The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-06-22
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %, 1866.
S. n. Wolfe is in Sumter for a brief

| s. III. Wolfe is in Sumter for brief
stay.
June weddings are becoming TO be
quite fashionable.
Miss Anna Cunningham is Waiting
friends in Charleston.
Capt. Alex McBee. Of Greenville, was
in the city on Monday.
| Miss Nellie Harris, of Calhoun, is
visiting relatives in the city.
[ Miss Mabel Brown, of Atlanta, ia
visiting relatives in the city.
Hon. 6. II. Mahon, mayor of Green
vile, was in the city Saturday.
The supply Of spring chickens is not
equal to the demand in the city.
Mr.: and Mrs. R. c. Webb left Mon
! day for a trip to Northern points.
Mrs. NJ. E. Paget, Of Ridge Spring, is
Waiting her son, j. al. Paget, Esq.
| Mrs. w. E. Atkinson is visiting rela-
tiyes in Richburg, Chester County.
Levi N. Geer has moved into his
new residence near the new oil mill.
Mrs. j. e. Norris and children, of
Easley, are in the city visiting rela-
tives.
G.. F. Jones has gone to the Northern
markets to replenlsh his stock of dry
goods.
The threshers have started aud the
hne wheat crop assures them good
business.
Mrs. s. D. Brownlee and daughter,
Mics Give, are spending some time in
Aaheville.
Clarence A. Smith, of High Point,
y. c., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. w.
Quattlebaum.
Mrs. Leila Spindle ard children, Of
RichmOndI are Visiting the family Of
G. P. Browne.
Miss Matte Gammell, Of Atlanta,
Ca, ie in the city visiting the family OF
j. L. Arnold, sr.
Miss Ross Reynolds, OF Greenwood,
;s the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. T. r.
Davis for O few days.
A number Of our people are contem-
plating spending few weeks in the
mountains this summer.
Miss Zoe Broyles is spending few
weeks at Pickens visiting her grand
uncle, Capt. w. T. McFall,
Prof. j. Scott Murray, of Mercer
UHiversity, Macon, Ca, has come home
to spend the Summer vacation.
Hon. I. II. McCalla, of Lowndesyille,
who is candidate for Congress-, spent
a few days in the city last week.
| Miss Pearl McGhee, of Starr, spent
day or two in ths ci::y last week visit
ing Mrs. s. Z. Hollands family.
There are two valuable crops that
can be profitably planted in July. The
late Irish potato crop and the rutabaga
crop.
The family of B. Frank Crayton have
TOwnville, and will spend the Summer
there.
The "gocd old summer time' has
surely come. According to the alma
macs yesterday was the last day of
spring.
Miss Nettie Symmes has returned to
her home at Greenville after an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. G.. A.
Gambrell.
Some of the farmers tell US that the
dry weather has eerlously iDjured the
watermelon crop in come sections Of
the county.
With this issue The Intelligencer en-
! ters upon it's fortieth volume, and feels
as vigorous and active as it did in its
youthful days.
As. aNs., n.nI. r:.~~
returned from their bridal trip to
Asheville and other points in Western
North Carolina.
i An important notice to the stock
holders Of the Farmers Alliance Elk:
change of South Carolina is publised
| in another column.
Misses Mamie and Belle Norris, who
have been attending college in Spar
l tanburg, returned home last week to
spend The vacation.
Mrs. A. Z. Welch and Miss Della
Burris, Of Anderson. 8. c., visited the
family Of DR.. w. I. HALEY this week.
l-Hartwell (Ga.) Sum-,
A bank was organized q few days ago
and B. Frank Manidin, Of this city,
Was elected president.
Master Douglas Festherstone, Of
| Laurene, 8. c., ia in the city spending
l o few weeks with hia grandfather, j.
G. G. Featherstone, Esq.
VIM. c. Sherard, of Abbeville, who
has been Visiting bis old homo IN this
County, spent awhile in the city yes.i
terday. on his return home.
Hon. y. RI Manill. one Of Green.
and lawyers, spent q day or two in the
city last week attending Court.
Miss Mary Mccoy left yesterday for
her home In Charleston. She will re-
as teacher ia the graded schools.
| Onr townsman. J.. II. Bass, left Mon
dav Fnr7 NJ MerahvilIa. NJ r. in raann0ao