitable and these are being
planted out in great numbers. There
are several pecan orchards near the
CITY, and the owners have had q bigger
demand for the nnts than they could
supply. Every body who has q vacant
spot around their house should plaut
pecan tree and they will soon have
too: The beauty about planting out
fruit trees is that they do not have to
Dc looked after like q cotton crop or
other crops, but grow and do we'll
while you sleep. Now, get busy and
plant out some fruit trees right away.
F: H. Day, who claims lis home to
working in the city for come time as q
sign painter, making his Headquarters
Mt the Hotel Chiquofa decided to pull
mp stakes and leave last Monday. Be-
Ing New Year day. legal holiday. the
Banks we're closed. and Day decided
to issue checks in. payment Of his
ooard Dill and other. bills. These
deEson, where he had no money on de-
post. This fact was soon discovered
by the persons who had received the
checks. but Day had left town. War.
rants were at oDce issued for his arrest.
and Deputy Sheriff Scott went on next
train to G1eenvllle and arrested the
prisoner juSt az lie was boarding a
turned to Anderson yesterday morn
ing with his prisoner, who paid up the
bills and was discharged.
The HoHGa Path Chronicle If Dec.
gin snys: Zone Of the prettiest home
took place at the residence of Mr. J.
o'clock. when Mr.. W. IIemuel Tribble.
or Anderson, wac United in marriage
to Mies Daisy Kay. The perlor was
neautlfuilY decorated. the color scheme
being green aud white. Promptly at
~ tDe o'clock aaos II the bride entered leaning on
march meantime being played by
Prof. Wayne Donald and Miss Mary
Arnold. Rev. NJ. B. Kelley of Ander-
SOD performed the ceremony in nm i'm
pressive manner. Immediately after
the ceremony the hnprv couple board
ed the north bound train f ~ Nnrrnlk,
w.. where they will amend q week.
The groom is a ,risire ,nnre hueineaa
n,rn "f Anderson, ard the bride Ia, one
of the m6stt baaut,fn, an., ponnInr
young ladies Of Honea Path" = -
The Columbia Record Of the 30 h
Mt. says: "Mr: Julius H. Well, of an.
r. ":rson. 81 is getting ready to open i'm
md in d few, days the commercial
'r.ayelers will Be on the road adver-
''s'ng the cry. and incidentally con.
vlhclnR Others that Columbia Ia one OF
~" best cltiea In the Sonth for whole-
sate s as' ws!i as retail business. Mr.
Welrs own statement as to why he
convincing. however. His business ia
large enongh to warrant carrying stock
amounting to- Sl5O, 600 and starting
from little buainesa of only a few
h"ndred dollars This speaks we'll For:
liza auccess. Mr. Well has erected a
modern four etory brick warehouse in |
ne rear OF the palmetto bank and it |
Der of convenience have been placed |
In the building and the idea as to ita
erection belongs entirely TO hatr. Weii.n
The Triton {Ga.) Times Of the 22nd
notiee which viii b. TT reaS With mintf1ass interese
by the many. friends Of the bride ia |
this secttnn: "Miss Evie Louise Byrnn1,
and Mr. J. J. Il PHILIPPE were united |
IN marriage Wednesday afternoon,
Dec. 20'h, at, the Baptist paraonaRe,
Rev. Henry Miller officiating. The
bride fs a beautiful yonng lady. and |
Byrum, Of Anderson. s.. C., and has
been In Tifton q few weeks, viaitinR |
her cousins, Mr. and Nrs. j. "A. Dick.
!nson. Mr.. Phillips is we'll known
throughout this ssction of tho State,
where he fs. q praminent b1ainess
xauR fortune ia tia latter ind1istrye
He is president of the Fisbt Material |
bank. treasnrer @ Of the Georgia Inter