The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-12-02

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the city visiting relatives.
1t will soon be in order to begin
framing those new year resolutions.
The present price of turkeys should
induce people to raise many next year.
Some men trust to luck in this world,
| ana some others are lucky to get trust
| ed.
| j. j. Johnson and wife, of Oconee
| County, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
Mr; NJ. B. Gaines, of Oconee County,
pas haep spending few days in the
| city.
Col. j. D. Maxwell, of Charlotte, N.
o., spent day or two in the city last
week.
The price of cotton does not vary
much, but sticks pretty close around
| II cents.
The railroads ore Loing big busi
| ness IN both tho passenger and freight
departments.
Capt. Hugh Diver, representing the
Greenville News, spent day in the
| city last week.
r. Frank Hall, who has been absent
from the city for several weeks, has
returned home.
While You ago taking in the Carnival
shows this week do not fail to visit the
Country Store"
Some one has truthfEily said that ga
lot of people would rather be in style
than out Of debt"
Miss Lidie Crymes, Of Williamson,
city visiting friends,
The merchants are now displaying
some beautiful goods suitable for the
Christmas holidays.
l.. D. Morris, of Pickene County,
epent last Friday in the city and gave
us an appreciated call.
Farmers cay that the cotton crop gets
enorter anu shorter the nearer they get
to the end Of the crop.
We understand that orange blossoms
and wedding bells will again soon be
In evidence in our town.
Mrs. Il. G.. Laughlin and little son
left the city last week to visit relatives
at Roc. Hill and Chester.
Captain and Mrs. j. l.. Shanklin, of
i;ichland, Cc9nee County, arc visiting
their son. j. B. Shanklin.
Mrs. j. L. Maxwell has returned to
the city from o visit Of several weeks
to relatives in Savannah.
Miss Lucia Childs, of Greenville, has
been spending few days in the 3itv
with Miss VeImelIe Dar1on
The demand for more dwelling houe-
es in the city continues, and there is
room here for another large hotel.
Those of our Subscribers who want
to pay their indebtedness to The Intel
ligencer in wood should haul it in now.
xThos. L. Aston, who has been en-
gagged IN erecting an Oil mill in Geor-
g1a for several weeks, has returned
home.
Rev. l.. j. Ehrlich, q converted Jew
from MorgantOn, N. c., preached in
the. Wesleyan Methodist Church last
night.
Miss Harley Burriss, who is attend
ing Limestone College at GafRney,
came home TO spend Thanksgiving
Day.
4,,..; W: q: I. 20, Jones. . pepula: young g gsn-
giving Day in Anderson visiting
r. T.. .Jaynes, Esq, of Wainalla, and
one or LnB editors OF the KeOwee Cour-
1er, spent few hours in the city last
Saturday.
Miss Lille Garrison, q beautiful
young lady of Denver, 8. c., is visiting
her cousins, Misses Ella and Annie
Reid 0cnnes News.
Mr.. George w. Davis, Of Fair Play,
spent Monday in the city. George has
many friends in Anderson, who are
always glad to see him.
Frank Mccoy, of Charleston, spent a
day or two In the city last week with
his sister; Miss Mary Mccoy, who Is
teaching In the graded schools.
Miss. Eunica Ruasell, charming
y9nng lady OF Anderson, and former
this week with friends in the city and
at Winthrop. Rock Hill Herald.
Last Monday Gen. nj. L. Bonham
went to Asheviile, N. G., in response
to Q telegram announcing that his
l DrOtnef, Lieut.. w. Is. BOnham, or
the United States ermv, was aeriOnsly
The Red Bnck Racket Company, a
/ concern doing business at Honea Path,
has petitioned for voluntary bankrupt
i cy. End q hearing will be had before j /.
i IA. Paget, Esq, referee In bankruptcy.
The Company's doors were closed about
two weeks ago by the Deputy Sheriff
under Judgment of $400 secnred BY
Tits creditors. s.s ,s a3 =
The residence Of Mr.. VIM. Laughlin
II was partially destroyed by fire last
i "Wednesday night. The fire started
4 on the roof from spark from the
chimney. The Fire Department. re-
work saved the building from total
ldeatrnction. The damage will amount
Il to e700 or $500. ,3i, ,-a "a g s5l
THytlHse = r L.