The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-07

The farmers of this section are not
rushing their cotton to tie market.
Miss Ella Sullivan, of Larrens, is in
the city visiting Miss lola Johnson.
Prof. L. NJ. Aiahaffey will open his
school at Starr next Monday, 18th inst.
j. Walter Dickson, of Spartanburg,
spent q day or two in the city last
week.
This entire section would appreciate
good shower # rain. It is very dry
and dusty.
Mics Mary Towers has gone to Union,
5. C., to attend the Clifford Female
Seminary.
Partridges are reported to be plenti-
tul, but are protected by law until No
vember 1st.
T.. H. Powell, of Ebert county, Ca,
was in the city Monday and gave us q
pleasant call.
Mrs. Ellen Latimer, of Lowndesyille.
is in the city. visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ottie Hill.
Mrs. John E Sadier, OF GreenviIle,
ls spending o few days with friends
and relatives III tho city.
The millinery department of the dry
goods stores are very popular resorts
for the fair sex just now.
There we're three fogs in August
possibly four. So there will be three
SHOWS the coming winter.
Miss Nellie Harris, of Pendleton, has
come to the city to take charge Of the
school at the Riverside mill.
Mrs. T. R. Shuford, of Meridian,
Mr.. and Mre. Q. y. Van HTyok.
w. G. Hodges who has been spend
ing year or more in Colorado. has re-
turned to his old home at Starr.
T. NJ. East and wife. of Okolona,
Ark, are in the city visiting the for
meF's sister, Mrs. L. A. Sharpe.
Miss Christian Cook, after q pleas
ant visit to- Mrs. Sallie Crayton, has
returned to her home in Florida.
The friends of Rev. j. L. McLin are
more than pleased to know that he has
recovered from his recent illness.
B. NJ. Shuman, Esq, we'll known
attorney. of Greenville, was in the city
Last week on professional business.
The fall term of the United States
district and circuit courts will be held
in Greenville the last week in October.
At this time next year all the joys or
agonles, as the case may be, OF both
primaries will have been experienced.
Messrs. b. F. Mauldin and Lee G.
HOlleman are attending the meeting
of the State Bankers Association in
Columbia.
Miss May Thompson left last week
will spend the winter with friends and
relatives.
Capt. john E. Allen, who has been
spending some time with his sister,
Mrs. 8. NJ. Orr, left for his home in
Barnwell on Thursday,
The turnip crop has o hard time.
In many places there is not moisture
enough to bring up the seed. Those
that are up grow slowly.
Miss Carrie Pearman, who has been
teaching IN the city schools, left Thurs
day for Nashville, Tenn, to enter the
Peabody Normal College.
Hon, Logan E. Bleckley, Georgia's
and popular chief JUS
tice, is in Anderson visiting Mrs. s.
Bleckly and other relatives.
Read the advertisements in the In
te!!igencer closely every week and you
will know where to go and get the best
bargains in fall and winter goods.
Rev. John G. Law, of Spartanburg,
spent last Sunday in Anderson and
preached in the First Presbyterian
Give your child o chance in life. In
this busy, progressive age the child
that iS kept out of school will stand a
poor chance TO win the race Of life.
Ira Giles, who was one Of the grad
yates of the, Citadel in this years class,
has been elected principal of the Pros
pect school in Rock Mills township. 4
Rev. NJ. B. Kelly went to Spartan
burg Monday to attend the funeral
services over the body OF his friend
and fellow worker, Rev. j. E. Grier.
W. Fl, Geer, representing the CO.
lumbia State, spent last Monday in the
city. He has fully recovered from his
recent illness and again looks hale and
hearty.
Miss Lucy Brown, of Anderson, who
is q very great favorite In Edgefeld,
has arrived on visit to her sister,
Mrs. j. B. Haltwanger. = Edgefield
Chronicle. 3 ~. So Il.
Victor B. Cheshire. one OF the Intelli-
gencer's typos, was summoned to Lex
ington last week to testify in the Till
man trial. He says he knows nothing
about the case.
: It is told: around that some counter
felt $40 bills are in circulation. This
office will risk all tens, OF, any other
figure, brought here in payment Of
subscription accounts.
Geo. NJ Tclley spent several days in
Greenville last week acting as one Of
the appraisers of the stock OF furniture
of the Edwards Furniture Company
recently damaged by fire.
Mrs. O.. NJ. Harper. aunt of Mrs. s.