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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-10

/ win probably take place in the near fu-
9ture. as her fianee Is now on his way
home from Manila.
Miss Maggie Dawson may leave for the
States on the steamship China for the
benefit of her health.
%1&&
Mr.. j. II, Coney, who has been in Ho-
noluiu for week or ten days, went back
to Kauai by the last w. G. Hall.
&&%
Hale and Ashford Austin, sons of Audi
tor Austin came down from the rainy
civ on the last Kinau. They have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Scott
on Hawaii.
Mr.. A. w. Carter was an arrival in
town on Saturdays island steamer.
1888
Mr.. and Mrs T. Give Davies, after
trip to Hilo and the volcano, came nome
On the Kinau OF the 3rd.
1888
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamburg are expected
back from their German trip in the near
f,,,,re Mrs Hamburg has entirely re-
covered her health.
Mrs. ]. g. Walker has returned from
Man, where she has been chaperonins
a house party at her fathers ranch.
&SS
Among the island boys VINO are 10 ~
East to resume their collegiate courses
is Mr.. Albert Along.
1888
Miss Greenwell of Hawaii has come 10
Honolulu to take course WIN pii'a.e
teachers While here she VIII MAKE heI
homo with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roepke, on
Kewalo street
Mrs ]. s. McGrew, whose health mas
M, haen of the best of late, mas gone
70 the volcano to recuperate LOT con
ME ~ weeks Mrs. McGrew was accom-
nanied nv her niece, Miss Maude Gillette
I&1 J..
Recent letters tell OF the sa1e arrise, al
Germany of the Mist family. ihey
lite enthusiastically of the pleasures
of the journey, save 1or .he So o, loot
In New York, where the heat was mos'
intense.
Mira Porter Boyd is being given
warm welcome home by her MANY
friends.
,,isa Jane Munson, daughter OF MIS-
Mason CoIburn, Of Manchester Sei'1 D
Vermont. was married to Charles n:
$1,000 of Honolulu, on the 18th OF
July.
Mrs Henry Castle and little oaus me-
y6aua returned to Honolulu, after having
been away for many months.
.xx@
Mr. and Mrs. John Ena were allions .
The incoming passengers from the eo'''
early IN the week.
Mrs Haalelea,. who has oeen III
S,ranc,sco for the last year, mas retui Aoo
IN Honolulu much improved IN hehis"
.%%4
Mrs J. A. Magoon and chlidren
hack from their San Francisco visit
y y y
dany friends are giving coIoiai
,o,,a IN CAPTAIN Merry, u ). N.
1888
Mo = Pond, wife of Captain fono
rs N. has returned from the Coast.
sxkx%
Mr. M. M. Scott, who made a shor. III
90 o. FRANCISCO during the month o.
T,,n was an incoming passenger by th'
Sierra
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Widemann went =
Hawaii on Tuesday.
Mr. Allan Herbert returned ,lon
Eranciaco during the week ana IS uo.
icrled at his Kalihi place. MIS- i1''
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the barber Thursday evening, and
friends all day yesterday were passing
him on the street even as they would
pass a stranger. In most cases it re-
CURED a hearty slap on the back and
tie observation that it was very
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touching" to bring the friends of the
genial fruit dealer to recognition. and
the assurance of his identity. Mr.. Cam
arinos explains that the sacrifice of his
handsome hirsute ornament was made
! on account Of his approaching mar
rage
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THERAA4Nn,~, ..

THE Hawaiian Band will render the
following concert program at En-
ma Square this afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock:
Overture, 1.-The Armorer' .Lortzing
March, The Tale of the Kangaroo
tneW) ...-................... Luders
Gavotte. Circus" Fliege
March, THE Invincible Eagle"
the"' :. SouSa
Selection. 1.-TWO Hostile Brothers"
March. Ma Blushin' Rosie" (new)
=. '.-.'.'- .otTofnpeFS
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The band will play at the Capitol
grounds tomorrow after noon at 3
o'clock. as follows:
PART T.
THE Old Hundrd"
Festal March, Schiller" 49,. Meyerbeer
Overture, THE Doll of Nuremberg
(new) Adam
Fantasia, "Epithalame" (new). Came
Suite. "Mascarade" ....... Sullivan
PART II.
"Reminiscences of Verdi 49, Godfrey
Ballad, Don't be Cross" ..... ZelIer
Gavotte, Dawn of Love- 49,. Tobani
Overture, Tampa" ........ Herold
The Star Spangled Banner"
=
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Very Touching.
Demetrius G. Camarinos has had a
close shave. His whiskers were lost to
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Reciprocal Devotion.

He - Mrs. Cashlcy has all the
money yet she and her husband seem
TO be perfectly in harmony"
She-"They are, too. He's watching
all the time to get chance TO spend
her money, and she's watching him all
the time to keep him from It," Detroit
Free Press.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
All HIs Fault, Of Course.

Mr., Grumpps - THE genllcwoman
says n woman should make herself MS
attractive to her husband after mar
rlage as she did before
Mrs. Grumpps-"IIa! My father al.
ways gave me plenty Of money TO
make myself attractive with. You
don STRAY Stories.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
A Hot Time Ahend For Him,

~ want you to try to like me- she
said, addressing the motherless child,
"for l am going to take your mothers
place i am gong to be your new
mamma"
How can you be new," the limo.
cent one asked, with so much gray
hair and so many wrinkles?'-Chlcaso
Times.Herald.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
THE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD BY THE
FUNNY Men OF THE PRESS.

Theory and PrnctlCe--Cause aud En'ect--
Values - Necessary Apology = Engage.
ment Condolences - Fality of AKloIns
--"Praoticai" Art, Etc, Etc.
Tis by the things that make US tired
That We are chiefly best,
For II ,twere not for these we ne'er
Should know the bliss Of rest,
These lines the poet wrote and sold
Then quickly as he could
, ANA with the coin thus got he hired
A man TO saw his wood,
Detroit Journal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
They Agreed.

"AIr Carnegie is the greatest and
most sensible philanthroplst the world
ever knew"
IL agree with you, sir. And now
may ask your business?'
II am bookseller, And you"
Il am maker of hardwood book
shelving. ."--Cleveland plaindcaler.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Inconsistency Somewhere.

She-"Hou say girls are always in
hurry to get married."
He Yes; that's precisely what
say
She-"And yet you claim they are
always late when 1t comes to the we'd
ling, g,"-Yonkers Statesman.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Most MIsn,nhln of Mon.

"The saddest, most bllghted.lre case
I ever knew" said the Major was
that of man who received a life pass
over n new railroad"
How was that?" asked the Colonel.
"Why, the pass was issued before
there was rail laid-and then the
road was never built. He has felt
swlndled ever since.' - indianapolis
Press.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02

$50 long as can make the songs of
q nation, | care not who may make its
laws remarked the man of trite utter
ances.
Great Scottw exclaimed the man
who wlelds an axe, you don't mean
to tell me you wish you were the poet
Observation-Disclosures Star.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Worse Ilemnlns BehInd.

"Is there anything more nonsenslcal
than your poetry" asked the very
candid friend.
"Oh, yes" responded the great mag.
NzInc editor, 1--WE are going to publish
love letters Of famous men. n."-ChicNgo
NeMS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Wprnoilcnln Art.

Crltlc-"Not bad stretch Of land
Scopc, but haven't you laid out more
than enough of It In watcrY'
Artist-"Not bit Of It, The picture
Is for Il client who made his money In
stock'watcring operations" -- Boston
Transcript
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02

"rcmmy,' exclaimed mamma "I'm
surprised at you You should always
strive TO set your brother a good exam
pie"
"Aw what for?' retowcd Tommy;
"he's too small kid to know any.
hing about 'rlthmctlc," "--Phladelphia
Press.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Frnllty of AxIons.

"Constancy Of purpose Is one potent
factor H. success"
"Oh, | don't know; I've often nc.
complshed big things by merely
changing my mind" "-- Detroit Free
Press
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Values.

Gahb-"fhero goes q man who Is
worth q nlllllCn,'
Numskull-"Not TO me, What makes
him so yoluablc|- Columbus (OhIo)
State Journal.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02

He-"And so you refuse me?'
Shc-"I do"
He-"Then, proud beauty, know the
truth. l am the inventor Of n success.
ful dlsh-washing machine. Only one
will ever be made, and the woman who
marries me will have it. All, hat
Farewell!--New York Weekly.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02

YOU trust me thoroughly, don't
YOU, Ethcli'
"Of course, Edgar; but, tell mo, arc
the installmenls on this diamond ring
all paid olf|'-Chlcago Record.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02

Tcoclcr-"Littlc boys viii be pun.
lslcd II they tell lies
Small Boy-"Not II they don't git
kctchcd, Detroit Free Press.
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-05-02
Necessary Apology,

Necessary Apology.
llc-'Newlywed Is always talking
about his wlfes money"
She-"rhats very strange"
llc-"Not so very You just ought
to see her,"-SmNrt Set
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THE ANDERSON INTELLTGENCER.
BolelIlaM News.

w. have: had i,irni, OF rain for the
last fcw days. II the farmers don't
look ont they will get as far behind
with their work this Spring as last
Spring.
The young folks OF this community
had the pleasure vt attending birth
day party ut he residence OF Mr.. James
!. Barton, ut BrOylcs, recently About
ten O'Clock we were invited into the
dining room where we were served re-
ficshnlchts and then We returned to
ne parlor. where W" played gamts un-
III the clock tinGcd twelve, when wc
bid each other farewell. We extend to
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton onr sincere
thanks.
We also bad The pleasure Of attend
ing Hr"glaplir;,l party 1T Mr. Edlrn
tIOn'is last "Wednesday night, which
wI- fine.
Th" angci of Death visited the home
81 Mr.. Monror Simmons on The 22ud
n't. and took oiii OF hat home ii loving
wife aud mother. Sic had been sick
f"I quite awhile with that fatal disease,
consumption. She was member of
the Double Springs Baptist Church,
where her remains were laid to rest
the following day. The funcla, SER
vices were conducted by her pastor,
n":.. ": ". ;.-aiicls. She leaves Il
husband and six children. who deeply
pathy of the community
Miss l'ollic lIartOn, Of I'royles, visit
cd relatives III our burg last Saturday
and Sunday
MIR. Frank White, of Grccnvillc, was
i'll our burg last Thursday
Mrs. &. T.. Shelton and her four SONS,
OF Augusta. Ga, visited friends and re-
lativcs i'll this community recently.
Last week quite number Of our
people visited the Carnival, which was
very good.
out riding last Sunday.
Miss Pauline Barton. one of our
most charming young ladies. spent q
few days in Anderson last week.
MIR: Bob Price has purchased him n
Now buggy. Watch out, girls, some of
you will get ride.
Mr.. l.. O. Bradbcrry. our clever
merchant, is doing fi0urishing bust
HESS t'iGS0 days. VIOLET.
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Tho reputation Of Sullivan Hdw. Co. .'s
Imperi'l Disc tIarr,ws Is Eecc ming
widely estabiis ed. The continually in
creasing sales o. thsse IIarrowa Is a mat
ter of great satisfaction and pleasure to
them.
Numerous $50 called" improvements
have from time to time been made on
.iia old original Brooks Cotton Planters,
All such so-called improvements have
proven but hort-livsd failures and to-
day there Is no implement on tho market
that will distribute the seed AZ perfectly
or that can be as easily manipulated as
the old original Book 8 Planter. great
many of the Planters ON the market are
but half-msdc, Of very p,or material; but
Sullivan IIdw. Co. have Planter thor
oughly we'll made, of the very best ma
terial, with heavy-wrought iron strap
securely bolted around the box of each
Planter.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumb done on short notice
by Osborne & Osborne.
We offer this week hundreds Of pairs
of Sample Shoes at prices to please. Come
quick while we have your number. Pri-
ces on these Shoes too cheap to quote.
Vandiver Bros.
fyon want a good Shot Gun, Rifle or
Pistol, try Brock Bros, as they have a
large assortment and their prices are
right.
Buy your Loaded Shells, Shot, Powder
anr Caps and Dynamite and Fuse at
Brock Bros, aud you will always find
the prices right
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers for SALE
Large and small Palms specially. Mrs.
j. F. Clip pkscales, 242 North Main st.
Money to loan Oh frat mortgage Of real
property. Apply to Tribble & Prince,
Attorneys.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne g.
Osborne.
II you have n Mirror you want Re-
Siiverod, or want Mirror made TO fit or
replace the old broken one, 500 Il w.
SPEER. He will make or repair nil sizes
at reasonable prices. 33-13
Johbers prices on "Schapps," "Early
Bird" and "Blue Jay" Tobacons. Low
ost prices on Flour, Coffae. Corn, Bacon,
and heavy Groceries. Fandiver Bros.
fyou want to make your wife smile,
buy and give her II pair OF Brock Bros.
guaranteed Scissors or Shears.
w. ii. Shearer Surveyor, You will
fiud me Mt Dean & Rat'iffe's. Long dis
tanco Phone at my residence.
This is our greatest year. We are
proud OF our record. and are striving by
every honest means to win You for cua
toner. Give IA a trial If you have never
dono 50 before. Vandiver Bros.
Twenty. five Dollars will buy fairly
good square practice Piano at the q. A.
Reel Music House. They are intrinsi-
c,liy worth double that amount.
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Pendlet0n News.

The Presbyterian congregation have
elected and call"d Rev Mr. Strickland,
of Clinton, S. :, who h; 3 been preach
ing for them Jr several months. We
suppose he will be installed pastor and
move his family to our town. Wc give
Camp Tallie Simpson, No. 1905, met
Saturday, tho 9th, and elected delegates
to the Memphis and State Reunion.
Delegates to Memphis. j. G.. Stribling
and WI Martin and Samuel McCrary;
Sponsor, Miss Maymie Davant; vaids
of Honor, Miss Lila Stribling and Miss
Annie B. Simpson. State delegates, j.
w. Simpson, II. L. Sloan and w. Nj.
Gibson; Sponsor. Miss Eloisc Sloan;
son and Miss Jennie Simpson.
TELL TALE.
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Midway Items.

Sunday dawncd bright and clear, u
typical Easter. truly cmblcmatic of our
risen Saviour.
The young people were pleasantly
entertained ut an Easter egg hunt.
given Mt tho home Of Mr. William Van
diver, on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Vernon Watson and little son,
Fred, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents. She was accom-
will spend thu week with relatives.
Mrs. Augustus Thompson. formerly
Miss Minnie Anderson, delighted tho
members of our Sunday School by her
presence on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. William Nnndivcr is having
some work done on his residence by
our two efficient young architects,
Mcssrs. James Reuben Eandivcr and
Van Buren, Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Ounce Hammond havo
been on Il visit to Grecnville to SEQ
their daughter. Miss Ruby, who is a
student of the Chicora College.
Our young people were pleasantly
homo Of Mr.. William Kay on Wedncs-
day evening last.
MIR. and Mrs. William Maddox have
been visiting relatives in Mohawk.
Miss Sallio Vandivcr is spending the
week in Pcndleton with her sister,
Mrs. Vernon Watson.
Miss Rossic Kay is spending awhile
with relatives in the Fork Her many
friends wish her n speedy return.
MIR. Henry Broome and children
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
sister law, Mrs. William Vandivcr.
Our farmers are truly delighted to
welcome the beautiful sunshiny days,
although they have borne the gloomy
prospects bravcly and checrfnlly.
WE TIJREg
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Letter to Mr.. 0. D. Anderson, Anderson
s. {.

IDEAE SIR: Looks suspicious any
offer of Something for nothing" does,
unless made by an eminently response
bio house, and with proper explana-
tions. We offer you Free Paint" for
your house. because it helps us to
establish an agency at your place.
Any Mercantile Agency or Bank will
tell you that our rating is "BIG," and
our Credit "IIIGIIEST."
1t yOil or any other house owner in
tends painting this Spring, sends us
dimensions of house, and number of
coats Of paint required. and we will
send some tasty color combinations,
and advise as to tho number Of gallons
we'll ship you "for nothing"
1t il conceded by all makers that we
are tho largest manufacturers of Pre-
pared Paint in the L. s.; dcscrvehly
40. rs l.. Il NJ. is the only PURE PAINT
that stands the addition of much Lin
seed Oil-cOvers better; lasts longer,
ana costs less than pure white lead.
Giaa to hear from you.
Respectfully yours,
IONGMAN g. MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
20. Pearl St., New York City.
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TO MERCHANTS.

We will conduct q General Commits
sion Business, selling direct from the
largest Mills and Factories to Mer-
chants only, saving the middle mans
profits. The Mills and Factories we
represent offer great Inducements to
cash buyers.
Our Clothing is manufactured in Gin
cinDati-"Superb Brand" We can fit
any size boy or man from 8 years to q
size so. Our Hats are Baltimore made
mono better sold. Our Shoes are from
Boston, where our Southern wholesale
houses buy-the greatest Shoe market
in tho world.
Our Pants, Jeans, Cassimeres, Over
nlls. etc, are made by tho Cleveland
WOOlen Mills, direct from the raw ma
terial. We can snvo merchants th.
middle mans profits and agents COM
mission on this limo.
Sheetings. Shirtings. Checks, Cot
tonades, Hosiery, ETC., direct from our
Southern mills.
Office and Sample Room over p. o.
We invite all our merchant friends
To call. or write us for Samples.
Respectfully.
a. a. E. E. 9Gnna eArna. WEBB 81 CATER.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY, APRlL 10, 1901
Bellon Items.

Tuesday. April 9th, at a.30 p. m, the
marriage of Miss Jessie Gccr and MI
John Clifton Green, was soicmnizcd in
the baptist Church. Though 10 effort
w.i. made for display, but rather tho
contrary WAS the desire and intention
Of The bridal party, yet everything con
.ibEtcd to make the marriage as beau
iilul as it WAS simple and sweet ia il
perfect arrangement. 10 the strain.
Of Alcnlclssnlin's wedding march.
beautifully rendered by Mlc. ". a.
Clement, the bridal party entered IA
the following order l'ir>i cam tli;.
nshcrS, Mcssrs. G.. W. Rice and iny Il
Miss idclic Rice with M H:.ul i;nlr,
of Andcrs III. Miss lAwnrc Sutherland
with Mr.. Fred w. Cox, Of I,,ncy Creek 4,
Miss Maggie Clinl,sc.ilrs with Mr. w.
H. IriDbic, of Anderson. Miss Rctta
Brcazcalc with Mr.. Win Cobb. Miss
Bessie Gary, Of Grccnvillc, with Mr..
Milard Grubhs, Of lIonca Path. The
lovely maid of honor, Miss Icta Gccr,
sister Of the bride, preceded the b:dc
and groom to the altar, where y semi
circle was formed, in the center Of
which the bride and groom stood facing
the officiating clergyman during the
ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. w. II. Tate. "Thc Morning
Prayer" was softly rendered on the
organ. The bride is tho eldest tlaugh-
ter of Mrs Alice Gccr, and il; lady of
many lovablc traits of charac ter, while
Mr.. Green is a noble young man, Il son
Of MIR. John Il. Green, one Of Anderson
COunty's most prosperous planters.
Prof. Mn,i Mrs. is. j.: t:enr, OF Gvuoii-
vile, arc visiting tho family of MIR. j.
II. Rice.
Miss Addic Tathcm, of Greenwood,
is visiting the family of II. A. Lewis.
DR.. II. T.. Stokes has moved his stock
of drugs to the store formerly occupied
by j. II. Woodsidc, near the cotton
mill.
Miss Sadie IIaynic is visiting her
aunt, Miss Mary lInynic.
The Fratcrnal organization, the
Woodmcn OF the World, have recently
erected handsome monument at the
grave Of j. Charles Ackrr, of which
order he was Il prominent member.
Sunday, April 9lst, has been set apart
Tor the unveilng of the monument.
Gen. NJ. J.. Bonlam, Of Anderson, will
be the orator OF the day. Efforts arc
being made to secure Il one fare rate
from points between Grccnvlllc, Wal
t,,l 4
will take place ut 1850 o'clock. The
public and especially I'LL Woodmcn are
cordially invited. G..
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Aaron Items.

The health Of this community is very
good.
Our people were very much excited
over the Carnival and high diver in
Anderson last week.
The rainy weather is causing great
throw back with the farmers.
We arc glad to SEQ the small grain
crops looking 30 well.
Mr. Baker Gontry is ut home now for
q few days. lie has been suffering
with vaccinated arm.
Mr.. T. w. Rice. of Cannon, Ga, Wis
tied In this section recently.
A Sunday school has been organized
at Trinity Church, to be held in the af-
ternoon, with Mr.. Cromer as Superin-
tendent. We wish them much sue
cess.
Aaron's merchants, Mr.. Tom King
and jolly Bros, are doing thriving
business. OBSERVER.
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Denver Dots.

After the dclugc Of rain that fell last
week, it was hardly expected that the
soil weuld do to plough 80 soon, bnt;wc
hcar to-day {the 0th) the gee haw
of the pl0w boy OH almost every side.
And rs he whistles merrily going to and
from his work, and even while at it,
we conclude he is happy.
There is q pleasure in breathing the
pure air, smelling the fresh turned
soil, hcn ring the birds sing, and seeing
tho trees and flowers budding and put
ting forth green leaves, that exhilcratcs
the spirit and makes ono feel like sing
ing.
The heavy rains broke over terrace S
and washed the lands badly, So that
farmers have much work to do ov. the
second time that had been we'll done
once. But with brave hearts and will
ing hands they arc going ahead, and
in month from now, if the weather is
favorable, will hardly realize TINT they
lost two weeks work by tho rains, to
say nothing of tho extra work it caused
them to do. Tho scarcity of farm
hands will help in n measure to control
the cotton acreage, SO it may prove a
blessing in disguise after all. The
wheat and oat fields arc looking fine,
and it is gratifying to know that tho
acreage devoted to those crops have
been largely increased. Tho corn crop
on uplands has mostly been planted and
tho land for it more highly fcrtilizcd
than usual.
Many Denvcritcs visited Anderson
last week and saw the Carnival. Many
opinions arccNprcsscd aboutit, varying
between good, bad and Indifferent.
Cadet VIII. Garrison came in from
Clemson Friday for short stay at
home.
Mr.. w. ID. Garrison spent Il few days
last week with relatives at Walhalla.
Miss Hattie McWhorter will com
mcnce her school at Autun next week.
Mrs. Sallic Whittcn, of Marietta. Ga.
is visiting relatives in this section.
lNCOGElTA.
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l.oWrdes,ii!c Locals.

DR.. Dixon, Il dentist Of AhbcviIlc,
was here several days las. week doing
dental work.
Dr. L. O. kirkpatrick went To An
dcrson on business for Il day or two.
Mrs. B. G. Kay went to Anderson OH
= shopping trip Wednesday
Miss I.unicr Calhoun, who has Il
school Il. Ll'inrr spent several days
OF Ia. vr.k with Miss Annie Liddcll.
Mr.. John Ne. nll.i, wlio is attending
The Wohnrd College Fitting School.
came hrr:r Friday hight, spent Easter
with his parents. M;. and Mrs. |. IL.
Mrtal.a. and returned t" Spauanburg
Mondas morning.
i.iiI" Mis-, Ida Alien gave PARTY.
saturday Afternoon To her lille giil
iilnl> III honor of h.r ninth birthday.
Nh. T.. j. IIucl:,k,r made II business
tlip 10 Anderson the first OF the week {.
Mr.. !'omi !:ashim, "f Aloii.iiisviIiv,
wOrSliippci ~ the Methodist Church
in the forenoon and the Bnptist in the
afternoon Sunday.
'ilr Hcv. Peter Stokes, vino was pas
tor Of the Methodist Church here until
this year and is now stationed ut Pied
mont, came down Monday afternoon
and will be here several days. He is
stopping with Mr.. JAS. +. Latimer.
We are requested to announce that
Mr.. j. i. Marion. .Jr., will preach in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath,
April l4th. MCDAvID IIORTON.
April g. 1901.