The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-06

AT tho recent meeting of the Grand
Louge knights of Pythiaa at Sumter r
committee was appointed to receive
propositions from towns and cities in
tue state for the location of a Pythian
Orpkanage- This committee will visit
the various places which make offers
Tor the orphanage and will report m
the mattor at the seseion of tho Grand
Lodge to be held in Anderson next
spring. The citizens Of Williamtton
lave made fine offer for the location
they will bo successful in securing It.
The Perpetual Building and Loan
Association was formally organized
last week by the election Of the follow
ing officers: Robert F.. Ligon, presi-
Gent; j. L. Barton, vice-president; p,
r. Ciinkscales, secretary and treasurer;
u. Z. Sullivan, attorney. Tho AssO-
citation ia ennita!izcd At s1o5,550, With
the privilege OF increasing tho capital
stock co half a million The tlirectors
Are: e: e.; Ligon' ". r. Osborne, w.
; Slinkscales. j. +. Barton, w. l..
Brlssey, Calhoun Harris and u. c.
Brown.
The Peoples Savings Bank was or
following ciiicvrs: J. J. Fretw"Il' u pres. ,~o
ident; l.; II Watsoo, vice. president;
Fretwell and f. II. Shirley, assistant
cashiers; BoEnam s. Watkins attor-
neys. Tho lizard Of directors consists
9Mf q y; 1 >: FrettS":i, L. X. Watson, W.
carley, ". }. McClure,' Nc CHlans' of f. AnaorsaD: M @D:
=. +. Gambrell, Beiton; G. G. Jones,
Starr, and Vance Dooley, of William.
| StOn: The bank has O Capitalization
or Se5.O00 and will occupy same
building with the Peoples Bank.
The .Greenville Mountaineer says:
niles Vashti Keys, daughter of W.
". Keys, has been given handsome
diamond ring, as result of spirited
voting contest conducted By the Com
meroisl Travellers Union aG Charlotte.
yae OF q total OF 10000 votes cast. Miss
Aeye received more than half that
number. and the young lady who
stood next received not quite 5000.
For come months past Mics Keys has
been engaged In work at Charlotte
ana hsr great popularity is quite
gratifying to her aTeenvifle friends"
mies Keys 10 q native Of Anderson aud
hae many friends here Who will be de-
lighted to hear OF her good fortune.
I At tho beginning o. The campaign
we wish to announce thst, as has been
our custom for several years past, we
Will charge advertising rates for pub
Itching. any communication or article
tlncluding cards of thanks) intended
20 advance the interests Of any par
| tlcular candidate. As We have ex-
planned many times before we desire
TO treat all alike and if we publish one
euch article free every other candi-
date @ and all bis friends would have
the rlght to expect the same favor.
Advertising. space ia O newspar 3r's
chief stock in trade and it costs money
] to set type.
Rev. W. II. Fraser waa installed aa
on Sunday morning by commission
from South Carolina presbytery. Rev.
j.. Lowrie Wilson, Of Abbeyiile, pre-
sided and preached the sermon. Rev,
Joseph E. James. pastor of tho Central
Presbyterian Church, Of this city
charged the new pastor and propound'
WA. Templeton. of Abbeville, chare-
ed the congregation. Mr.. Fraser was
recently called to the pastorats of the
church to succeed Rev. 8. J. Cart
!SdSo, who accepted O cali to the
church In Chester. Mr. Fraser is g
gentleman Of very pleasing personality
. L. Q. Clinkscales. an energetic and
: progressive young farmer Of MARTIN
STI5hIY. nas IeIG with us sample OF
his whesa crop, which is the finest We
try. He has ten acres, from which he
expects to harvest two hundred OIL
more bushels. It Is, however, slightly
damaged by the rust. Mr. Clink.
scales used on this patch fifteen bush
els Of cotton seed, two hundred pounds
or acid phosphate and seventy five
/ nnnn6o IN ~ An
} and turned the land BEFORE sowing II
With a very Large plow pulled by four
! mules. The stalks will average five
feet in heighth and the heads five
inches in length. The crop is of the
"gc!Gse;;; ohaie* ana ''Dearded" verie-
ties, which were mixed in equal parts
Edward A. R1ssell, formerly Of the
Slabtown section Of Anderson County,
at present o citizen Of Lamar County,
Texas, was in Easley a few days this
Mr. Russell was commissioner from
the Paris, Texas, Presbytery to the
GraenVille. Ed looks about as Young
aad seems aa full Of life as he did az
teen years ago when he removed from
this section 70 Texas. He is q very
has Q warm place in bis heart for old
South Carolina, the land of bis nativity
and the homo and burial place Of his
parents and f0re-parents. Re says the
prospect TOR crop of cotton this year
IN Texas was very gloomy when he.
ieft home two weeks ago; altogether
Zoo much in.-Easley Progress.
| The annual meeting Of the hospital
association was aeId last week at the
residence Of Mrs. Geo. M. Toliy. The
report Of the treasurer showed that
nearly $4,000 had been raised for the
hospital building. The following off,
GERS were elected to serve for the COM
Mrs. 8: Z; Moorer, first ce-president;
Mra. j: M. Paget, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. j. B. Townsend, recording
secretary; Mrs. Walter Brock, corre-
eponding secretary and treasurer. The
beard Of directors is Meedames Swain
Gilmer, A. P. johnson, N. L. Bonbam,
| J. A. Brock, &. G, Webb. George