The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-17
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WEDNESDAY, . UNE Il, !, 1903.

" iA.sgs isS5D y UfsIe II, 1903.
avsls vandssrsoa's s |. population is growing ii 3
Carpsnters are Ia great demand in
an Anaerso2 af good wages.
Miss Florence Wilson. Of q saffnav. ia
IN the city Visiting friends. 4 4
q !, 4 Mra: Z q Mary Orr Patterson, 81 Green
vile, ia in ttle city Waiting relatives.
s ) Julius uHus Il. viii has gone Is Nav
;,oss,. aosk, Where ne will spend several
Col. y d. Maxwell, of Cha.ie...e N
A.. mas been spending several days In
Rev. Q: y. Copeland, OF Wayneaboro
Ga:; has been spending a few DAYS dAiGl in
Anderson. q. - & { 4 80 -
Taylor Bozeman, OF Carson. Ga Ia
s. :; S5io "a Guy visiting hia sister, Mrs, T.
N. Spearman. -
George w. Evans attended the com
'mnsencement 'ns ball in Newberry last
Thursday night. :
Some of our farmers say the oat cnn
yielaed much better than was expected
during the early spring. :. - :.
.ns Miss Flora Chapman, who has been
spending several months at Salisbury.
N. N V, mas returned home.
Senator L.etines is to go to Elbartao,n.
ua.s ',,s On July TN and deliver an address.
ON the subject of good roads.
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Miss Bessie Wilbnrn, of Union. 8 .
Y, Is in the city visiting her cnnsins
Miases Irene and Clara Osborne.
!, Anderson a was well represented at
the College oommencements In Green
si:so and Spartanburg Iaet week.
Misses Mary and Ophelia Clinkscales
OF Anderson County are visiting Mira
John Y. Goggans. -Newberry Observ-
Among the graduates from Clemson
college last week were our yOunr
ham. s.
. Willow Camp. Woodmen of the
~ " ORIG. OF this city, contributed 1926 to
County -, -. '--.'' 20 .
The crops are all growing yerv. ran.
ldiy now, and although quite smeIl FOR
the tune OF the year, they are right
promising. 3 90
Rev. y. g. Branyon, formerly Of
Honea Path, spent a day or two in An. n
derson last week representing the Au-
gusta Chronicle. a
Chief Of Police Dillingham; is Off this
week on weeks furlough. and in
spending the time in the country rest
ing and recreating.
Hiss Eileen Jones, who has been at.
tending college ut winchester, Va.
mer vacation. - - go
John E. sadler, Of this city, and Miss
Oulda Anthony, Of Washington, Ga.
were married at the home Of the bride
last Tharsday. -
w. A. Jones, travelling representa-
tive Of the Atlanta News, spent laat
Saturday in Anderson in the interest
Of his paper. s.,
Hall Bros. are Offering their entire
stock OF clothing, gents furnishing
goods, etc.. at cost. Read their new.
E.
There win be an all day singing at
Flat Rock Church on the fourth SIM
day, 26th inst. The public is cordially
invited to attend
Mrs. g. s.. Eainor, Of Salisbury, N.
u, ss in the city visiting Tefativna. Her
vSlsiG ls Q sonrce 9e much nleesnge &c &c
BE-: many old friends. q NJ.
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The weather bureau shows that mn
to this time South CarOilnR has about
geven inches moro rain than the past
five months usually give her.
Z Not much business is being done
at present, but travelling
men say Anderson is cne of the best
towns for ibusine ess that they strike.
Gala Week is coming and The Pso-
ples Furniture Company invites yon to;
make headquarters with them when
you want to rest. Read their adv.
. E. Ct McAdamB, Esq. mas resigned
his position ae County attorney. and,
Hon. G. E. Prince has been elected by
the County Commissio iosaers as his suc.-
The Bonnie Blne Flag Chapter.
children Of Confed derasy, Of this CITY.
has contributed Ave dollars to tie
Hampton monument fund, and the
same has bean forwarded 60 the treas
urerin Colnmbia. E5e.l%
MEa: George Sullivan, OF William
ston, and Mrs. j. B. Bonner, OF Pelzer,
nre visiting their, sister, Mrs. w. G.
Calhoun. who has been desperately iii,
but ie now thought TO be como better.
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Anderson and Greenwood PLAYED
tll:sssa @ gss.es of baseball in this city last
week. greenwood won only one game,
the eGnra afandine IL En1i Aniarann
won two games as foiIaws: TIES and
10 to 2. The feature og the games was
the work OF Harper, Andergon's pitcher.
----areenWood News and Views.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythiap.
will meet In regular convention tomor-
TOW evtIing at $3.50 O'clock. Col. j.
~. knight OF Sumter, Grand Chancel-
alOr Commander of the Grand I,Odo oa ar