The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-09-18
IOc News.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. lS. 1901

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Summer is lingering in the LAP of
Fall.
Dwelling houses are in demand in
Anderson.
lfyou contemplate buying pair of
shoes, read the new advertisement of
McCully Broe.
r. s. McCully has gone to Alabama.
where he will spend tho fall season
buying cotton.
j. L. Hembree offers a fine tract Of
land near the city for sale. See his
advertisement.
Miss Eileen Jones has gone to lynch
burg, Va, to resume her studies in the
Randolph Macon College.
misses Eunice and Lois Hill have
gone to Baltimore to attend the Wo-
mans College of Baltimore.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain, L.
r. smiths excursion carried large
crowd to Atlanta yesterday.
r. T. Jaynes, Esq, offers fine tract
of land in Oconee County for sale. See
advertisement in another column.
J. P. Cary, Esq, one of Pickens' most
popular lawyers, spent last Friday in
Anderson on professional business. i
We regret to learn that our vener-
able friend, Maj. G.. w. Anderson, of
Williamson, continues seriously ill.
There will be school picnic at Mt.
Springs next Saturday, 21st inst.
Everybody is cordially i'm gited to at
tend.
julius H. We'll g. Co. are offering a
fine lot of books at popular prices.
Their advertisements will tell you about
them.
Mrs. T. c. Ligon, of Columbia, ar
rived in the city last week to spend a
few days with relatives and her many
friends.
Mrs. Margaret Van Wyck, ofAtlan-
ia, has been spending few days in the
city. her old home, visiting her son and
other relatives.
]. H. Pullen, of Fair Play, who has
been buying cotton for several seasons
at Eutaw, Ala, will spend this season
in Spartanburg.
Osborne e. Pearson are ready for the
fall business, and their advertisement
will tell you of the many bargains they
have in store for you.
c. III. Ragsdale, of Honea Path, has
bought farm in the Crow Creek Sec
tion and will move his family here
shortly.-Pickens Journal.
In their advertisement this week the
G. F. Jones Co. announce that they are
ready for the fall trade and are receiv-
ing daily a very large stock of goods.
The Court of General Sessions con-
venes next Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. Jurors and witnesses shonld
be on hand promptly when their names
are called.
Rev. s. G. Todd will begin series
of meetings in Williamson next Fri
day, Goth inst.s to which everybody is
Invited. The meetings will be held in
large tent.
The members of the Anderson Rifles
are happy. They have received their
uniforms and guns from the Adjutant
General, and will soon be ready for
dress parade.
How to encourage end keep the boys
on the far1na Take them off Of it oc-
casionaly for recreation and sight.see-
Ing, where such opportunities as the
next annual State Fair will afford.
Chiquola Lodge, knights Of Py thias.
will hold it's regular convention tomor-
row CThursday) evening. All the mem
bers are urged to attend, as there are
several candidates for the first rank.
FlOra, daughter oe r. E. Stewart.
died at her home in Millville last Fri
day, after brief illpess, aged sasstteo1i
saonths. The little body was inferred
in Silver Brook Cemetery Saturday
morning.
r. A. Ford, Esq, of Washington, d.
c., has been spending a few days inthe
city as the guest of his old friend, Capt.
II. II. Watkins. Mr.. Ford forrlerlyre--
sided in Greenyille but is now prac-.
ticing law in Washington.
Miss Meta Sullivan has for q guest
her beautiful cousin. Miss jamie Snl!:-
van, of Wiiiiamston, who will spend
several weeks in our city. Miss Sulli-
van is one of the most charming girls
OF her section.--Lauren Ne,rs,
Prof. w. Henry Milford will conduct,
"a song service in the Townville Baptist
Church next Sunday afternoon, 2end
inst, beginning at O'clock p. M.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend and carry their song books with
them.
Nv T. r..