The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-16


the entire day in order to give them
selves and their employees q chance to
observe the day as it should be. The
public will please take notice and beur
in mind that no place of business will
be open III Anderson on that day.
The days of the big fat porler are
numbered.
Miss Meta Allen. of Lowndesville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Some men are hardly honest enough
to pay back borrowed trouble.
G. E. Moore, editor of the Honea
Path Chronicle, was in the city yester-
day.
Rev. J. T. Mann will preach at Cross
Roads church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
lN,s .alfs ialffs vgc,i.s Ct Anderson, is on
visit to Miss Stella NewbefIS
ems Sentinel. -
Harry A. Orr, OF Atlanta, has been
spending few days in the city visit
ing relatives.
Fred B. Maxwell, who has been in
California several months, has return
ed to Anderson.
DR.: A. j. Speer and wife, of Lown-
desvi!le, have been spending few
days in the city.
The three ages of women are her real
age. what her friends think it is and
what she says it is.
RS. McIver, auditor of the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad, was in the city
last week on business.
Mre. A. II. Wright, of Atlanta, is in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs. E.
L. Reese, and other relatives.
Mrs. Sue Burriss, of Anderson, S. c.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. E.
Meredith.-Hartwell (Ga.) Sun.
The beautiful Chrysanthemums now
decorate the yards aud gardens of
many Of the homes in the city.
j. w. Rothrock, OF Pendletop, has
been appointed a member of the Board
of Control for Anderson County.
r. E. Clinkscales and sons. of
Lowndesvilie. have been spending q
few days in the city visiting relatives.
Col. j. B. E. Sloan and family, who
have been spending the summer at
Pendleton, have returned to Charles
ton
The Pioneer firemen have received
an invitation to participate in the fire.
mems tournament at Sumter next
week.
Chickens, eggs and other country
produce are scarce in this market
Turkeys for Thanksgiving are in great
demand.
ChiquOla Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Will meet tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock All the members are urged
All places of business will be closed
IN Anderson on Thursday, oath inst,
Thanksgiving Day. Do your shopping
the day before.
Some of the farmers say that in a
good many places nine-tenths of the
cotton crop has been picked, and three
fourths Of it sold. -
The two most brilliant planets can
now be seen aG the same time in the
early evenings-Jupiter in the east and
Venls Il tue vest.
Christmas is only six weeks off and
the Mttle tots have already commenced
writing Letters to Santa Claus, making
known their wants.
TheIe is an Anderson girl, we are
told, who has dead einch on her fellow.
She eats onions on the same evenings
he comes 30 see her.
w. L. Sweet and wife, of Saginan,
Mich, have come to Anderson to make
their homo. Mr. Sweet will engage In
merchandising here.
Chag. 3. Hall, Of this city, has pr--
disc Of D! B. Sloan at Clemson College
and will continue the bnsineis there.
In many Of the, towns and cities in
the State all places OF busin ,ss will be
closed on Thanksgiving Day, oath
inst. This ehould be done in Ander-
son.
T. c.. Mcdowell, formerly of this
county bnt who. now holds q RESPONSE
Line Railway az Abbeville. was In the
city last Thursday.
Hiss Nellie Barton, one of Ander-
sons charming young ladies, was in
town Friday and Saturday the guest Of
Press and Banner. -''o
Very little cotton is being marketed
now. The farmers seem determined
TO hold lit until they can get at least
ten cents for 1t. We sincerely hope it
will soon reach that price.
j. B. Jetton and family, OF Gaffney,
8. c., who left Anderson about fifteen
years ago, have returned here to make
their future home, and arc warmly
welcomed by their old friends.
Rev. J. u. James, Of this city, viii
preach tn the Presbyterian churc,s st
o'clock. The friends Of the congrsga-
ton arc cordially invited to attend She
services, "a t.s,, 3. IS
There will probably be good many
E2vm this section 90 down to Charles
eon 90 the Fall festival 70 be held there
next ,woek. IL In sood time to visit
tho city by tho sea, aud tho railroad