The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-23
Local News,
Wednesday, APRIL, 23. 1902

the city yesterday. ' "s's = -
y. IL. Earle, Esq. editor of the Oconef
NeMs' was IN the city Monday.
MISS Helen Baker has gone To G;ch.
"onu' va, to spend o few weeks.
florida beans, peas and cahhaoe
market. sppe". anoo Oh oui
me small grain crops have made
sTeaglmprovements in some ssctions nj
the County. '''ono "
Mrs: Frank Mayes, aocompanied nv
miss Edna Earle, is visiting relatives
Mrs, j. W.. Bowden haa returned Ia
tuo Ci!y from visit to relatives in
washington d. c. -
cine Inc candidates for offices in this
selves known to the people.
G. E. Harbin, OF this Corntv Loft 10 :.
Friday tor Sherman, Texas. where Ss he
VIII mak3 bis future home.
We are authorized to announc., that
tne pubiic schools Of Roek Mills Town.
snip VIII Close on Friday, May end.
y. y. Milford, one Of Honea Path,s
most progressive citizens, was in the
CITY yesterday and gave us pleasant
Ihe work Of erecting new buildings
and remodeling and otherwise inlprov-
lng others shows no abatement in this
Up to the 1st inst. County Treasnrer
Payne had written 11,003 tax receints.
gain of 156 over the receipts of last
year.
The prudent farmer will increase
MS watermelon patch this season:
he remembers that it is CAMPAIGN
year.
You have just one more week in
Wnlch to pay your road tax to
County Treasurer Payne. Attend to it
at once.
E. G. McAdams, a successful young
attorney of Anderson, was in Pickens
Pickens Journal.
Hon. b: L. lCaughman, of Saluda
County, who .is q candidate for Rail-
road COMMISSIONER, has been spending
few days in the city.
Our young friend, Furman Keye. son
or WV Keys, of Greenville, has ac-
cepted the position of head clerk at the
Hotel Chiquola in this city.
The soda fountains and ice cream
parlors of our druggists have been mt
IN good order and they are now ready
for You and your best girl.
Local business men say that NOT
withstandlng the alleged greater scar.
city or money, trade is evey bit as good
as during the same season last year.
The Democratic Clubs of the County
will meet next Saturday, Goth inst. for
the purpose of reorganizing. Everv
democrat should attend his Club meet
ing.
The members of the Dixie Chapter.
daughters of the Codfederacy, will
give the extravaganza, "Puss in BOots''
at the Opera House next Friday even
ing.
More than one hundred persons have
gone from Anderson to the Reunion of
the Veterans at Dallas, Texas, and to
visit relatives in other sections of
Texas.
(, Our young friend, Charlie Willing
ham, of Belton, has gone to Macon.
Ga., to resume his studies in the bust.
ness college in that city. We wish him
much success.
"A few mornings ago negro girl,
living in the southeastern suburbs of
the city, was found dead in her bed.
She had been in feeble health for
ScS6Idl uOQCuS.
We acknowledge receipt of an invi
tatlon to the sixth annual convention of
the Southern Cotton Spinners' Associa-
ton to be held in Charleston, S. c., on
May oth and 9th.
The railroads will offer reduced rates
to ColTmbia for the occasion of the
meeting OF the State Convention on
May 21st. The fare will be $685. from
Anderson for the round trip.
= There will be preaching at Welcome
6aptlst Church, miles north of the
city, next Sunday. at II O'clock a. m.
Inc friends of the congregation are
invited to attend the services.
/, Gen: NJ. l.. Bonham, Grand Chancel-
lor OF the Grand Lodge, knights of
+ Pythlas, IN this State, is making an Of
nclal visit to number Lodges in the
Married, on Thursday April II, 1909.
at the home of the BRIDES father. J. r.
Guyton, near Piercetown, by Rev. w.
b. Hawkins, Mr.. Thomas Hogg and
lima GuytOn, both of Anderson Coun-
ty. x. |
Mrs. n: 81. Hall, accompanied by her
three children and her mother, Mrs. j. !
j. Ansley, of Selt Lake City, Utah,
arrlVeu IN the clty few days ago TO
VISIT the latter's sister, Mrs. Vannie
Brown.
Our Mr.. j. T. C1inkscales has gone to
Dallas, Texas, to attend the Veterans'
Reunion as q delegate from Camp
stephen p. Lee, of this city. This is
MS first visit away from home since
the last Reunion.
Rev. C.. Wardlaw, who has been
spending several months in the far
W est. has returned to his home at
Seneca, greatly improved in health and
appearance. We sincerely hope he will
continue to improve.
s. Our young townsman, C.E. Tolly,
went over TO Spartanburg last week and
stood an examination before the State
Board of Health as nm embalmer. He
license as an embalmer.
Married. Oh Thursday, April II,
9f19S nt fhp home nf fba l.c;<J o,ae f. IL,