The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-11-23

Strict Mlddllng-9s.
Middling-0.
| Miss Sue Whitefield is visiting rela-
tives at Honea Path.
Miss Laura Allen, of Dillon, is visit
| ing friends in the city.
G. p. Browne has gone to New York
| on short business trip.
Miss Fay Strauss, of Atlanta. is Wis
ltlng the family of 0. Geieberg.
Or. P. H. Nell. president of Clemson
college, was in the city Saturday.
The postofiice will keep Sunday
hours tomorrow, Thanksgiving Day.
| lest they tread on forbidden territory.
the managers of the recent election
can get their pay by calling at the
Peoples Bank.
Miss Lulu Sadler, of Williamson,
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. F. Shumate.
Remember, all places of business in
Anderson will be closed tomorrow,
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Lilly T. Warren, of Pendle ton
has been spending few days in the
| city visiting friends.
Teach your girl how to cook, and II
she does not thank you, somebody's
son will thank you for her.
James l.. Tribe, Jr., is now in At
| lanta, VIII ere he has position with the
Virginia G Carolina Chemical Co.
John G. Schrimp, who has been living
at Butler, Pa, the past year, has re-
turned to his native home in this coun
| ty.
s. A. Hutchison, of Elberton, Ca,
has been spending few days in An
derson visiting his son, j. H. Hutchi-
| son.
We have had some fine weather the
! past week, and the farmers have made
good use of it sowing their small
grain.
Nearly every day the Intelligencer is
adding new subscribers to it's list, but
we still have room on our book for q
few more.
John NJ. Finn, of Spartanburg, who
formerly resided in Anderson, has been
spending few days in the city the
past. week.
Dear delinquent subscribers, please
call and pay your subscription to The
1ntelligencer. The poor printers need
little money
Miss Aimee Jeffries, of Toronto,
Canada, is making an extended visit to
the city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
William Laughlin,
The State Baptist Convention will
meet at Chester next Tuesday, Goth
inst Quite O number Of Baptists from
this county will attend.
The demand for dwelling houses in
the city increases. Many new ones are
being erected, and as fast as they are
| completed they are occupied.
There will he come horse racing to-
morrow afternoon at the Eskew race
track, and the occasion will no doubt
attract large crowd of spectators.
F. 1. Pelzer and family, who have
been spending several months at their
summer home near Pepdleton have re-
turned to their home in Charleston.
Hon. G. H. Mahon, the popular and
| vile, spent last Friday In Anderson
| and was, warmly greeted by his many
| friends.
Judge R. Y. H. Nance had a half
acre lot in the city planted in corn this
forty bushels from it. This is certain
| ly fine yield.
The Secretary of State has issued
charter to the Blue Ridge Grocery
Company at Pelzer, with &5, coo capital.
~ q Ynrn dnrNf
treasurer of the company.
r. II. Cobb, of Cobb City. Alabama,
has been spending several days in the
city with e. A. Reed. He is here for
the purpose, of visiting. relatives and
ests.
The Greenville district convocation
Of the Episcopal church was held ;;i
Greenwood last week. Rev. X. q.
Jeter, rector of Grace Church in this
city, attended and preached the open
ing sermon.
We have received number of invi-
tatione from friends in the country to
spend Thanksgiving Day with them
and partake of their fine dinners, and
our only regret is that we cannot ac-
cept all of them.
Dr. j. wallace Payne, who has been
practicihg medicine in this city for
several months, has moved to HOnea
Path, where he will make his home in
the future and continue the practice
Of his profession.
Gibbes L. Baker, Esq, of Washing
ton, u. c., was in the city Thursday,
on his way to .Lowndesyille to visit his
parents. He is an attorney at the na-
tional capital and also private secretary
to Senator Latimer.
Col. NJ. P. Tribble, of Anderson, is
preparing an amendment to the pension
law which it is hoped will simplify the
| method Of procedure in securing pen
sions and which will be presented be-
fore the next legislature.
A few days ago A. P. Williams, of
Pendleton Township, killed an eight