The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-23
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 90, 1903.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Good Middling-1Oa.
Strict Middling-10s.
Middling-1Ot.

Mlduung-l0t.
Miss Corrie Brown has returned from
q visit to Hartwell, Ga.
The ice man is on the wauo and the
coal dealer is looking up.
Mrs. F. NJ. Sawyer, of Charlotte, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Henry Todd, of Columbia, spent
Sunday in the city with home folke.
If you want the top of the market
for your cotton, bring it to Anderson.
J,F Bass has gone to Philadelphia
and New York on short business trip.
Miss Ella Beatty, Of Dean, has gone
to Greenville to enter Chicora College.
+. P. Earle. of Seneca, has o lot of
tine land for sale or rent. SEQ adver-
ment.
Mrs. D. NJ. Rawls, of Columbia, is in
the city with her niece, Mrs. j. L.
The gossips say that several mar
r!ages are booked to take place in this
city this iall.
Mr:. Lou Leslie, of Abbevillc, is in
the city visiting her daughter, AIRS.
Eugene FAINT.
According to the almanacs the cqui-
noctial storm is due tomorrow morning
at an early hour
Harry A. Orr, of Atlanta, Ca, has
been spending few days in Anderson
visiting his parents.
Some counterfeit $40 bills are said
to be in circulation. We are notafraid
OF getting any Ut them.
Our young townsmsn, Theo Fant,
has gone to Charleston to attend the
College of Pharmacy.
Prof. w. Z. Thompson, of the Say
annah city schools is in the city, the
guest Of Mrs. j., w. Linley.
Col. M. P. Tribble came up from
Columbia last Saturday to spend a
few days with his family.
Mrs. Guy E. Mauldin and little
daughter, Of Washington, D. c., are in
the city visiting relativeB.
Our young friend. Eugene Nardin,
Misses Matte, Eunice and Lois Hill
have gone to Baltimore to attend the
Baltimore College for Women.
Misses Anna Cunningham and Leila
tanburg to enter Converse College.
Ensign Ford Todd, of the U. S.
Navy, has returned to Charleston after
visit to relatives in the city.
7 Miss Helen Gordon has gone to
Honea Path where she will be engaged
in teaching during the fall and winter.
j. w. Quattlebaum, Esq, and wife,
who have been spending q few weeks
in the mountains, have returned home.
Mrs. Stella Dean and little son, and
DR.. w. j. Smith have returned from q
trip to Detroit and other Nortl IN
points.
As usual Anderson County is we'll
represented this fall at the various in
stitutions Of learning throughout the
country.
j. Marvin Masters, young attorney
of Atlanta, Ca, has returned to his
home after q visit to relatives in the
County.
Joe L. Masters, an expert brick
mason, has gone to Pendleton, where
he will be engaged at work for several
months.
Miss HortenBe Landrum has return
ed to her home at Johnston, after an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. H. r.
Murchison. IS
G.. II. Strader, paymaater ee the Orr
Cotton Mill, has reeigneS and gone to
Savannah, Ga, whoIe no viii engage
in business.
The Anderson County Singing Con-
OH the FIRST Sunday in October andSat-
ufdey before.
j. F. Kelly and family have moved
from HOnea Path to this city, whero
the former will engage in the mercan-
tile business.
Richard s., Robert E. and J. Temple
Ligon spent last Sunday in Spartan
burg the guests of their brother, DR.,
H. A. Ligon.
Sweet potatoes are now on the mar
ket, and ere being sold at q good price.
W. uAO LuAu chfbp OuOAo 40 tsu ouuAuauo
crop Of them.
When you come to town, drop in at
!! The IntasliuAncer Office and square
your .subscription with the printers
devil and avoid trouble with the next.
The farmers are very busy harvest
| ing their crops, pulling fodder, making
syrup and picking cotton and not
many Of them are seen in the city these
days. S
B.. Frank Manldin, Of this city, has
organized q bank at Hodges with o
capital of $25, 600. Some Of the lead
ing citizens Of that section are interest
ed In 1t. &. it,
Misc Helen Finley, Of Mountain
Creek, s.. g., q beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, spent last week In
sAartysen, the guest 0f her aunt. Mrs.,
fye Mef1dith. Haftwall fGas) Sun
;eHAtorA. G. Latimer, Of Beltop,
has received an invitation. to deliver
| an address at q meeting of. the lowe