The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25

Wuh Oouo-
Ernest T. Brown, who has been assis-
tant manager of the local telephone
company. has accepted a position with
the Bell Telephone company with head
quarters in Columbia. His work will
be in the construction department..
Rev. G. E. Burts always has Il pleas
ing countenance and Il smiling face but
his smiles are net quite so broad these
days as usual-Mrs. Burts left ON Fri
day for soj Ou:n OF several weeks with
relatives in Anderson .-Edgefield Ad-
,veItiser.
no general agreement has yet been
reached among the merchants in regard
to ea,ly closing during tho GUNNER
months. The clerks are entitled to
some rest end recreation each day and
tue stores eh0uld now begin to close at
q o'clock.
The Secretary cf State .ias issued O
Loan Association, Of this city, capital
ICED at e500. 900. Tke corp0rators are
w. F. Cox, j. M. Paget, j. ii. Evans,
G. n. G. Boleman, w. n. Walker aud
T. &. Walton.
Memorial GeJ ia just two weeks off
from tomorrow and II very Interesting
program 10 be ing arranged for the cole.
bration. A largo CROWD from every
eectiOn of the country will no doubt
visit the city that day and participate
In the exercises.
The banks of the city have agreed to
close their doors each day ut 8 o'clock.
Heretofore they have been open all
day and even into tho night. The
agreement will hold until the begin
ming of fall and the public should bear
this fact in mind.
Miss Lucy Brown, of anderson, who
has troops of warm friends in Edge
field and whose beauty and brightness
entities her to these, and even more,
has arrived in our town ON visit to
her sister, Mrs J; b. Haltiwanser.-
Edgefeld Chr6aicle.
The survivors Of Orr's Regiment have
accepted an invitation from the Cham
ber of Commerce to hold their annual
| reunion in Anderson this summer. The
| reunion will probably be held the frat
week in August and an Interesting pro.
gramme will be arranged for It,. 1870,
The Hona Path FarmerS Union will
have O public meeting in Honea Path on
Saturday, May 18th. Addresses will
be delivered by several prominent
| speakers. The erection Of a warehouse
for the storing Of cotton will be the
prime effort Of the meeting. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The congregation of st. Joseph's
Catholic church, in this city, have de-
| cided to erect a handsome new church
building to take the place Of the old
structure on McDutfie street. The new
an active canvass is now being made
for funds with which to build it.
VIM. Dalrympfe. clever farmer of
C!arvln Township, lost mule the other
day that the members of. his family
we're very much attached to; It was
thirty three years OF age and had been
raised from q colt by Mr.. Dalrymple,
who, though many times offered q
fancy price for it, would never part
With It.. -, ~ ..
Mr. VIM. Archer, of this city, and
Mics Dora Patterson were married ut
the home Of the bride at Ninety Six,
3. C.,. last Sunday aid came to Ander-
Son that SafternOnn.e Both the bride
and groom are employed at the Blue
Ridge freight. depot in this city and
Esre very popular among their circle of
friends. -. s. .. ! y: - =. : = =. .
n Ihe members OF ST. PauTs Baptist
Church, the leading colored Baptist
tCuuEftS6lIUul1 kuIa ClbyS,
Sc: :2g Last Sunday forth relief of the
sufferers Of the San Francisco earth
QUAKE, The mohey' was turned ossT
to the committee soliciting contribu-
tions and sent With the other funds
from this city. J., =. 1.->..' -.
Superintendent Fl. A. Williams, of
the Southern Railway, has announced
that no radical change wilt be made in
the Columbia and Greenville Railroad
schedules, butthat an arrangement has
been perfected by which the up. country
trains will be- enabled to run on sched-
ule time. This will .bA good nave tn
| the travelling pnblic. :. ,,...5.. -. Il
Rev. W.P. B. Kinard, of Greenwood,
aud Rev: w. H.. Huff, of Texas, are
conducting q series OF revival meetings
ON South Afain atreet. They are min
isters Of the Wesleyan Methodist
tlarge crowds, and before the meetings
come to q close other preachers are ex-
! peoted to be here to take an active part,
r. Congressman Aiken has been promis.
ed by the postal authoritiesi n Wash
:iron Iva Will be extended 30 as to take
lin the Gregg Shoals Power Develop
mant Company on the Savannah River.
There ARE several hundred persons at
1.-The Gregg Shoals plant, and up to tile
present .tfmc they have had poor mail
serytce. ~ 49, : g.,
The Democratic clubs will meet next
Saturday. 28th inst, for the purpose of
i re0rganizing and electin2 deleRat 90 to
the county convention. It is the; duty
ct every good citizen who can possibly
good OF his party, bis State and him-
Il selfr& Let; there bo full attendarta q +