The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-25
Local News.
"WEDNESDAY. MARCH q. 1903.


There is great demand In the city for
dwelling houses.
Ere. r. L. Smith. of Mccormick. is
10 the city Waiting relatives.
The smsll grain crops are looking
extra tlne ses &c s:zss e ysAF,
The waode are very pretty now with
me trees emo blowers in bloom.
The measles and mnmps are preva.
March seems to have lost her he'll
lows. q haan't Enade q real blow
Mas Hattie FAINT, OF Anderson: Ia
visiting Mlss Leila Mosaley at the Gem
traI Hotel.--cfeenw0od Journal.
81. III. Reeves, recently Of Bolton,
mas gone to Chattanooga, Tenn,
where ne has accepted o aituation.
Walter b; Geer, the popular repre-
Monday in the city.
J. G. Smith, OF Greenville, has been
spending q few days In the city with
friends and relatives.
Onr young, friend. Eugene Tribble,
week. at Elbertcn, Ga.
Rev. o. l.. Martin will preach at
HopeWell Church next Sunday morn
Only one more week remaining dur
ing which iG will be lawful to kill par
tr1dges and other birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith, Of At
ddlays, in the city as the guests OF G. a.
Capt. w. a. HudgenB and wife. of
HOnea Path, have been spending few
days IN the city visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr. FIrmer Burton, OF Layonia, Ca,
1s spending q few days in the city Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. T0omhs, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Annie Bachman Russell, of
Autnn, Anderson County, is Visiting
Newhsrry Observer.
Farmers can't ".make hay while the
sun Ehinesp at this season Of the year,
but they are hustling just the same,
preparing for another crop.
= 2.-r:ss eAe..l;scs peyy-
kin, Va, has arrived at PiedMonS and
entered upon bis work as pastor of the
Baptist Church there.
Mrs. RoyA. Smethers, accompanied
by her little daughter, Of Ann Arbor,
Michigan, is in the city visiting her
Nance.
On and after April 1st the Anderson
R1fes will have their 2rmOry on the
third floor of the Peoples Bank Build
ing, IN the spacious hall recently occu7
pad by the Electric City Club.
Married, on Sunday evening. March
%, 1903, at the home Of IT,. w. Vaughn,
infBeltODs by Rev. w. r.. Tate, Mr.. R.
Parker Robinson and Miss Maggie
Cheshire, both OF Anderson county.
J. B.. Cox, OF Honea Path, who haf
weeks, has recovered we are glad to
gay. BE waB In the city q few days
ago and gave us an appreciated call.
Rey. John T. Mann win preach a,
Barkers Creek Church, in Honea Path
5sSSfsssss:T, next SSgaIay 96th. inst. al
$50 o'clock p. m. The frienda OF the
attend thoservicess
We have not heard from some oil
County correspondents in ago0d while
We would be more than pleased ifthey
would remember uB occasionally sand
give us b news from their respective
neighhorhoods.
a few days ago Walter Eskew, Fred
Finley, JAS. Kay, JAS. SittOu and Ed.
ward Smith, popular and worthy yOune
mod OF this County, left for Calusa,
California, where they, contemplate
locating. We join their many friends
In Wishing them much success in Their
new home.
Percy, the infant son OF AIRS. Alice
Robinson, died at the home Of hi
mother in this city last Wednesday
aged Six months. The little one wa:
eick only a9ew days.. On ThursdaJ
affsrn0oI the rsmaiis SEere inferred
Kelly conducting the funeral services
George N. Wyatt, who lives Ia: tho
1 FairviewasestiOn OF Anderson COUNTY;
/ hrOdght to theP r0gresB CficelaBts weei
E0f1ething unusual in the pea line
There were Q cluster OF six pods in ont
1 bunch on Q small stem, and in all tht
variety OF the pea is Che 4"Unknown.'
TEasley Pr0gresa.
/ {. Hiss may Hutchinson, one Of the mos,
charming and beautiful bellies OF An,
dersDi,, anne oyer last Saturday ant
spentheveral days with Miss Lonie:
/ Simpson.N While in the c...Y. Miss MAY
Il Tlaf "a yty,rn nan AZ hnr $Fnpr,ap ifrfa~S,