The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-06-24
Ocal News.
WEDNEs0lY. JUN j 100

WEDNESDAY,. IusE q. isss is;5:ss.
.h. w 3. 2. Sheragd, OF AbbevD,e. was ;n
tne city yesterday. IS = 'ss T'As -.sill' -
Country produce IL scarce ana ~
s1Sas s demand IN the city. q, t.st sS.A *
Cotton han gene beyond the i a ce.ts
point But che farnsWrs ma amt az il il il. Sonss
J; Aarvin Mastase. Of At,an,a Is. Is;
vin.ine relatives in and near ths City.
4. =. Smith win run his excu,aion ~,
Snarieston next Wednesday, July Lee.
,ni local weather prophet says that
S;y t;ony Wan % 9 dry month In t6is sec-
Misa Liszie MeBea. of Greenv;i,e :, g.
~ r. sne city Waiting her sister, Mrs. Max =
Z. 8. Mattisop and wife. Of Colnp,.
Ias 6isn, are in the city Visiting friends T sa and
Aias Ella Avery, OF Baltinore 4 4
ay SI1 elty eh'; Waiting her sister, Mrs. Il. q :
=, number Of the teachers Of tha
HtoRHnty ~ Rocys- are sI attending the State Normal
Prof. J. Scott Murray, Of Macon. Ga.
0ther telatives. = s--S- - :. '.A,.
The first of July is nearly here. and
We We nave not seeh ar heard of cotton
bloom ibis season. $3.50
Mr. p. S.F. Bruce, of Elberton
"a. is in the city Visiting his Slater.
MRS. j. N. Brown. F7 =. : - S'Ssot >
.. +. Hammond, OF Greenyi,le. bas
U;s;9;s gSS1 spending few days In Anderson
Iey. d. &. Murchison viii preach NJ
!a rda. hock Church next Sunday after
Some Of the yonng msn Of the oitv
d1S mi, a.Iaanglng = g 70 have q; grand aaii
Gaps. w 2. Henry and wife, of Ell
pSs!oS, Ga., are In the city yisiting
tneir son, Dr. y. A.. Henry. p.
Mrs. 4. .. Fant and children, OF Wal
derson visiting relatives. Z - Z /.
The farn1era havebeen making 3pnod
/ use OF the dne weather the past Weeis'
ana very few OF them have visited the
The health officer should look cloae
after the sanitary condition of the
) fQWn, This is very important at this
season. 6 u q
Kev. n. j. Holmes, at evangelist. il
conducting @ Beries OF meetings in q
large tent on the vacant lot opposite
the City Hall. s. rs. :4, =
'fhs soda fountains and ice dealers
are doing Tushing business these
from them about the weather. a
Cotton has become 10 very scarce
that the mills are not so particular
about the grad just any old thing
with bagging on il brings q fancy
The Conrt of Common Pleas for An
dereOn County cDnveheS ii this citv
next Monday at 10 O'clock a. m. Jurors
and Witnesses \ sh0nld be- on hand
promptly 3g s. s s
Marriod, on Thursday, June is. 1eO8.
at the homo Of the brides father, R.
~. Piekens, by Rev. w !. B. Hawkins,
Rev. George "A. Martin and Mics Mar
ion Piekens, both OF Anderson Comfy.
Mai. Ben. Patrick. commandments of
cadets at the Alabama Poivtechnia m. y.
stitnte, end Hrs. Pauline Gurganus.
teacher Of vocal muaic in the judson
Eene!e !nstitaa..ss, ..ss, ;aaaaaa::i0n, Ala, are 80
the city Waiting relativea. 81
We are greatly ndebted tpour clever
11end, j. Hickman, formerly, Of
Fla. for 4 eseses q: 7s,1ys 81, e q tomntnes.
which came by e2preas d few days ago.
Snch treats are always highly appre-
cifatsd by the F5pr printers. 4
Miss Nellie Reese, an attractive
young lady OF AbbeYille, who
T city with friends, returned to her home
| last Saturday. Miss Reese is cutie
popular in Anderson ana her friends
We're sorry TO see: her depart.
| There viii be an: election at Flat
from i TO q O'clock for the Durnose no sey 81 81
selecting three school trustees TO serve
that district the ensuing two years.
Every voter in tho district is urged ia
80 out and pardc cipata in the election.
Mrs Jennie Zimmerman died Mon
1 of her sen.in.iawr j. E BagRalI. at
{ Beltons IN tine Goth year If hher asa,
] bne haa Deen q confirmed invalid YOi
! 10 or IL yeare, though the ifsnmediate
cause OF her death was malar;al fever.
Alvin Lollis, son OF w. N. Lollis,
DIED last Msdnea aday night at his home