The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-30

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Col. NJ. P. Tribble is in Columbia on
business.
Mrs. r. L. Smith, of Lowndesvills,
spent Monday in the city.
The time for paying the commuta-
ton road tax expires tomorrow
Miss Lizzie McBee, of Greenville. ia
in the CITY visiting Mrs. Maxwell Cray
ton.
| David NJ. Humphreys, of Donalds,
spenta day or two in the city last
| week.
The supply Of cotton sc ID is about
exhausted and the oil mills are closing
down.
Luther A. Moore, of Seneca, was in
the city Monday and gave us a pleas
ant call.
Miss Carrie Thompson has gone to
| Charleston. where she has accepted
position.
Maj. b. F. Whitner has gone to
Richmond to visit his son, Frank c.
Whitner.
George NJ. Greer and wife, of Honea
Path, spent day or two in the city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Crayton Cummings
nave been visiting the formers mother
in this city.
A. NJ. Richardson, route agent of the
southern Express Company, was in the
city Friday.
j. Miles Pickens announces himself
as q candidate for County Treasurer in
today's issue.
Misses Emma Wilson and Louise
6arpef, or Wllllamston, were in the
city Saturday.
Prepare now for the candidates and
the preachers by starting off good
crop of chickens.
| Joe Cunningham, Of Greenville, has
Deen spending several days in the city
with his mother.
DR.. w. E. McCurry and j. l.. Teas
ley, of Hartwell, Ca, were in the city
the first of the week.
The farmers have been greatly de-
layed in their work the past week on
account Of the rains.
Next Monday is Salesday. The Pat
rick Military Institute property will be
| sold at public outcry.
Miss Lois Drake, of Due West, IS
visiting Misses Mayme and Daisie
Erskine, near the city.
The millinery departments of the dry
goods stores are very attractive places
to the fair Sex just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. George spent a few
days In the city last week with the
family of A. B. Sullivan.
Bishop Capers will spend next Sun
day in Anderson and conduct services
in Grace Episcopal Church.
The G. F. Jones Co. have large and
interesting advertisement in this paper,
which you should read carefully.
Another oil mill is being projected at
Honea Path, and is being talked OF at
Starr. Let the good work 60 on.
We have enrolled a number of new
subscribers, the past week. We still
nave room for few more names.
Mise Zadie Fretwell./ who has been
studying art in New York for several
monthss returned home last week.
Mr. Jim Harper went to Honea Path
yesterday. He will learn telegraphy
in the telegraph Office at that place.
ALI our delinquents are cordially in
vlted to call and examine our new
spring style of receipts for subscription.
r. B. .Findley and W. A. Davis have
gone to the Blue Grass region of Ken
lucky to buy some thoroughbred horses.
Mics Lois Hill, who is attending the
Baltimore College for Women ia
spending the Easter holiday season at
home.
Politics in this county is almost as
come you may depend on it's being
warm.
Miss Margaret Lumpkin, student
or the Wllliamston Female College,
spent Sunday in the city with her
father.
Samuel A.. Price. who holds q posi-
ton IN the News Office at Greenville.
mas been spending a few days in An
derson.
| Rev. .. j. .Caftledge has been i'll,
and was unable to conduct services in
the First Presbyterian Church Sunday
moraing.
Do not neglect to plant canteloupes
II you have only ground for q dozen
hliis; They are great luxury in July
A good many Of the farmers In this
section have lost their sweet notstces
and there is some complaint as to the
scarcity of seed.
G. Frank Bolt, the popular grocery
man, received o lot OF beans and peas
from Florida last week and disposed
in their new advertisement this
ter greeting for their friends and Gus
toners. Read it.
j T. .. Sloan, Of Atlanta, q former
resident Of Anderson, has been spend