The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-14

b. F. Martin, Esq, is in Ahbeville
attending court.
Mrs. j. M. Paget is in Spartanbure
on o visit to relatives.
Miss Gertrude Hagood, of Easley, is
visiting the family OF Mrs. X. $. Ligon.
The Court of General Sessions will
convene at Pickens next Monday, 10th
inst.
Miss Elma Clinkscales, of Due West,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
Miss Alma Kennedy, of Due West,
IS IN the city with her sister, Mrs. JnO.
X. Hood.
Chickens, egr5 and other country
produce are in demand in the city a1
good prices.
A number of 'mountain schooners,
loaded with apples and cabbage, visit
the city every day.
Night services at the city Churches
begin now at Z 80 o'clock, instead OF 8.
Don't forget this.
Mrs. j. T. Jones and little daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with rela-
tlves at HOnea Path.
Misses Emma and Florence Wilson,
Of GaHney, are spending few days in
the city with friends.
Several mornings the past week light
frost wac visible IN low, damp places,
but it did no damage.
X. G. Webb and wife, who have been
spending several weeks in Ncy York,
returned home last week.
VIM. NJ. Wilcox, of Elberton, Ca, +,
spent day or two in Anderson the
past week visiting relatives.
Some OF our farmers say the sweet
potato crop will not be as abundant as
was expected few weeks ago.
II you contemplate buying q bicycle
read the advertisement of Ii. q. John
son d Son. and give them call.
Mrs. Margaret Van Wyck, OF Allan
to, Ga, is III the city visiting her son,
@. b vsno Wyck, anG other relatives.
A lot OF real estate is advertised TO
be sold by the Judge of Probate at
public outcry on Salesday in Novem-
ber.
j. L. Cooper. of Augusta, has come
to Anderson to accept u position with
Co.
Miss Emma Kay and Miss Meanda
Thornton, Of Hartwell, Ga, were in the
city last week visiting the family OF j.
A. Hall.
Colonel John NJ. Patrick, assistant
Adjutant and Inspector General, came
up from Columbia and spent Sunday
in the city.
At this writing there is very little
sequence the physicians are having an
easy time.
A number of Confederate Veterans
in this section contemplate attending
the Reunion in Augusta on November
10, II and 10.
1t will pay you to consult our adver-
tising columns before you buy your
goods. Patronize those who ask for
your trade.
The econtractorsarep progressing slow
ly with the street paving. They have
plete their job.
w. r. Powell and family, VINO have
been Iiving'here for ashort while, have
moved back to WilliamstOn, their old
home.-Easley Progress.
A number of farmers of the County,
who can afford to await the fluctuations
of the market, have stored their cotton
in the Anderson warehouse.
Our young friends Kurtz P. Smith;
has returned to Indianapolis to resume
his studies in the law department. Of
Mrs. Nancy Gentry, of Broadaway
Township, is visiting her son-in-law,
Mr. Caleb Tucker, in this city. She is
holding her own remarkably well.
: Mies Eleanor McGregor, the popular
and accommodating night operator at
the telephone Office, has resigned her
position, much to the regret Of the
subscribers.
Sam Rucker. colored, found his wife
with another man in the woods, near
Fair Play, on Monday, 9th inst. and
killed his wife. Rucker was arrested
and lodged in Jail at Walhalla.
County Treasurer Payne will open
his Office tomorrow for the collection of
State and County taxes. Under tha
law now. there will be no extension 81
time. and you should pay up as soon as.
possible.
We beg the indulgence Of our sub
sdribers THE week. We had an unex-
pected rush of legal and other adver-
tisements, and considerable reading
deavor to make iJ up in the future.
Rev. Sidi B. Harper, who has been
doing missionary work for the Metho-
diet Church in Montana for the past
two years, has returned to Anderson.
His many friends are glad to welcome
him back to South Carolina. He will
probably fill out the unexpired as
signment Of Rev. Norman Prince on
the Townville circuit.
w. B. League. formerly of Pelzer,
dropped dead at Greenwood last Thurs
day night. He kept a store and died
while standing behind the counter
handing a piece of tobacco to a custo-
mer. Mr.. Lea que was between 80 and
60 years of age,F and leaves q wife and
several children to cherish his memory.
His remains were carried to Pelzer and
buried. s.g.
w. F.. Pearson. who has been with
the firm OF Osborne 81 Pearson for sew
eral years, has given up his position to
accept one with his brother in Green
vile. He has been the efficient fore.
man Of the independent Hook aud
Ladder company. and at n special
meeting Of the company on Monday
afternoon appropriate resolutions were
adopted: to his worth and
r. W. Tribble was elected to succeed
him.
John Wood was arrested on Factory
Hill last week on the charge of desert.
ing from the United States Navys
IWoodsis of q rambling disposition. and
left home some years ago. He finally
enlisted in tha Navy, but soon grew
tired Of it and deserted. When he
reached his old home his people tried
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