The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-04-01
Miss Glenola Cummings ia visiting
relatives at Buford, Ca.

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The thoughts of the fair sex turns
these days toward Easter Eonnets and
gowns.
Next Monday is Salesday. There
vii! be several Gales by the Judge of
Probate.
James NJ. Payne is tearing down his
0i0 house q will erect @ substantial
dwelling in it's place.
Mr. Edward Earle and family, of
hoyee0n. Ca, are in the city visiting
Mrs. Earle's father, A.. b. Sullivan.
Rev. B. L. Padgett, an evangelist,
Mlil Deg1n o series o. meetinga in the
wesleyan Methodist Church Friday
Misses Nellie and Lucy Barton, who
are etudents at Limestone College,
have been spending q few daysat home
visiting their parents.
The Newberry firemen are arreneine
for q tournament IN June. The Ander-
son iremen should send o team down
there q capture como of the prizes.
Remember that there was no blowing
OF consequence done last year till the
nret or April. BY the first of June how
b people did boast Of their crop pros
poets.
Oar young townsman. DR.. Walter
Lewis, who has been attending lee
lures the past winter in a veterinary
institute in Chicago, has returned
Cadet w. D. Acker, who is q student
at the Citadel In Charleston, and who
has been sick, has come home to spend
o few days. We wish him q speedy
restoration to health.
The base ball teams of Clemson and
Day1dson Colleges will play a game Of
ball st Clemson next Saturday. 4th
inst. 1t will, no doubt, attract q large
crowd Of spectators.
Aparty of capitalists are expected to
encouragement will be given to build
Ing an electric railway in this city and
extending to neighboring towns.
The spring has opened and what a
hne time the ladies are having looking
at the new goods. The styles this Q
son are 30 varied that almost anybody
can become pictures Of fasnion.
Miss Louise Murphy, of Anderson.
Hiss Bessse Griffin, Of Bolton, and Mr..
robert Moseley, of Anderson, have
beep on a visit to the fami!Sy Of Mr..
current L;pscom5.-NNiloty-Si1 COR
Mr. L. P. Smith, q member of the
\ City Council Of Anderson, ia in the
I city on bnsineseS While here he will
look carefully into the merits and cost
or v1trified brick pavements and report
to the Anderson authorities Spartan
burg Herald, 9th ult.
Anderson's cotton receipts for this
season up to last night aggregate O
total of 1923 bales, which include TIE
receipts at both the warehouse and
cotton platform. The receipts last
season for the same time were $4,000
bales.
Mrs. Geo. E. Prince has gone to
Charleston, where she will spend a few
weeks in an infirmary unG0r medical
treatment. 1t is hoped that her stay
she will soon return home fully re-
stored to health.
Miss Nelle Stacks, Of Due West Fe-
male College, has accepted the invita-
tl0n OF the Ladies' Missionary Society,
OF Eureka Church, to give an Elecu-
t1on Recital at the Eureka School house
on the night Of April the 10th. The
public is cordially invited.
A marriage occurred at the County
Home last Sunday afternoon. The
contracting parties, MIR. J. w. Thurs
ton and Mrs. Elizabeth Tins, are in
mates OF the Home and are about II
McG1ll, who is o notary public, tied
/ the nuDtial knot.
William Callahan, Of Anderson
County, and his son, w. w. Callahan.
spent the day in Easley last Friday
with the Messrs. Callahan of this place,
who are the o q of w. w. Callahan.
MIR. William Callahan is now 81 years
old and hale and hearty. for O. mar of
his ege, and is one of the substantial
and honorable farmers of his section.
-Easley Progress.
Wigington & Alexander. the leading
dry goods merchants Of Piedmont,
have sent us one of their first spring
announcements. 1t is q most creditaee
BILE advertisement and was gotten out
by. their Wigington, who is q practical
printer and q great yoliever in adyer-
tlslng: They are doing a lively bust
ness, 1t seems, and are cash men from
the word go, having never sold q dol
lars worth Of stuff on q credit. They
carry q magnificent stock OF dry goods,
notions and shoes and are in to win.
The Union Meeting Of the Third
| District Of the Salud8 Association was
held in the First Baptist Church, this
! city, Last Saturday, and all the Church
60 In the District were represented by
Delegates. The opening aarmnn w=ss
I.eaEled by. Rev. w. w. Leathars.
Rev. II. B. FAINT was elected moderator
and j.. II. Hutchinson secretary. There
were a number of interesting topics
discussed by the delegates, and Tho
meeting throughout was very interest
ing: The next meeting will be held
with the Cross Roads Church on the
fifth Sunday in May.
Mrs. Sophia Bruce, wife of P. F.. y.
Bruce, died at her home in Elberton,
Ca, last Thursday, after q painful i'll
ness of several months, aged 70 years.
Mrs. Bruce was q daughter of the late
Rev: Joseph Hillhouse, q prominent
proahuforioN ,os;ko- &c H. -"