The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-03-25
Some of us are fearing that the cold
weather has not bid us: q final adieu

Misses Helen Fent and Eloise Strcah-
er.of Walhalla, are visiting friends
and relatives In the city.
Mrs: e. III. Eorer, Of Spartanburg.
as IN tnS city visiting the family of her
Mra. w. p. Reid ana daughter, OF
seneca saave been spending O few
days in the city visiting relatives.
a. T.. Padgett has been reappointed
9reditably filed for 8 number OF years.
Il. D.. Sloan and family. of Piedmont.
nave been spending 4 few aays In
sSSSH,yisiting the family OF DR.. j. q.
Miss Annie Farmer. who In attending
Chtcora College as Greenville, spent
laesS Saturday and Sunday in the city
Visiting her parents.
Lime is cheap and IL freely used now
suffering, anxiety and expenses Of a
prolonged case OF sickness.
James. T.. Tribnle, Esq, is confined 10
20 nls mono with Q severe ~affiction.
Me5oin his many friends In wishing
hiIn Q speedy restoration to health,
Lewis Cocker, q negro, who shot an
0ther negro near Pelzer last week, has
been committed to Jail on a charge Of
assault and battery with intent to Kill.
If You have not paid your road COM
mutation tax you should read the mo-
Cice or the County Supervisor in an
oordingly.
An old citizen Sas heard to say the
otneT DAY th&t 1t was something un-
usual to nave no frost in March, and
that to date we have had no frOst at
all this month.
The Hessian fly is reported 20 10
nlay1ng the wild With oats In some Bec-
uons OF the State. AS yet we have
neafa OF no damage being done by it
9; B. Van Wyck, general manager
OF Che Anderson Mattress and Sprfng
hedCo., was in the city Monday. Mr.
o. WICK recently placed 817 spring
peds u Winthrop College.-Rook Hill
The City Council has ordered an
election to be held on April 14th nm
the question of issuing $l6.OOOin bonds
10r the erection Of another GRADED
scnool building and S25, 600 in bonds
1or improving the streets.
Miss Nellie Browne, of Anderson. ia
visiting her brother, R. F.. Browne,
Inc popular railroad agent &c thiss
place. Miss Nellie has many frienda
IN Union County, having taught school
10 santuc a few years ago.-Union
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we are requested to publish the fol-
lowing : Superintendent Of Sunday
4cuuUIB belonging TO the SaIuda Sun-
day School Institute will please cali on
OF send to III. s.. Shumate, Anderson,
D.. ". for q blank on which to make
2 their report to the next meeting of
There is great activity in real estate
at present and the prices asked for de-
airable building lots is steadily advanc-
Ing. Real estate is now worth more
Gnan ever before in the history Of the
Town, and there is no prospect Of q de-
feri0atlon II. values, as few If any of
the sales are being made for specuIa-
tive purposes.
O.P- Knight will leave Anderson in
Anew days for Texas, where ne will
engage in business. Mr. knights has
been employed in The G. a. Reed
Music House in this city for @ number
OF years; and has manY. friends here
VINO Will join us in wishing him much
success in his new home.
Married, on Sunday afternoon.
March 20, 1902, at the home OF the
nrldee grandmother, Mrs. Lucy j.
LLssngeton, 10 this city, by Rev. j. D.
E G9sap ~, c.ssSaSs = Smith and
The young couple have many friends
who wish them q happy and prOsper-
q journey through life.
The fact that Greenwood has com
Piled with the conditions upon which
Ine removal Of the. Williamson Fe-
male College depends gives oredence
70 the report that the college win be
n0ved 6y the opening Of the next SEES
hion. The. york on the building will
kpToDaDly be begun in Greenwood by
the first of May, and the intention Il
q nave everything ready for occupancy
NsThe Abbeville Hotel Company has
Rented the new hotel to w. T. McFelI,
Oh Pelzer. Mr.. McFallis O yonne mar
but has been In the hotel business an
his life. He is one OF the best know
and most. popular men in his line Of
bnsiness In the State. The new etoD.
ping place viii mean 9 great Many
Medium. Mr. McFail is' an; AD9srTann,ne
boy, and we can assure the Hotel Com.
pany that it is fortunate in eecurine
his services.
W. 81. Thacker. formerly Suiperin.
tendent OF Riverside mill in this CITY
diedin Greenville last Saturday, afteI
II nm iiIuQna nf pauornvg rnnrk9,0 x-;kt 49,