The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22
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y Measlee and mumps are still preva-
lsnt in this sectien.
< A. g. Fprman. of Greenville, spent
Sunday in Anderson.
Some OF our farmers are complaining
OF having poor stand of cotton
Solicitor Boggs, of Pickens. was in
( the city laa. Saturday Saturday 0a q business
trip.
Chief Of Police Dillingham; spent
last Sunday in Spartanburg visiting
relatives.
Mt. 2 1pssa.1ssl, of Due Wesr, is in the
city visiting the family of her son, Jas.
IT,. Pearson.
Miss Julia Campbell went to Green
wood last week to spend few days
with friends. Z
w. H. Wheat, formerly of Cowpens,
has accepted o position with the Orr
Cotton Mills.
Do not fail to read the new adver-
tisement of tho Evans Pharmacy in
another column.
Chickens, eggs and other country
produce meet with ready aala In the
city at fair prices.
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Col. j. a.. Heyt, Of the Greenville
Moantaineer, was in the city Monday
and gave us call.
Rev. B. NJ. Anderson Of Clemson, has
been elected rector Of Grace Episcopal
Church in this city.
Miss Lucy Brown. who has been Wis
iting her sister in Edgefeld, has re-
turned to Anderson.
Harris Todd, OF Columb bia, came up
last week on short visit to his mother
and other relatives.
+ Julius G. Smith, one of Greeuville's.
Elost excellent citizens, has been spend
ing few days in hecity.
Anderson County will be very well
represented at the Confederate Re-
union in Memphis next week.
Passenger business on the railroads
is increasing perceptible, indicating
that Summer travel has set in.
w. NJ. Hagood, accompanied by his
wife, Of Easley, has been spending q
few days in the city with friends.
Miss Eva Cunningham, of Aexico, is
In the city visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Saliie Cunningham, and other relatives.
Chiquola Lodge. Knights Of Pythias,
at its last meeting contributed @25 to
the suffering knights in Jacksonville.
Fla.
The first installment of the County
Treasurer's report is published this
week. Is will be concluded next
week. e. &
County Auditor Boleman is one of
the busiest men hereabonts. preparing
the tax books for. the next collection Of
taxes.
j. Stuart Land, of Columbia, spent
several days in Anderson Inst week
and was warmly greeted by his old
friends .e: .,.
a.. Ho.z..ssnd; 64 Seneca, spent
Monday and Tuesday in town, and on
tine latter day moved his family to.
Seneca.
Miss Nina Burriss, who has been at
tending Limestone College at Gafney,
g.. q. has returned home to spend the
Summer vacation.
The editor lis too continually busy to
go to picnics, bat sincerely thanks his
friends sfor courteous invitations to
make merry with them.
There will be q called meeting of the
Hook and Ladder Fire Company to-
night at $3.50 o'clock. Very important
business will come before the Company. )
"A nninn meeting Sf Che Presbyterian,
Baptist and Methodist congregations
Of Che city will be held at. Che Sc. John
Methodist Church next Sunday -hight.
s We; are having delightfully."- cool
nights. but twill not be long before
the sun will warm up things sufficient
" inthe day to mako swimming popn-.
lar. y. Us S.. 81 Is. Il.
+ Mr.: and Mrs. j d. Maxwell, Jr.. of
Anderson, are stopping at Hotel Union.
Mr. Maxwell isy to be chief electrician
at Bnffalo Cotton Mills. Union Pro-
gress. s.s sysfsS,.
"A few bales OF cotton are seen on the
streets every week. and we are told
that some farmers are still holding o
portion OF their crop for q higher
price. ~
Nobody can complain now of the
lack of rain. We have had abundance
vs 4 it it since last Saturday night, and all
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