The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-09

T, J. Mauldin. Esq, of Pickens, is in
the city.
Reader, have you paid your preacher
and the printer
Miss May Cherry, of Seneca, spent
last week in the city.
Ae we 60 to press this morning q
very heavy snow III falling.
There is demand in town for dry
pine wood at good prices.
Mrs. Margaret Van Wyck, of Attain
| ia, ls vieiting relatives here.
Mrs. Eugene Evans, of Pendleton,
is the guest Of relatives in the city.
Clyde Welch is now with the Ander-
son Hardware Co. as book-keeper.
Miss Emma Wilson, of Williamson,
epent few days in the city last week.
Miss Maggie Sloan. of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Felicia and Eva Murray =.
Master Noah Stanton, of the Toney
Creek section, paid us visit last week.
Mrs. Ellen Latimer, Of Lowndesville,
ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ottie
There are rumors of marriage
which may be quite surprise to some
folks.
This has been very dry fall. The
roads are just as good as In mid-sum-
mer.
Mrs. D. P. Oeleahy. of Elherton. Ga.
is in the city on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Henry.
Prof. j. r.. Watkins, and Editor G..
r. Moore, OF HoneH Path, spent last
Saturday in the city.
Miss Efie Osborne, who has been
viaiting in Savannah, Ga., returned
homo few days ago.
1t is about time to begin to think
about getting the money Withiwhich to
bay Christmas presents.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Patrick has returned
from a. trip to Columbia and other
points In the low cDnntry. S !: 8
Have you counted up the broken res
e0lutione which were to make this year
the best in your whole lifef
Miss Miriam Todd. who has been
visiting relatives in the city, has re-.
turned to her homo in Charleston. ..
Rev. j. ID. Chapman has returned
tending the State Baptist Convention.
The cotton gins are over their rush
Tor this season, and some of them are
only running about one-half their
time.
Col. J. G. Boyd, Of Greenville, and
one OF the most popular drnmmers on
the road, spent last Thursday in the
city.
Anderson real estate will never be
the money to invest now is your time
to buy.
John E.. Sadler, of Greenville, and
L. s. MattisOn, of Columbiay have been
spending o few days in Anderson visit
ing relatives.
Capt. J. r: Anderson, Supefinten-
dent OF the Blue Ridge Railroad, has
moved from Walhalla to Anderson to
make his home. f
y. L. Masters, an expere brick mason
who has been working in Pendleton
FOR several weeks, has returned to his
home in this city.
Married, on Sunday, Dec. @, 1908, by
y. N. Martin, magistrate, at his resi-
dence, Mr.. Charles B, Pruitt and Miss
bessie Hanks, OF Anderson County.
Miss Lidie Keith, one Of Walhalla's
the winter with Capt. and Mrs. j. r.
Anderson, atAnderson.-Oconee ut News.
The annual conference of the M. E.
| rNf So ~
in Greenville today. A number Of
Methodists from this city will attend.
DR.. r. F. Diver. DR.. j. P. Duckett,
j. q. Watklns, NJ. Nj. Mattison and 7. /.
9. Walton are attending the Grand
Lodge or Mas0na, which convened in
Charleston yesterday.
Tex payers should bear in mind that
1t their taxes are not paid during this
month tho County Treasurer will be
compelled to add one per cent penalty
the iirst day OF January, ~
Capt. Thornley,, conductor on the
Savannah Valley Railroad, in stepping
OFT OF hls train recently at Calhoun
Falls, severely eprained his ankle,
which slightly crippled him.
Rev. I. E. Wallace, OF Iva, has besn
in the city this week on q visit to ths
family of w. G. Sherard. Mr. Wallsce
Is highly esteemed by Mr.. Sherard end
family. isH lfediusn.
Farmers are preparing their land
! with more care than usual and sowing
wheat, hoping for q bonntiful yield.
There is good demand for seed, owing
TO the ebert crop OF this year. :.
From what we can learn there will
be no scarcity of candidates: for the
| County offices in next years campaign.
| We heard several new names menfien.
ea .nst Monday for various positions.
The ..matrimonu diseaseh, as. josh
Billings was acculoomed to say. is yio.
lently prevalent In all sections Of the
country, and victims TO it's horrible ir1-
roads are being counted almost daily.
If. the cold weather in November il
any indication Of what the winter Ia
going to be- we will have more cold