The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09

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day, after spending two weeks with
her aunt, Mrs. w. N. Cox. Miss Lay
is one of Peudleton's beautiful and ac-
complished young ladies'"
There will be an all day singing at
Cedar Grove Church next Sunday, 18th
Inst, beginning ut 030 o'clock. The
public Ia invited to attend. Singers
are requested to bring their "Gleaners
of Praise" and "Windows of Heaven"
Nos. and 4, hymn books.
Mrs. r. L. Cheshire has gone to
Paris, Texas. to visit her son, Herbert
Cheshire, who has position as limo
type operator on the Paris Daily Ad-
vocate. She Was accompanied by iler
little daughter, Catherine. She will
be away about three weeks.
Our young friend, r. Brooks Good
glon. OF Williamson, who has been
under treatment in hospital in Michi-
gan for several months, has returned
home greatly improved in health. Ho
spent several dayr in Anderson the
The examinations for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege will be held in this city OH Friday,
July 9th next, as will be seen by read
ing tho advertisement of President
johnson in another column, These
scholarships are worth striving for.
Rev. j. D. Chapman was called to
Elberton, Ga, last week on account of
the death of his father, DR.. w. Is.
Chapman, q physician Of that city.
Dr, Chapman was gentleman of rs
years, and was held in the highest es-
TEEN, both as ply sician and as man.
We would again urge our subtcribers
when ordering the postoffice address OF
their paper changed to give the name
Of their formsr postoffice address az
we'll "a the address of the Office to
which they want it changed. BY do
ing this they will save us a lot Of time
and trouble. .., ,...'..,..
Rev.George A. Martin and family,
formerly of Anderson County, but who
have been making their home in Cali
fornfa for the pnst two years, have re-
turned to South Carolina and will
probably locate in Easley. Rev. Mr..
Martin is O brother of 1frs. J.: r. G..
Grffiin of this city.-Easley Progress.
The Anderson base ball team went
down to Bolton last Saturday after
noon and played game with the team
of thet town. The Anderson boys
won by a score of s to2. The Ander-
son team is, under the management Of
I. E. Thompson, who says he will soon
hare it ready to meet any team in the
up.country. &. ....
j. Ed. Brown, accompanied by his
wife and children, of Tolar, Texas. is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Brown ia a brother of
our townsman, F. G.. Brown, and this
is his first visit to his native home in
eleven years.. His many old friends
are delighted to greet him and sae him
looking SO hale and hearty.
; Tomorrow ia Memorial Day and an
interesting programme has been ar
ranged for It's Observance in Anderson.
The exercises will be held in the pa
ggsliea =. PaassHH= Vista park, and viii
begin promptly at $3.50 o'clock D.. m.
At the conclusion Of the exercises the
graves Of the Confederate dead in the
cemeteries will be decorated.
: John Watson. a negro painter Of the
city. was convicted In the Mayors
Court last. week OF stealing paints and
wall, paper from several parties: It
Aeems that he had been carrying on his
;thefts fo. s:2;ae time eaa through tho tho
efforts of Policeman H. I. Power Wat
soE wes arrested. He was given sent
ences aggregating 800 or 60 days on the
streets. Watson was also, given
hearing before. Magistrate Wilson on
the charge. Of housebreakipg and lar
eeny and was bound over for his. ap-
pearance for trial at the next term of
the Court Of Sessions. j.s,: ...:.z :.
+ a conference taa been called to meet at
Belton.on Friday. by the Railroad Com
mission for,the purpose or considering
the proposed change in the schedules
on the Columbia and Greenyille divis-.
ion nf the Southern. 80 as 70 'tgive an
AFTERNOON train ont or Columbia. The
confereR ce;, Will Re attended, !; by the
members Of the Railroad Commission,
Superintenden Williams and Assis.
tant General Passenger Agent Morgan
Of the Southern, and representatives
from Anderson, areenviile and other
points affected BY the proposed change.
s Mr.. I'll Glenn, Of Anderson, a
member Of the Freshmen Glass, won
the gold medal annually offered for
improv venaent ii society work.at con-
testS held lest night in the Adelphien