The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-03-14

graduated trom the Eastman Businsss
College. Poughkeepsie, n. y. has res'
turned home.
Mr.. T. e. Howard, loco, monaoer &c
the Western Union Telegraph Cam
pany, has resigned. and will take
charge of the cotton exchange.
W: H. keese has purchased the
handsome home of his mother. Mrs,
NJ L. keeese. on South Main street. the
price being $4,000. Mrs. Keese will
go to Atlanta to reside VITA her daugh.
ter. afr. Reese has rented the house
to Mrs. s. Il. Craig, who will conduct
it as boarding house.
Considerable complaint is being
made IN the city on account OF the
poo poor train service between Anderson
ana low country points. The morn
varlebiy late. and frequently the
Charleston and Columbia papers do
not reach here until after six O'Clock
10 the afternoon. The Blue Ridge
gives efhcieIt service, aud the trouble
seems to lie somewhere below.
Last Sunday Rev. 3. ]. Cartledee
preached his farewell sermon as pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church in
snls city aud was greeted BY q ysrv
large congregation. His sermon, IA
ueuai, was deep and impressive, ana
HE closing remarks brought tears to
tne eyes OF many Of his congregation,
FAnderson; Yesterday Mr.. Cartledge
ana family left fer his new field Of
labor, Chester, 8. c., carving with
them the best wishes Of their many
friends.
, Marion Bell was found dead in h;s
bed at bis home in Due West On Tues.
Day morning. 9th inst. He was not in
bad health and his sudden death wne
Q great shock to his family and
friends. Mr.. Bell wac rs years Of age.
aud was one Of the first settlers of
Due West; He was q most excellent
cltlgen and had long been a devoted
member % OF the A: r: P. Church. He
is survived by his widow and several
sons and daughters, who, in their sore
bereavement, have the sympathies Of
wide circle of friends in Anderson
County.
The GreenviIle News of yesterday
says. George Mcconnell, who was
Gllmer, of Anderson, will play bail
this season with the Buffalo, N. y,
team in the Eastern league. He play
ed o1lginall y with the Knoxville team
and when Anderson bought the Knox
Vile nine five or six years ago, he went
along, eventually meeting the lady
Who is now his wife. Last season he
did come clever work with Johnstown,
fa.. team, and had several offers for
his services this season." Mr. and
Mre. Mcdonnell are now in Anderson
visiting the iatter's parents.
The COLUMBIA State Of the 9Th inst,
says: "COl. M P. Tribble, q represen-
tative from Anderson and an anneunO-
was In the city yesterday. Col. Trib.
bic expects the, race this summer to be
= most Interesting one and thinks that
ehere Will be number OF entries for
all OF the State petitions. Aa to An
derson, be said that the city never
stood stfll. There were new enter
pfises every week and the town is
prospering as 1t h1s never before. The
farmers are planting cotton heavily,
however,, and there seems to b. it,
Sie deposition to reduce the a. ,age,
j: Sim Fair. q we'll known druggist
and spoTtsman Of Bolton, was in the
ea:y easyies yesfesIaaY: r. T.. hs Is ysEy much IN:
league which baseball enthusiasts are
promoting, to be composed Of toams
from EDartanbnrg; GEeenT!l,s: Pis;:
mont, Pelzer, Williamson, Belton and
anderson. and aays that whether or
not a. league iS formed, he will have
goGd team at Belton. The Bolton
team or last season made fine repu.
SyyAeS nine or the best players 10 the
State for the coming season. His team
is backed by an athletic association
amply able and gratifyipgly willing to
supply the sinews of War.-GreenVille
News, 18th inst.
The Orangeburg correspondent of
The State, OF last Thursday,' saye:
"a marriage Of more than nauai inter.
eat. was that of Miss Dolly Wanna
maker and Mr.. Henry n. Orr, which
was solemnized here at eight O'Clock
tonight, at the residence Of the brides
grandfather, Mr.. W. N. Scovili. The
ceremony was performed: by Rev. T.
=. Wannamaker, great-uncle Of the
very private, owing to the presence of
the groom'e family, who are in deep
mourning, but later IN the evening al
eia60rate reception was rendered the
bridal party. The bride ia the eldest
daughter OF the late DR., w. G. Wanna
maker, OF Orangebure. and the green;
is son Of the late Col. James L. Orr,
W NASonPAACs Dull UTluo anu RrOO0l
are very ponnlar in eceial !:ES and
yell known throughout the entire
State. They will make their home in
Anderson: where Mr. Orr is engaged
in business"
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby the production Of john Ba-
MINIS famous blank verso drama,
damon and Pythias,n will be pre.
sented- In the Opera House next FRI
day evening", 10th mat, under the
auspices of Ch:quola Lodge, No. SO.
Knig ghts Of Pythias, of this city. The
production is under the direction of
Mr.. Eduard D'Oize. a professional ac-
tor, who is a native of the South, and
who will also be seen in the role of
! Damon. a part he has played many
times. He has also played in the pley
with several of the most prominent
American stars. The story Of the
play, intensely interesting and thrill
iog. relates the experience of the two
friends. Damon and Pytaias, and