The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-01-24

make their homo. Dir. Peehuff and
SON.. W.. a: Peehuff,' have purchased
land in the Ebenexer section, but arc
eultavating other lands this year. We
welcome them to Oconee. This county
ls attracting many new citizens from
other sections. and we are glad to note
the Influx of good, substantial farmers
TO cur midst. There is plenty of room
and hearty welcome for all .--Kecwee
Courier.
A sale of tho Anderson Telephone
company to tho Southern Bell COM
pany has been made, subject to ratiii-
cation by the city council. The mat
ter came mp for consideration at re-
cent special meeting of the council
and 1t was deferred until the legular
February meeting for finai action.
The Bell people wish to have an en-
tlrely new franchise. granted them in-
stead of having to operate under the
present franchise, of the local COM
pany. t's..:.=
Mr. Ira A. Giles. formerly of this
city, was married in Charleston Aon-
day afternoon tG Bliss Lucille Mucken-
fgss: tY The marriage wss gletty nome
affair, witnessed by q few fiiends and
reletives of the young couple. After
the ceremony they left for Nav York,
from which port they will sail for
Panama. Mr.. Giles has q responsible
position IN the canal service on the
'sthmus. He is @ bright and promising
young man, the con Of J. IL. Giles, Of
this city.
A warm wave, which scores the
higheat record In temperature in Janu-
ary IN O long time. prevailed through.
out this section last Sunday and Mon.
DAY. On the latter day there was con-
siderable rain with much Lightning aud
th9nder. and In the afternooa about 8
blowing down fences, t7isting limbs
OF Of trees and doing other damage.
Ehe heat was oppressive for January.
For several hours during the ,day Che
thermometer varied around 7ofdegrees.
The public roads are bad in many
perience much difficulty in getting
into Anderson ON account Of the heavy
and muddy roads. In some sections
the roads are said to be in worse con-
ditlOn now than they have been for
several years. and the condition will
not be relieved until there is clearing
weather and plenty, of aunshine to dry
ont the roads. The Same condition
also exists on some of the streets Of
tho city, especially those that were
graded last summer.
: Rev. J. D, Budds, formerly rector of
the Catholic Church in this city, who
now lives in Charleston, spent few
daye in the city last week. Recently
he fas returned from an extended
visit to Europe, and on Friday even
ing he delivered "a most Interesting.
lecture In the Opera House ON "Glimp-
ses of Europe" He was greeted by q
large audience +, aud every person
present was highly entertained. Some
OF bis friends are anxious for him to
visit Andegaon again in the near fu-
ture and repeat his lecture.
The Keowee Courier Of the 10th
inst. says: Mrs. N. l.. FAINT left last
Friday morning for Atlanta, Ga,
where she went for the purpose Of
throat Of her little son, Gordon. We
learn the operation was successfully
performed on Monday morning BY DR..
Crawford, q specialist ON the treatment
u diseaEes Of the throat, eye, eur and
Ecso, since which time the little suffer
or has been doing as we'll as could be
expected, considering the severity Of
coon be restored to perfect health and
will grow mp strong and robust The
many friends of Mr. and Mrs.: Fsnt In
Andeeson will regret to hear of THAR
little son's afnicti0n. 20: :?..;
!: Mics Ella Webb. the Third danehter
q q W., W.. 6 g.. EHebt. died at hsr noI6 in
VaTennea Tov Rship on Saturday
morning, 18Th inss' Che had bean iii
feeble health, and confined TO- hsr bed
for come time, bnt had recovered
nnhctently 70 be mp again, when ahe
was taken Ill suddenly and died in O.
few hours. Miss Webb was 81 yenra
, Yr1n "a 90
lady, whose death ia deeply regretted
By q wide circle OF friends and rela.
tiyeS. She had since her RirlhoOd baen
d devoted member OF the Yarannes
PTesby terrain Church. On Sunday af.
ternoon,. 14th insE., the remninB were
laid to reat In the Fiat; Reek Church
yard Rev. 8. J. Car tledges on this city.
eondncting the funeral: ! services. a
devoted father. fye$ SISTERS and one
brother are left TO- cherish her mem
Ory: 4 5,!s I. i 1-; }:-F3 VI. : s7
of hsr broth BROTHER III fIsd Baskin hs sas asI ho9e ie
Varennes Township. last Friday even
ing. .in the 7gnd year of her age! MIRA.
LOng lived at the Orr mill with her
Son, and about three weeks ago went
t:!se yts!ts leg tI.esE.& attempt
,ing to- get one8 OF the hnggg upon Fer
arrival there che aD eidentaily fell and
was aerioualy injured, and abe gradual;
ipf har snffertngs g Mrs. Long was fise il
5iWiaOyv OF & the late Henry. long. and
leaves seven ehill lren, all OF " hoin are
grown to cherish her memory. She
was Amost excellent Christian woman;
and had long been a devoted member
6f the hap ptist5 Church = On Saturday
Afternoon her remains were inferred
IN. the k,roes ! Roads y Churchyarii at
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