The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-09-09
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 9, 1903.

Smiths excursion to Atlanta will be
Mrs. j; E. Barton isvisiting relativea
Fletcher Mcclure has returned from
q trip to the West.
Miss Pearl George has returned from
visit to Greenvllle.
Miss Georgia Norris, of Columbia,
Is visiting Mrs. Foster Fant.
Miss Lola Anderson, of Augusta,
ls visiting Miss Eileen Jones.
Mrs: Henry Edwards is visiting Mrs.
V. 1. Masters in Greenville.
Gen. NJ. Z. Bonham spent Monday in
Columbia on legel business.
Mre. Edmund Davis is in the city on
visit to her son. Thos. II. Davis.
Miss Lydia Orr left last week for
Washington, D. c., to enter school.
Miss Lenora Hubbard has returned
from trip to the mountains.
Mre. NJ: H. Jones and John C. Allen,
Oh waterloo, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. Alex Ramsey, OF Pickens, ia
Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Holleman.
E. w. Masters made short but
pleasant trip to Spartanburgl last week.
Rev. NJ. B. Kelly has returned from
his mountain vacation spent at Jocas-
see.
Harry A. Orr has returned to Allan
ia; after spending several days in the
city.
Sheriff and Mrs. II. Il. Green spent
several days last week at Calhoun
Falls.
Clarence Young mas gone to Tupelo,
Miss, where he will buy cotton during
the season.
Mrs. B. A: Henry and children are
Elberton, Ga.
Sam Prince hasgone to Williamson
70 recuperate after weeks illness
from fever
y. c. Baker has gone to Mo-. 5gomery,
Ala, where he will buy cotton during
the fall and winter.
Monday was Salesday, and a large
crowd was in the city. There was no
sale Of real estate.
Miss. Mary. Chapman has gone to
Moore's to- take charge of the public
school at that place.
Norman Walker, of Appleton, re-
turned to his home on Monday, after q
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Miss Louise Ligon, of Newberry,
who has been with friends in the Coun-
ty' spent yesterday in Anderson.
7; p. Smith has returned from n trip
be with the Horn Bass Company.
D. p. McBrayer, president of the
Riverside and TOxaway Mills, is in the
west on an extended business trip.
Lewis Sanders has returned from a
vacation Of several days spent with
friends and relatives in the County,
Mrs. j. D. Maxwell and daughters,
VINO have been spending several weeks
IN the city, have returned to Charlotte.
Miss Alice Sullivan, who has been
Visiting friends and relatives in HayS
County, Ga, has returned. to the city:
Ford Todd, of Charleston, who is a
mldehlpman in the Naval Academy at
city.
James Mckinney is now with The
Boston Shoe Store, and will be pleased
to have his friends call and see him
there.
Hugh P. Holleman, who holds re-
ponslble poeition st the Toxaway
III ills, is resting for a few days at his
ol d home in Walhalla.
Capt. G. Cullen Sullivan, after
has returned to Indianapolis, Ind, to
resume his law studies.
Miss Louise johnson, of Chester, is
IN the city. She will have charge Of
the school at Motfettsville, in this
County, during the approaching school
term.
An interesting account of the recent
Moorehead reunion was published in
the last issue Of the Hartwell Sun from
the pen of Miss Mary Lewis, of this
city. Miss Lewis is an attractive
writer.
If You contemplate patronising the
Welsh Neon High School, you can So
cure your room now by the payment Of
the entrance fee of S5. Quite q mum.
Der are doing this.
Del Watkins, of Hopewell Town
ship. has won the beneficiary scholar
ship in the Citadel Academy, for which
an examination was recently held.
Frank Burriss, of Centerville Town
ship, is the alternate,
w. j. Compton, one of our valued
readers, has moved from Easley to
Cateeche. to take charge of the new
hotel at that place. Those who stop
with him will receive cordial treatment
and the best of service.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment Of The Globe Jobbing House OF
our city. They sell to merchants only
and Will sell at tho very lowest price
poasible. They can save great deal
IN the way OF freighta. Give them 6