The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-07-13
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 13. 1904.

Mrs. w. I. O'Brien, of Savannah, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Estelle Hillhouse, of Augusta,
Is Slalting friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Alien are spend
ing several days in Walhalla.
Marvin NJ. Mann. of Antreville, spent
o few days in the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Webb are
! spending few days at Wafhaiia.
Miss Vance DuBose, of Atlanta, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. II. Sullivan.
Miss Lucille Montgomery, of Spar
tanburg, is in the city visiting friends.
| Miss Sarah Henry, of Abbeville, is
IN Anderson visiting Miss Lucy Bar
ton.
Miss Annie Provost has returned to
the city from a visit to friends in Clin-
ton.
Walter II. Geer, who represents the
day.
The farmers are taking more interest
now in their promising crops than in
| politics.
Mrs. Mike Hoke, of Atlanta, is visit
ing her parents, Dr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Nardin.
Mas lola johnson, of Anderson, is
visiting Mrs. rner.-Greenwood
tigement of Wofford College in another
column.
A number of wells. and eprings in J
this section have gone dry in the past
few weeke.
Miss Annie L. Williams, of Berkeley,
has been visiting the family Of Geo. Z.
Prince, Esq.
Capt. Theo. Dehon, representing the
News and Courier. spent day in tho
city last week.
Noel b. Sharpe has a lot Of fine land
foz sale. Read his advertisement in
another column.
Miss Lucille Brownlee, Of Nashville,
Tenn, ls in the city visiting the family
of s. d. Brownlee.
j.. s. Carter, popular merchant of
| Westmineter, srent q day OF two in
Anderson last week.
The farmers have commenced laying
Dy their crops, and are ready to enjoy
q much needed rest.
The July meeting Of the County
Farmers Institute will be held in the
Court House to-day.
Some fine watermelons from Georgia
were brought to the city last week and
met with ready sale.
The candidates for offices in SO
county have t1 make themselves known
by the LIST of August.
Mrs. b. F. HAWKING, of Newberry, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. r. E. Bur-
rls' and Mre. G. B. Allen.
The State campaign party will be
here next Wednesday, 20th inst. Come
out and hear them speak.
John w. Linley, who is travelling
a few days in the city with his mother.
Mrs. j. J. Baker and daughter, Mics
Helen, came down from Richmond last
week to epend the summer in AndeT-
| son.
Miss Zenobia Welch has gone to
Chsutanga, New York, to take epe-
eiat course in music during the cum
mer.
Suggestions Of candidates for Mayor
and Aldermen are now in order. The
time for the primary election is near at
hand.
j. c. Ligon, of this county, went
Y down tn Newhercyy last week 70 spend q
Ligon.
It is Just as easy to praise neighbor
pie seem to derive less satisfaction
from it.
| WeaCe told that che water in the
Sa-annah River ig about as low as it
eyer gets to be, and at some OF the fer.
rieS it can be fordea.-
l It. Loftin Robertson, wife, and chill,
dren, OF Abbeville, have been spending
ghe past week In the city vieiting
The Citizens' Band has begun tits
regular Friday; evening open air con-.
cerfs. They are much appreciated by
tine people of the city. 1.'.a's''s' 80
vieiting his mother, Mrs. Helen We'll,
who has been suffering for. months
from paSalytic stroke. I Sc a39 ~ :, T,
All persons interested in the grave.
yard at Sandy Springs are requested to
meet there Friday morning, July 10Th,
| with necessary tools to clean it off.
i Miss Eunice Russell, who hassbeen
4 teaching IN the Thornweii 7Orphanage
at Clilton. has returned to the city to
spend her vacation with her parents,
Messrs. Owen Mckinney and Dick
DObbins. two of Anderson's popular
young gentlemen, were in the city q
few days this eek.-Hartwell (Ga.j J
Sun. ls5l =
Milledge L. Bonhan, Jr., commando
ent OF cadets at the Wilmington Dell
city to spend his vacation with his pa