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

the. race for The State Senate. Lust
week some of his friends ANNOUNCED
MIN as candidate, but after DR.. Orr
thought over the matter, he decided
that his time belonged to the many en-
terprises of which he is in charge. He
thanked his friends and said he appre-
ciated the many promises of support.
Mr.. William Woodson, an old Con-
federate Veteran, died at the County
Home Mondny. Mr.. Woodson was 90
years of age. The remains We're car
rled to Siloam church and Inferred
Though this old vet died in a. County
Home he may be better off today than
the richest man in these United States
The annual reunion Of the veterans
of Company F, swenty-fourt regi-
ment, met today at Carswell Institute.
The speakers for the day are julius E..
Boggs, w. N. Graydon, Wyatt Aiken,
G. Howe 'I:gon, Pringle Cl;nkscales
and perhaps several more. The people
are expecting reunion of more than
usual interest this year.
Maj. J. w. Gaines, formerly of
Townville, but who is now travelling. for
CHM & Co., geographic publishers of
New York, has been spending few
days in the city. Sometime ago these
publishers saw some photographs of
the Plaza and they sent Maj. Gaines
to Anderson to secure three photo
graphs of scenes in the city to use in
their new biographies.
All the members of the Palmetto
Riflemen who intend going to Chicka-
mauga will meet this afternoon at the
Armory in full uniform in time to
catch the $50 car for the park, where
they will put in some extended order
drills. The Company leaves Friday
for Chickamauga for the enoampment.
The sweethearts Of the soldiers will be
on hard at the depot to bid their lovers
goodbye before the bloody second bat,
tie of Chickamauga takes place.
The horse attached to the Southern
Express Co. s wagon got frightened on
the square Thursday and took in the
square for brief period and finally land.
ed against delivery wagonin frontof q
grocery. Fortunately no one was ir
either wagon and nobody hurt. It is
reSretted by many that the scare-crow
express wagon was not smashed be-
yond repair. The business done ir
Anderson by the Southern Express Co
entities us to better looking expires.
wagons than the ones now being used
| The government at Washington ha!
sent Prof. ]. E. Dorman, who is ma
tive of Kansas, to make an inspec;;e:
of the dairying and cattle-raising> O.
w. c. Pickens and t;le Brushy Creel
Creamery. 1t is said that Mr.. Picken
is probably the largest stock raiser i,
the upper part Of the county. i
is expected that Prof. Dorman will
make an address on dairying at tn,
Brushy Creek Creamery Aug. 16
This is the second time the governo
has sent man to this part Of tn,
County to inspect the stock raising an,
creamery business. .". <
+ Miss Aurie Cox, of Belton, gave
very delightful house party last week
Tie young ladies present were Misse
Otis O'Dell of Liberty, Ellie Murph,
! or Piedmont, Maude Erskine of Ander
son, Annie Belle Beam of Pelzer, an,
Elizabeth Allgood Of Liberty. Th,
young men present were 'Messrs.. Cox
Shaw, Smith, Drake and Kay. On,
Of the most enjoyable events of tn,
week: was a lawn party given th'
! young people at ;, Miss Cox's hom,
| Thursday evening. The beautiful lawn
was brilliantly lighted With Japanes'
lanterns. Fruits werc served. - F..
i Mr.: R. Gull Wyatt of. Equality diet
Sunday morning from the effects o:
paralysis. He was attacked by paraly
| sis last February as he was going from
| Easley to Equality. He broke a bloot
vessel in the left side of his head
| which caused the attack. Last week
he suffered another attack. He wat
one of, the best men in his community
and leaves q large family connection
His wife and three children survive
him. Also three sisters and four broth.
ers. He was devoted member Of St,
Paul's, Methodist Church. MIR: Wyatt
was about 80 years Of age. He was q
con of the late. Redmond G. Wyatt.
Miss Bessie Webb died at the resi-.
tdence Of friends in Buford,
Ga, Monday morning at s o'clock.
She. is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Webb, who live near Flat Rocl;
church a few miles south of the city.
She left home last Wednesday morning
to visit friends and relatives and imme-
diately after her arrival there she was
taken sick and gradually grew worse
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