Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Morris and Monie Comedy Company The??? PALMETTO THEATRE-All of This Week in High-Class Vaudeville The manager of the Palmetto Theatre in an interview with John L. Crovo, manager of the Academy of music at Charlotte, N. C., has been assured that this company is one of the best appearing on this circuit. Clean, high tone acts will be shown. Nothing bordering on vulgarity will be shown, as the entire troop comes with the highest recommendations. No rough jokes. % PICTURES FOR MONDAY: THE INCOMPETENT PART.Lubin Special two reel feautre. / k THE COUNTRY GIRL.Lubin Comedy. THE END OF THE UMBRELLA.Edison Comedy. Four Big Reels of the Best in Movies Every day. 6 - Pretty Chorus Girls - 6 3 Comedians 3 ...Monday's Vaudeville... "Peck's Bad Boy" That funny story most everybody has read, will be acted in a most laughable way by this com pany of artists. CAST: The Bum Matinee Every Day. Schultz, the Grocer Tom Mirria Mr?. Murphy Officer Beiff). . Murphy Brum Salesman Joo Zee Reil Judge Peek Irvington Hampton Geo. Peck. Al Monte Marie Lloyd Algo Steinman Kn tl le's (?irl Friends, Customers, Ftc, by Themselves. Scene-Schultz Grocery on Election Buy. THE COOLEST PLACE ANDERSON. B IJOU ...THEATRE Mendy's Program CLARESE, GROGAN DUO in a higly entertaining mU3lcal act. Mr. Grogan 1B a blind piano -player that is Bimply wonderful. They play on many dif ferent kinds of musical instrumenta, and will rendor a different program every day. ALLAH 0811 Eclair. A 2 reel drama of intrigue and danger that will appeal to all? With Barbara Tennant and. O. A. C. Lund. CATHE WEEKLY . All the latest current evonts. Coming Tuesday "Lurlllo Love" so. rles No.- 15. Remember this is the issi **f this wonderful serial ntory. ELECTRIC ...THEATRE Mendy's Program 'T ir YOUTH ANO ART- m K American. A romance In the life of '? struggling singer' which comes to n climax In tho senlth of his success. THE SUBSTITUTE Thanhousor. A two part drama. THE STAB Essanay. A sensational drama in two parts. The best pictures In the city. . 6 BIG REELS -lOc Weekley & Heard UNDERTAKERS 117 E. Whitner St. [j Answers all ealls day or night. H Phone 813. 1VIG rn ft strum T ************* *4 * ELECTRIC CIT! * * Items of Interest and Persons * Wireless on the St * * * * * * ******* *4 General Roundup Of Offender". Following tho disturbance which took placo last Wedneaday at Cnrs woU, when tho reunion took place thyre, nine white men have been or rrjsted and will be given a hearing bo tero Magistrate Bro8dwelI in thin city. It fl? said that the affair ap proaches a family feud and that thero has boen bad blood among tho com batants for sometime. Part of those to fae? the charge of disorderly con duct and fighting came In yesterday and put up bond of $200 each for their appearance while others wc:o arrest ed by tho deputy sheriff. -o Dr. Moffatt Is To Preach Today. Tho nows that Dr. Moffatt of Ers kine college ?3 to occupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church to day has awakened considerable In terest around town. Dr. Moffatt 1B well known here and has many frlonds and admirers in Anderson. The an nouncement that he is to preach hore today will doubtlcrU attract a large congregation for both the morning and ovening services. Many Jewelers ^mmmmmmmmmmrrr^m^mmmmm Here Yesterday. Anderson's Jewelers had very little time yeaiurday to walt on customers. They were too butey throughout the day looking at the salesmen's sam ples. A number of Jewelry drum mers wore tn the city all day yester day, these being Fred Weller of Lan caster, Pa., H. Hamilton of Now York, H. Slohm of Buffalo, E. F. Zol thlng of Newark lt J. Branstoln of Now York, A. HlrBch, New York. ...... o ? - Picken s Ufen To Move Here. W. E. Mull of Plckens Bpent yes terday In tho city, making arrange ments to move hil.1 family to this city at an early date. Mr. Mull will como to Anderson to take charge or Llgon & Ledbotter's store at tho- Equinox mill and will open tho now store on September 1. He has neon in the mer cantile busincBB at Plckens for a numbor ot years and is a valuable man in this work. >c INDAY rUESDAY WEDNES Ir. Grogan is a won? tents, and will rende he usual run of higl REMEMBEl ( SPARKLETS * _ * I Mention Caught Over the * reeta of Anderson * Interesting Wedding Tonk Flare Yesterday. A wedding of interest throughout the state occurred In Anderson yester day morning at 11:15 when Miss Nol lie Ayecock Caughman wa? married to William D. Barnette. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. W. Speake, pastor of St. John's Metho dist church and took place at thc homo of the bridek' sister. Mrs. Wal ter S. Beaty. The bride is a daughter of Col. B. L. Caughman and was on a visit here to her sister. The groom 1B a member of a well known law firm tn Columble. Immediately following tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Barnetto lett for their honeymoon. -o New Band For North Anderson. Tho band concert to take place In North Anderson this- afternoon will ne moro largely attended than usual, owing to tbe fact that a new band has been secured and it Is probable that the people of the city will want to look them over. John Linley said last night that this band, which como? from Pelzer, wilt have 14 .in struments and that it ls said to be one of the best bands in thtB part of the country. The concert will begin at 4:30 o'clock and last until 6:30. Miss Frayser Likes Anderson. Miss Mary Frayser of the commun ity improvement work of Winthrop college ls spending a few days in An der ROU. 8ho a tat CR that her .visit' to Anderson is being made very pleas ant and l im likes tho town and tho people. Miss Frayser is accomplish ing a great deal of work, as are the tho other experts connected with this branch of the Winthrop college work. Their assistance has been found val uable In all parta ot South Carolina In the Improving ot tho mill villages and of the rural communities. New Officials Will Be Seated. The now city official!* for Anderson are to take their seats next Tuesday night at-8:30 o'clock instead ot on August 16 as had been announced. This chango ls said to have ?.. been mado on account of the fact that the BB9SBSBHH951 5DAY ierfut Blind Piano 1 r a different progra It-class pictures Will l9 the last series of IGth comea on Saturday ?ind many of those interested In thc meeting could not bc present on that date. It is understood that the selection of the police force and other city blllciaJU wHl tafee placo on Wednesday. Farmers Union Meets Tuesday. : ,The meeting of thc Anderson .county farmers union which is to take place next Tuesday morning is being await ed with considerable interest and it is said that thc attendance at this meeting will be considerably larger than for the last few meetings. At this meeting tho .union will discuss the probable eff jct ?. t the foreign war on the price of cotton and will also take up and discus other matters of ooooooooop o o OOO o o o O 0 KA SI. KY NEWS O 01 O OOOOOOOCGOOO?OOOOOO (l'rom Tho Progress) Tho Mau din school, two miles west Of this city, opened Mondav with fif ty four pupils. Miss Lucia Jones of this city in principal and Miss Alma Garrott of West Pclser, assistant. At a competitive examination held at Pickcns, Hoy Ellison of Easley, and a recent graduate of tho Eastey High Behool, was thc winner of tho Clem- ' son college scholarship from this county. Mrs. J. L. Dolt and children are on a visit to Mrs. Bolt's mother. Mrs.fEi* S. Poole of Anderfron this week v. Three cotton mills of this-city clos ed last v/eck for a weok In order to give tho operatives a mach needed ? rest. j Messrs. Keith Allgood and W. T. Watson, two proseprous farmers of, Anderson county, wore visitom to the city Saturday. A .flP' cow valued at $100, belonging to Mr V. D. Spearman died Monday mornii ?,. It is thought that sho was Buffering from Tabbies. Mrs. Labln Mauldin was stricken at. her home in this city with paralysis early Tuesday morning and has since boon in a very critical condition. Mr. J. Sloan Miller of this city has a couple of genuine ground hogs. They were caught near Salem in Oconeo county, by Mr. W. ,J)ftncan. Mr: Miller has a regular Noah's ark collec tion of animals and ' birds. He says that he intends to find out next Feb ruary whether or not the ground hogs aro weather experts as they, are claimed to be. - Mr. L. K. Couch has Just received nb O. I. C. stock bog from some point in Ohio. Thc hog, is registered a* "Cole Blouse II."' If ho holds true to Iiis ?amo wc should think ho would bo moro profitable as a racor than a breeder. Mr. A. L. Deam, a good farmer of Route 4, han our thanks for Borne very fine peaches of tho Burk vsriety which measured 10 inches in circumforance and weighed 2 1-4 poundB. Ho bas a fine orcahrd and lot af fruit. Next! Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hughes Brea seale of Temple, Texas, spent several days in the city last week with tho former's brother. Mr. William Ander son of this city. From hero they will visit Washington, Richmond and' rel atives In North Carolina. Wilson Bennion. All relatives connected with the late George Win on are requested to meet at the , old George Wilson place near Craytonville, Thursday, Aug. 13, for a great reunion. Every, relative of the connection ls urged to be pres ent and to bring a well filled bas ket. ? ooooooooooooooooooo o BAPTIST SEWS. o o o ooooooooooooooooooo O' (Baptist Courier.) The Saluda association electee Brother J. E. Breazeale, a lawyer ol' Anderson* moderator. After sitting under his authority for four, hours we concluded that he was a model moder- ' ator for a Baptist association. He knows the brotherhood, he knowe the Baptist usage, ho knows tho value of time and the meaning bf an prderof business; he knows parliamentary law and how to hldo that knowledge; ho knows that the moderator. ls for the chair and not for the Abor; and i he knows how to clotho firmness with , Christian courtesy. -'. j Rev. A. J. Anderson, pastor of the Baptist churches of Central and of the Mt. Tabor church In Anderson'bounty, 1 was In a meeting last, week pear Ware ? Shoals. Ho assisted Rev. W. A. La mar, the pastor of Harmony Church. , Harmony is a Methodist church and . these brethren came together for a ' union meeting. Pastor Anderson was 1 In our office on Saturday ot last week 1 and gave a goo'd account of .himself, i The meeting must have been-one of j great power. Something like seventy- j Ave or a hundred made profession of t faith and Pastor Andorson thinks that about forty will unit? with tho I churches. He begins a meeting on I tho second Sunday in AugustNwlth his i Mt. Tabor church. 1 ? ? ^ - i . , " ; itre vi ?H san ito p. rm oil several d|ffer ret" will be shown Mr. A. WISEMAN Buys all his Paints* Brushes^tc^ from Guest Paint Comp&ny W. Earle Street Thone 43 3 A NEW 8Y8TEBT In place ?f One Point for Shooting Tournament, Meets Will be Held at Fire Different Piuco?. (By Associated Press.) Washington, August 8.-Tho nation-' il rifle association matches will be conducted under a new -system th.s 'all. In plac? of a tournament at ono central point it has boen decided to livide the country into Ave ..divisions ind hold and N. R. A. matches in each llvision. The matches of the easiarn, known m division A, which Incition* Hr?inc. Slew Hampshire, Vermont, Massachu -.ot;? Bhode Island, ronno.-.? ?, * cv/ fork pennsylvania. New JorBoy, lJtl iwar.?. Maryland, Virginia, West-WT tinta and tho District of Columbia will bo hold at tho ' Sea Girt, N. J., range beginning.August 24. The matehcs ot tho southern divis ion, division -B. i?y*i?dftig North and South Carolina, lioorgia, -Kicrfda, Keu uPh.v, Tennesuutv Vacania and ssipp). IThere is a Faint, Varnish, Ena mel or Stain for every parp?se, ' and we have it. Free informal It . - J.,",'. ;* .' .' lion about painting at our store. Anderson Paint & Color Company. BSeeUey BUg. Phone 647 We will move about SepL lat to Wats on-Vandi vcr Building. wmsm&m MUSICAL ENTERTAINERS i eut kinds bf musical itv