The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-11-11

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MANY farmers report the sweet pota-
to crop short.
Mrs. s. Bleckley is visiting in Au-
gusta this week.
Mrs j. G. Marshall is visiting re)a-
tives in Ahheville.
d. y. yandiver spent Sunday very
pleasantly In Williamson.
Geo. F.: Prince, Esq, is attending
court at Walhalla this week. :
Miss Eva Cunningham has returned
from visit to Greenwood.
When paying your debts don't forget
the preacher and the printer.
B; Bolin Allen, of LowndesvIle was
IN the city Monday on businese.
w. w. Sullivan returned yesterday
from q business trip 70 Charleston.
Editor Moore, of the Honea Path
Chronicle, was in the city last Friday.
Miss Miriam Todd, of Charleston, ia
vlsltlng the family of AIRS. jamie Todd.
Miss Effie Osborne left yesterday for
Savannah whore she will visit her sis-
ter.
\ ICol. Jno. III. Patrick, Assistant Adiu-
tant General, is at home for few
days.
Mrs. w. F. Tolly spent few DAYS
Path.
d. c. Routh, of Cross Roads, Oconee
Sounty, spent yesterday in the city on
business.
Our young friend, Joe Giles, of New
York, 1s IN the city visiting his father,
j. M Giles.
Cotton is slowly advancing despite
the efforts Of come of the spectators to
keep it down.
DR.. John Hopkins, of Seneca, was in
the city last Friday and gave US q
Oscar Ashe, Of Walhalla, has come to
An0ergon to accept position with the
Evans Pharmacy.
Miss HALEY. Of Rnrtwell, a., spent nj
Saturday in the city.
George 7. Bryan, travelling represen-
tatlve Of the G. g. w. e. Railway, spent
Thursday in the city.
Rev. /: E. Wallace. of Iva, spent
Friday in the city on his way home
from o visit to Seneca.
G. b. Greene, ESQ.,, returned yester-.
day from o visit OF several days to his
mr. INyrc
Mrs. E. j. Wilson has returned to the
city from an extended trip to Jefferson
and other points in Georgia.
Mrs. A. 8. Stephens, who has for
Atlanta, has returned home.
If you will provide good warm sta
bic for your COW, she will give fourth
moro milk during the winter.
Mr.. and AIRS. c. D. Percival, of Bal
timore, are in the city visiting their
daughter, Mrs. T. $. Crayton. -
Now that the cotton is about all out
due attention can be given to sowing o
large crop OF wheat and oats,
", 8. Lee, who has been spending
few weeks at Lancaster, y. c., with
his eaughters, has returned home.
q Ss S55ss. NaRssS; sSi Y; Y, feathers.
and Miss Daisy Fields. Of Millviiie.
Tine gossips say that several mar.
riages will take place In this city be.
tween now and the Christmas holidays.
The, butchers of the city are now
simplifying their customers With ssome
very fine beef and other fresh meats.
Mrs. TIC. Walton and Misses Nina
Burriss and Alice Fretweli are visiting
relatives and friends in Augusta, Ga.
Miss Loniee Rarher, ef the faculty
Of Williamston Female College, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city with
friends. ).
Berry Williams, of Williamston
township; has been appointed E deputy
2. 9. marahai TO si1cceed tho late Z. nj.
Butler. IS: !;
Edward H. Acker, one Of William
ger conductor betWe%en @ % Gsesny{Iie4 Nv RasIsm 4and
Columbia. 4 z. 5 r. St,
Have you noticed how unusually
brilliantly coloreds and beautiful are
the leaves Of the different kinds Of
trees this falla I.
Mrs, Ann Macarthur, Of Gaifaey, has
returned to her homo after u Wait Of
several mnnths to her daughter. Mrs,
Il. Z. 81. Nance. y 80 3. 4. is57ss
.Mr. and Mrs. jas. II. Snow, of An
dersoD, .S. c. were over visiting their
plantation in Hart cUunty this week -
,Hartwell (Ga.) Sun. 4 S@
I. Married, by L. NJ, Martin, Magis-
trate, on Sunday, Nov. 8tht g. T. j.
Ashley, of Anderson County, and Miss
!BEertie Smith, of Abbeville County. /,
TheYe ;is not single wilsful, pre-
meditated and malicious lie in Dean &
4RatiIes new advertisement this week.
Read it for yourself IL you doubt It.
eAn Anderson young man who was
calling on q girl told her that he was
going to kiss her before he eft the
hOIso. She commanded him to leave