The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-09

MiddlinR-15.
ME-. w. A. Breazeale, of Charleston,
is in the city.
Ars. 8. N. Gilmeris visiting relatives
in Charleston.
Miss Iva Cook has gone to Woodruff
to visit relatives.
Miss Clara Osborne is visiting rela-
tives in Newberry.
Miss Zula Brock spent Sunday with
her parents at Due West.
Gel. j. Il. Brown has returned from
an extended trip to Florida.
Mr.. c.. F. Jones has returned from
trip to the Northern markets.
The Farmers Institute meets rext
Wednesday in the Court House.
Feaster Tribble has gone to Bir-
mingham, Ala, on business trip.
Misses Annie Brown and Matte
Davis spent Saturday and Sunday in
Iva.
The farmers continue to haul fertili-
zers away from town in large quanti-
ties.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jolly left Mon
day for Union County to vissit rela-
tives.
w. B. Magruder went to Atlanta last
Monday to buy q car load of horses and
mules.
Don't grumble about the cold wealth
IhRrQ n har Of
ahead.
Louis H. Carey, of Seneca. has been
spending few days in Anderson buy
ing cotton.
Nearly every other person you meet
now is victim of the 10 grippe CT q
severe cold.
Prof. A: G.. Homes, principal of the
Bolton High School, was in the city
Saturday.
Street Overseer Jackson has planted
q number of shade trees on the Court
House Square.
Sidney Adams. agent of the Blue
Ridge railroad at Walhalla, spent Sun
day in the city.
G. s. Little, of Hart County, Ca, was
in Anderson last Friday and gave
Us pleasant call.
The Court of Common Pleas for Oco-
nee County convenes at Walhalla next
Monday, 14th inst.
the pulpit of the Central Presbyterian
Church Sunday night.
Our correspondents aTo requested to
send in their news letters on Mondays
or early Tuesday mornings.
DR.. j. b. Britt, of Troy, Abbeville
County, is visiting the family of j.
Bolton Watson near the city.
March has two full moons. One
made it's appearance on the 1st and the
other is to show up on the 31st.
Miss Annie Provost, who has been
visiting her sister, Mira. Bellenger, in
Mississippi, has returned home.
The cotract for the erection of the
Grandy & Jordon Of Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Stewman, re-
turned to their home at Lancaster after
visit to the family Of w. 8. Lee.
Rev. 81. Il. Murchison has been con-
fined to his bed for some time with an
attack OF grip, but is improving now.
Flour, bacon and lard are advancing
IN price. The all cotton men will pay
10 to Is cents for bacon if it keeps going
up.
Last Saturday 1923 bales of cotton
,wers marketed in this city. Ths pricc:
has been on the upgrade fer several
days.
John r. Smith has let the contract to
j. E. Barton for the erection of hand
some cottage near the home of w. r.
Osborne.
H A. Wiles has been appointed de
pot agent at Honea Path to succeed A.
3. Cooper. who disappeared few
weeks ago.
Cadet Rucker Taylor returned to
Clemson College last Monday after
spenninR several days in the city with
home folks.
Last Saturday President Roosevelt
sent to the Senate the nomination of
Lawrence Q. ..Harper as postmaster at
Honea Path.
Mrs. j. w. HOlleman, Of Walhalla,
derspn visiting her sons, 8, Il. and Lee
g. Holleman.
The new subscribers have made a
line etart for the new year. Let them
continue to come! We want one thou.
sand new ones.
According to the government wealth
er bureau the winter now passing is tho
coldest this country has experienced in
thirty-two years.
w. l.. Brfssey will in q few DAYS be-
gin the erection Of substantial two
story dwelling house for Prue FAINT,
near Silver Brook cemetery.
Our young friend, Hal Pinckney,
formerly of this city, who has been liv-
in Anderson visiting relatives.
Mrs. Burt Mitchell, of Westminster,