The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-06
Local News.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 6, 1904.
THE COTTON MARKET.
Good MiddIing-13.
Strict Middling-13s.
Mlddling-l3S.

J. D. Mobley, of Texas, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Nell Barton has gone to Gafr
!. ney to visit friends
Miss Maud Roberts, OF Lavonia, Ga,
ls visiting in the city.
Miss Eileen Jones has returned to
handolph-Dacon College.
Ifyou have made good New Year
iosoiuticns, be sure to stick to them.
Miss Sarah Henry. of Abbeville, was
the guest last week of Miss Lucy Bar
ton.
julius G. Dantzler, of Lynn, Mass.
i,s visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Quattle-
baum.
G. B. Zimmerman, ESQ.,, q member
OF the Lexington bar, was in the city
Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Hoyt, of Greenville,
IS visiting relatives and friends in An
derson.
Mrs. Julian Avery, of Rock Hill, s.
e., is in the city visiting Mrs. r. G.
iaughiin.
Hon. E. M. Rucker, Jr, has return
ed from business trip to Augusta and
Columbia.
Mt. and Mrs. NJ. w. CAN'T have re-
turned from q visit to relatives in CO.
lumbia.
The merchants are busy taking stock
and getting straight after tho Christ
mas rush.
j. N. Watkins, Of Greenville, has
been spending few doys in the city
the past week.
Some Of the old folks cay that up to
date this has been the coldest fall and
winter since 1888.
j. B.. Simpson has returned from
Warwick, Ga, where he spent the hol-
1 idays with homo folks.
8. N. Wolfe, principal of the Willis
ton graled school, spent last week in
the city with friends.
j: Marvin Masters has returned TO
his homo in Atlanta, after q visit to
his parents near the city.
Miss Matte Dunlap has returned TO
her home in Honea Path after pleae-
ant visit to Miss Lille Leo.
Cotton reached fourteen cents in
New York last week, the highest 10
has been in many years.
mrs.. James Stacy McCully spent last
night in the city and attended the
Gilmer-Lumpkin we1a::aas
Mics Bessie Simpson returned to
Spartanburg Monday to resume her
studies at Converse College.
We feel very grateful to those of
our Subscribers who have come up
squarely and paid us their dues
The Boston Shoe Store wants 1000
black cats. Road the advertisement
In another column for particulars.
0. K. Mauldin, Esq, popular law
yGr CT GTeenvllle, spent last Monday in
Anderson on professional business
Isaac A. We'll, accompanied by his
little son. Of Plymouth, Va, is in the
city visiting his brother, j. II. We'll.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken spent a
day in the city last week and was
warmly greeted by his many friends.
Make o resolution to work and talk
for Anderson during the year 10 9O4-nnd
We can Afford 80 forgive yonr other
Bins. q .., ,.--
! 4 --.s % . . d & /. f. y
r. Frank Mckinney and wife, of
Anderson, arc in che city visiting rela-
tives.
We are enrolling large number OF
new subscribers for The IntallisseenooF,
but Ve still have room on onr list for q
few moro.
a very good way to start the year
and to insuse good luck is to get square
with the newspaper man. just try it
and see. :. 4
Tho shooting OF air rifles on the
streets should be stopped. 1t is too
dangerous, and window panes cost too
much.
Commnndant T. II. Russell, Jr,, of
Horner Institute, Oxford. N. c., has
returned to that city, after spending
awhile with homo folks.
j. Eugene LangstoD, of Franklin,
La, who left Anderson about fifteen
years ago, is in the city visiting his
mother and other relatives.
Rev. v. I. Merters. tho travelling
representative of the Baptist Courier.
has been spending q few days in and
near the city visiting relatives.
A. Earle Lewis, who has been with
the Piedmont Manufacturing Company
as shipping clerk, has acceplsd q simi-
lar position with the Orr Mills and will
hereafter live in Anderson.
w. i. Casey, who has been living in
Texas FOR year or more. has returned
to his old homo ia the Five Forks sec
ton OF this Comfy, and IL cordially
welcomed by his old friends. a