The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-07
Denver Dots.

Mr.. Joe Bowdon and family, of Co.
!ush, California, arrived at Denver
Christmas Eve. They will remain
several months with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. Bowden, before return
ing to California. MIR. and Mrs. j. w.
the holidays and joined the family
party at the old homestead for q few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. G. McWhorter
were made glad Christmas by family
reunion Of their children. Miss Hattie
came from Anderson, where she teaches
SCHOOL Mt the Riverside Mills. Cadet
Walter. from Clemson, Miss Bessie,
from Winston, N. C., where sho had
and Mrs. Sam Harris, with their two
pretty children, from Bolton.
w: u. Garrison and daughter, Miss
Sadie, visited relatives nt Walhalla
and Pendloton during the holidays.
Miss Mary Blackman, of Williams
ton Female College. came home to
Christmas. accompanied by her pretty
cousins, Misses Pearl and Lille Russell.
They returned on the 30th ult.
Will Major, OF Griffin, Ca, visited
relatives near here recently.
Wilton Reeves, who had been absent
several years, gladdened the hearts of
his relatives by coming during Christ
mas for visit Of several days. His
occupation as Conductor on Pullman
Car between Tampa and Columbia
seems to agree with him, as his shadow
has not "grOwn less" but much larger.
He returned to his post of duty en- the
lat.
Tom and Marion Rothrock spent
Christmas week with relatives at
Greenwood and Newberry. They re-
port livelier times at those places than
was enjoyed about Denver.
Miss Miriam Goldsmith, of Piedmont,
visited her father, Maj. +. NJ. Welborn,
and family last week. She is at the
head of tho millinery department. in
the firm OF tho Hampton Mercantile Co.
The friends of Miss Louise Ander-
son, of the Electric City, were pleased
to see her in Denver recently. She
taught school here some three years
ago, and won mauy friends during her
sOjOurn among us.
Will Mitchell, of Chester, s. c., who
was the guest of j. l.. Jolly's family
during the holidays, returned to Bel
ton on the 20th, accompanied by Ed
win Jolly.
Miss Birdie DuckwCrth. of Lebanon,
boarded the train here last week for
an extended visit to friends at Gaines
Vile. Atlanta and Birmingham.
MIR. and Mrs. Felix Boggs, of Pen
dletOn, were the guests of Reid Gar
rison and family last Wednesday.
Houston Smith. who moved to
Macon, Ga, last fall was not pleased,
and has concluded to come back to
this County. He will make Denver
his home and follow the occupation of
blacksmith here.
Mics May Hutchison, one Of Iola's
loveliest girls, visited her sisters, Mrs.
l.. C.. and Mrs. II. n. Garrison, near
here last week.
Many thanks arc due Mrs. Ried Gar
rison. Mrs. Annie Eskew and Mrs.
Marshall Blackman for kind invita-
tions to dine. and share of their
Christmas good things.
Special mention should he made of Mr..
Willie Eskew'a generous gift to M old
Confederate sOldie, May "hs shadow
never grow less and nis tribe increase. y
Walter McWhorter is suffering with
cry sipelas in his face and head and is
unable to return to Clemson ut present,
Bcnnie Milan; young brother of
k"hrrt Milan. Is very i'll with appen-
oicjtis. 1t is feared an operation will
have To be performed.
There has been quite an exodus g!
negro renters from this section to
Oconec. Most of them are seeking