The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-20

Mrs. W; E. Atkinson is visiting rela.
tlves in Chester. -"
Chickens and eggs are in demand NJ
good prices in the city. 'N %
The early gardener in this section
mas commenced work. '''
/ The jewish New Yeer, 5,0o4. beean
on last Monday, 18th inst ''e"A
Mrs. ". N. Meade is visiting her
1ather' .. b. Alston, at Pet.gru.
| Miss Annie Provost is visiting her
sister' Mrs. Ballenger, in Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs: j. c. Cummings. of
city. ~ 'no
Many wagons loaded with fertilizers
are going out of the city nearly every
Ars. Mary Izlar, of Savannah. Ga.
1s visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Miss Carrie Perry, of Walhalla, was
week.
A: w: Cheshire, of Honea Path, was
IN the city Gayor two last week on
business.
Whooping cough and mumps are
prevalent in some sections Of the
County. o
Capt. and Mrs. w. G.. Smith are in
WaIha!la visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Rev. s. T. Blackman and family, of
the city. ~ 49,
Afrs. A. P. Cater and daughter have
gone to charleston to spend some time
The Governor has appointed b. j.
Spearman, of HOpewelI Township, q
notary public.
Capt. }. d. Dunlap, of Ronea Path.
was here yesterday On business and
called on us.
Mrs. j. T. Rice, of Bolton, spent a
rev days in the city last week with
Mrs. j. l.. McGee.
Dwelling houses are in great demand
in Anderson. Somebody will have 10
build few more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ligon, of Green
vile, have returned home after visit
to relatives here.
A number of the lawyers of this citv
are In Columbia this week ATTENDING
the Supreme Court.
Miss Florence Percival, of Balti-
mere, is il the city visiting ier sister
AIRS II. S. CraytOn.
We are adding new subscribers TO
our llet every day, hut we still have
room for few more.
Col; II. Z. Beattie, president of the
Blue Ridge Railway, spent q day or
Two In the city last week.
Our. young friend, Paul Barr, has
gone TO Florida to spend two or three
weeks visiting relatives.
Reader: have you paid your subscrip-
ton to The IntelligencerY Ifyou have
not, please do 30 at once.
81 J; a; Ann lMsacCullough, Esq, one of
spent laat Friday in Anderson.
a local weather prophet says We are
going to have an early Spring and an
abundant fruit crop this year.
W: P. League, of Pelzer, has moved
10 Gns city, having accepted position
Win inc Anderson cotton mill.
MISS Anna Cunningham, of Converse
college, is at home for q few days rs-
cuperating from spell Of sickness.
b, F. Manldin, of this city, has been
re-e!ecfed, President of tho Bank at
McCoTni;:k to serve the ensuing year.
J. T. Branyon and family, of Honeo
Path, left few days ago FOR Fort
Worth, Texas. where they will reside
in the future.
w: b. Magruder has just received
car load of fine mules and horses.
Whicin ne is offering at low prices. See
A large number of mules and horses
are now being sold by the dealers in
this city to the farmers. The prices
are about as usual.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias.
will hold its regular convention to.
morrow night at 2 80 O'clock. All the
members are urged to attend.
- nov. n. ~. L1gOn, or Newberry
County, spent q few days i'll hisCoun-
ty last week visiting old friends, all Of
whom gave Eim most cordial vel
come.
If the Hessian flies and the grain
LICE and the cut worms are not mt ont
Of business this winter the farmers
need never, in the future, count on any
help from cold weather..
,ons Married. on Tuesday, January 10,
1yga' az @ the nome OF the brides father,
J. L. Wiles, in this County, by Rev.
k; 9, Ligon, Mr.. S. j. Mccullough, of
AIDbeVille "a County, and Miss Eta
: The bell at the City Hall and on all
the public buildings In Anderson was
toiled at noon on Thursday in honor of
Lieutenant-General John B. Gordon.
whose funeral services were being
held at that hour in Atlantis.
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