The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-11
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH III. 1903.


S$SS ---- $500
Good sss ia I ding
Strict Middling-9a.
MiddlingS-9f.
Andersen County has very Few de-
ilnquent taxpayers.
H. ia. Wilcox, Of HarSwell, Ga,. spent
last Monday in Anderson.
Frank M. Cary, OF Seneca. spent sew
erai days In Anderson last week.
w. w. Reese, Of Elberton,G Ga, spent
Q day or two in Anderson last week.
Mrs. w. w. White and airs. w. r..
White are Visiting rele.;75s at fiekens.
Rev. D. ). Copeland, Of Waynssboro,
Ma, 10 spending Anew days in'Ander-
The plum trees are in bloom, and the
psnen trees are abont ready to FOLLOW
The Court of General. Sessions con-
;yenes at Pickens next Monday, 10th
If there will be no more wintry
fruit.
6hassf4F s
30 far old March has been very gem
tie. put she may yet make up for lost
G. 3. Townsend and r. Z. Watkins
spent o q OF two In ~Spartanburg last.
Lime is cheap. Use .it freely around
your premises for disinfecting pnr-
II LeL.-E .NAs. 50 49, FrItr THCaaH
Mrs. j. h, yandiver and children
vent to Atlanta last Friday to spends o
The anderson Foundry and Machine
meneed work.
Frank Archer, OF Chester, s, c., is
ane9s.nS e 9e|F days &c AAiGdd6rH0a visit
W,.P. Cook, OF this Comfy, has gone
to New York onla combined business
and pleasure trip.
Cart; a. y. Anderson. snperinten-
the city yesterday.
The season In which tolhunt. birds
without y1olsting the Law, expires with,
the first day OF April. 7
Our former young t0wnsman, Theo.
Bell, OF Macon, Ga, iB in the city for q
lew days visiting his parents.
Allen Caudle left Anderson a feW
days ago for Oklahoma, where he will
locate and engages in business.
J.R. Earle. Esq, and r. II. Jaynes.
Of Walhalla, spent q day In the
CITY lasss week attending Court.
Capt. W. g. Smith went up TO WAL
hallag last week to spend few DAYS
with his daughter, Mrs. MI. FAINT.
little 'l blowing iHe has Se1 bsen do mems in y thiys
section towards starting another crop.
The wheat and oats hsve come out
considerably during4the pastten- days.
thoughtthey are not injured very
". b. Mngr1der will arrive in An
derson tosscRysOr tomorrow with an
ment.
g. II Bales. of The Bee Hive, has
large stock aof goods for the Spring
1919 sA . sysg
lgAfrss Eivaline Archer. has gone To-
!SpartanburR, where abe wilIlepend d
,TeW 8 T M visiting. her daughter, Mrs.
HIM. Prince, of Piedmont; has 40
cepteda position inthis city with the |
3Anderson Cotton Mill and. moved his
3iamily'here.
:. IA. Bnrriss, a big.farmer andllead-
ing citizen OF Iva, s O.. was here on /
business this morning.-Elberton {Ga.) !
Star. 9th inst.
Rev. WA. Rogers, OF Snertanbnre.
spent q few daysinAnderaon last Wess
IN the interest Of. the Southern Chris
tian Advocate. &
Col. John u. Patrick, assintant Adm
:tsilt and Inspector General, has been
apenai1g, few days IN the city visit
Womep staadmer less often than
men, and an exchange EuERests that r.
women stammeTed they3Wonld never |
get the last word.
Misses Bessie Bhanklin. of Eaaiey.
and Carrie She1or, Of Senaca. hnSn I
been spending o few days in, Che city /
Visiting relativea-
-NpAfsertf- Il
Miss Lillian. Murrah has fully recov-
cred from her protracted illness and
Jhas resumed her duties in the store OF |
!Osb0rne 81 PiersDn.
Mrs Mary G. Keith has gone to !
Salisbury NC, where she VIII spend
g few weeks Waiting her daughter, |
Mrs. Flosa Ovesman.
81. Hutchinson spent q few. days In
Eiberton, Ga, last week Visiting his |
father, S. a. Hutchinson, who has been |
Quite sick but is now better.
Mrs. g. Cum sings and Hiss Gsnoia 4
Cummings, of Anderson, were iniFal-
4halla last week and attended the Pyth- |
ian banduet.-Keowee C0nrier.
Clarence TolIy. prominent bust
Mesa man Of Anderson, visited his
sister Mrs: w "a Wilcox, yesterday
and today.-Elberton Sfer, 9th inst.
postofics inspector win shortly!l
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