The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-04-16
Local News,
4 WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 16. 1902.

quent taxpayers. '-0 : ~
supervisor yandivcr advertises a
bridge to be rebuilt. $50 :"
Az the indications now are that we
VIII nave o great fruit crop.
mrs. j.. Y. Arnold. Jr., of Athens.
".s, 10 VisitinS relatives in this city.
@ farmers who have to buy meat and
hoe.n niu ~" 10
Dr.. ". A. Sanders and wife. Of
Greenyille, are in Anderson WAITING
friends. s'eieins
IS &: ~ =; Jaynes, Esq, and Sheriff Moss.
OF Waihalls, spent few hours in the
"A large crowd Of Andersonians left
tba Neag Yesterday for Charleston to attend
John ]. Mattison, of Honea Path. has
accepted the position of book keener for
Hau Bros., In this city.
Our young townsman, E. p. Vandi-
| YER mas moved into his handsome new
residence on North Mod Dnffie street.
Our clever tOwnsman, L. P. Smith. ia
arranging to run an excursion to At
1anIa tne latter part Of next month.
w. Il: Geer, the. genial representa-
M oxe OF the columbia State, was in the
| call. 10 . p4c"ean1
:. 1t is now a good time to visit tho
Exposition. Charleston is at its hest
you golng7 az
Ut: w; - Smith left the city yester
day for Charleston, where he has nc
Cepteu the position of house surgeon in
the city hospital o'' -
Married, on Wednesday, April 0.
19O2, by Rev. j. w. Bailey, MIR. u. r.
DAVIS and Miss Olivia Moore. both Of
Anderson County.
=: y. Humphreys, of Peacock, Fla,
arrived in Anderson Monday and is in
inc country visiting his parents, both
nant The q, oatcrop has made great improve
OF high priced corn this Summer are
made less alarming.
We have had some fine Spring wealth
er the past week and tho farmers have
token advantage of. it to rush DELAYED
planting operations.
Capt. J. G. Boyd, of Greenville, who
ls candidate for Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General, spent yesterday in the
city and gave US call.
The Standard Oil Company has re-
fused to pay. license fax in this city.
and the municipal auUhoritien will at
tempt 20 force it to pay.
Miss Josie Clinkscat,s, of Lowndes-
vile, and Mrs. j. D. Sullivan, of Lau-
Iens; are IN the city visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. H. G. Johnson.
The game of baseball between the
thurman University team and the An
derson team last Friday resulted in q
score OF to in favor Of Furman.
We regret to learn that our yenera-
pie friend, MIR. George Campbell, of
ROCK Mills TOWNSHIP, is seriously in
1t ls feared that his illness will prove
fatal.
Mrs. j. D. Chapman, Miss Minnie
Wilson and Miss Myra Belle Fent at.
tended the State Convention of the
Kings Daughters in Charleston last
Mississippi has followed South Caro-
INA In selecting her United States
senator's by the primary system. That
people.
Very little interest is being taken in
politics in this County vet, and can
dldates for the legislature and County
0mces are slow in making their wishes
known.
s. M Johnson formerly of Ander-
son, but now living at Kansas Citv
Kansas, arrived in the city last week to
spend few days with his sister. Mira.
j. E. Breazeale. =
Chiquola Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
VII! meet Tomorrow evening. The.
hrst and third ranks will be conferred,
80 is urged to attend.
fa w Adomo op1 fo,n:I
been living in Hartwell, Ga, for sew,
erai Jears, have moved back to Ander-
son: They are warmly welcomed by
their many old friends.
Rev II. r.. Murchison will preach
next Sunday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. Mt
Flat Rock Church. In the future he
VIII preach there regularly every third
sunday afternoon at the same hour.
The County Commissioners have ex-
tended the time for the payment of the
commutatlon road tax Of 81 until Nav
are liable TO road duty to pay the tax at
once. go ''o
The shirtwaist young man ia having
his wardrobe prepared. we have no
objection to the shirtwaist man as long
as ne ls young and slender, but the
dogs ought to be set upon an old shirt
waist man.
MT. andMrsR.O 0. Branyon have issued
INVITATIONS I to the marriage of their
Clyde Green. on Tuesday morning.
in Honea Path.
j. w: Teasley, of Iva, s. c., came
oyer Sunday to see his sick daughter.
Miss S9mpie, who was taken iii sud.
denly Saturday night. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Leila
Hartwell (Ga.l Sun.
9 MI. James Wilson, who went to
seven Oaks, Fla, a few months age to
make his home with his youngest son.
Mr. ). Is. Wilscn, returned to Ander,
son last week. and says he has come
back to his old home to stay.
AS we expected cotton is on the rise.
but we hope orr farmers will not allow
themselves to be fooled into planting
big crop of cotton at the expense Of q
provision crop. The way tokeep prices
up is to plant an average crop Of cot
ton only and make plenty of hog and