The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-06-24
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LOCAL NEWS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1896.
There is an epidemic oithat tired feeling.

There is an epidemic oIthat tired feeling.
The good seasons continue and the crops
are just booming.
Miss Cora Clyde, of GreenYille, is in the
city visiting friends.
MI. J. W. Sproles, of Greenwood, wan
in the city yesterday.
Miss Cora Clyde. of Greenville, Is visit
ing friends in the city.
Mr.. S. l.. Carpenter is in Elberton,
&C.,, visiting his parents.
Gen. M. L. Bonham went to Honea
Path last week on business.
Professor John G. Clinkscsles, of Glenn.
son College, WAS in town Saturday.
Mr.. John Newton, of the Pendleton
section, was in town several days ago.
MI. G. Ernest Brown, of Birmingham,
Ala, is in the city spending a few days.
Miss Annie Reed, of Walhalla. is in the
city visiting the family OF Mr.. j. G. Riley.
Mr.. M. Kennedy Is erecting q house on
Bolton street, near MI. F. A. Spellman's.
Miss Mollie King. of Abbeville. is visit
ing her uncle, Dr.. w. j. King, of thia city,
Spring chickens are reasonable in price
now, and everybody can afford to eat
them.
Mr.. J.. T. Hunter, q prominent business
man OF PendletoD, was in the city last
week.
Mr. F. J. Pe!zer and family, of Charles.
ton, have gone to Pendleton to spend the
summer
A number of Anderson people attended
the commencement exercises at Due West
last week.
Mrs. E. T. Atkinson, of Chester, is spend
Ing q few days in the city the guest of Mrs
M. e. Reese.
Misses May Smith and Lou Franklin, OIL
Cokesbury, 8. o, are In the city visiting
Miss May Shumate.
Mr.. F. H. Wells, representing the
America Road Machine Company, YVES
in the city last week.
The streets were quite lively lest week
and the candidates for County offices got
in some good work.
W. A. Hudgena, of this County, has re-
turned home from Woford College To
spend his vacation.
Mr. G. T. Baker, of Lowndesville, was in
the city this morning and was o welcome
visitor to our Office.
DR.. M. L. Sharpe has returned to tbs
city after q visit to Townville- and other
sections of the County,
MI. J. G. Stribling. one of the leading
planters In upper Carolina, was In Ander.
son last week On business.
Miss Leila Moore. of Honea Path, who
has been visiting Miss Claudia Provost,
has returned to her home.
Mrs. 8. N. Creyton and ner son, Blair
Craytop, ofthls city, are visiting Mrs. W,
M. Cruikshank in Greenville.
Rev. G P. Watson, Of this city, will
preach in the new Methodist Church al
Starr next Sunday night ct $50 O'Clock.
A welcome rain visited Anderson Wed
nesday night which was general all over
the County, and came In ut a good time.
Rev. n. B FAINT, Of this city, preached
in the WalhallB Baptist church last Sun
day morning and evening to large congre'
cations.
Municipal politics are being talked o.
and the campaign will soon open. How
many candidates are in the field fol
IMayoi?
Mr.. T. g. Robinson, editor of the Pick.
n Journal, and candidate for State Su'
periDtendent of Education, was in the city
last week.
DR.. J. C. McFall, Of Danville, Va, is ir
the city visiting his mother and other rela
tives. His many old friends are pleased
to greet him.
Rsv. J.. A. Wilson will preach at Mt
Zion Church neIt Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend the service.
Misses Nancy Olivia Duckett and Rent
among the recent graduates at the Green
vile Female College.
A match game of base ball was playedir
the city Monday afternoon between An
derson and Bolton teams. The score wa
8 to S in favor of Bolton.
Congressman Lstimer, Of Bolton, re
turned from Washington last week ant
was in the city last Friday. He is AGAR
In the race for Congress.
Married. on Saturday. June 20. 1926, b!
J NJ. Broyles. Notary Public, and at hi
residence, Mr. D. Coley and Miss Kat
Boggs, both of Pendleton Township.
c. F. Jones & Co. are candidates, not 70
political honors, but for your trace. Thei
new advertisement this week tells abou
the bargains they are Offering in shoes.
Cadet W. G. King has received his Ger
ti6cata 10 the business department O
Patrick Military Iustitute and has return
cd to his former position with G s. Minor
Mrs. n. A. Dean. accompanied be
mother, Mrs. w. G Smith, on her return
home to Columbia last week and will
spend q few days visiting In the Capito
City.
Mira. James A. EoYt. of Greenville, Is ii
Anderson visiting relatives. Her man,
friends are delighted to greet her, and tt
know that her health has greatly i'm
proved.
DR.. W. e. A. Wyman, the popular vet
Urinary surgeon Of Clemson College, viii
soon csase to be q bachelor. The even
will take place in New York the latte
part Of July.
The Evening Post, of Charleston, offer
prizes au"unliug 70 500 for short storie
by S ,uth Carolina writer's. Here is a goot
opportunity for some Anderson Count,
hoy or girl.
Miss Ethel n. Nance, Of this city, ha
kindly remembered us with an Invitation
to attend the commencement exercises o
the Bloom'burg pa Normal School OF
Wednesday, July lst.
Married, at the residence Of the BRIDE
father. on Factory Hill, on Tuesday eve
ming, At $50 O'Clock, by j.. c. G. Feather
atom, M4gistrate. Mr.. George Gibson ant
Miss Carrie Sutherland.
In their new advertisement this weei
Lesser & Co. announce a big reduction il
prices on summer goods. They have
large stock and will be delighted to hav'
you call on them. Read their advertise
ment carefully.
The Columbia State ofthe 21st inst. says
'Miss Louise Humphreys, q charming
young lady of Anderson, aud one who bal
made numerous friends during her sta.
with Miss 81 Jnlip, Wa1ker rnturnef