The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-03-02

D..J. Sherard, of Iva, spent yester-
day In tho city.
A. NJ. Erwin. of Antrevllle, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Crayton ia visiting rela-
tives in Greenville.
Miss Belle Hanks spent saturiey and
Sunday at Iva, s. G.
Miss Lidie Keith is visiting friends
aud relatives at Seneca.
RIA. Abrams ia in Newberry this
week on visit to his parents.
,McDavid Hortoni is now at work with
the Daily maii as local reporter.
Frank Hughes. of Honea Path. spent
Sunday in the city with relatives.
Hiss Lois Watson has returned from
visit to relatives at LOwndesville.
One of our exchanges says it ia no
nse to go fishing until the dogwood is
in bloom.
Mrs.. B. j. Fraser, of Mt. Carmel, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. E.
Ernest Brockman, of Columbia, has
taken q position as clerk with Hotel
Chiqu0la.
Mrs. Sallie Crayton, who has been
visiting relatives in Florida, has re-
turned home.
Clarence Smith, of High Point, N.
T., is visiting his sister, Mrs. j. w.
Quattlebaum.
Mrs. w. j. O'Brien, of Savannah, is
in the CITY with her daughter, Mrs. j.
Il. Cochran, Jr.
F.. Jones has gone to the Eastern
markets to buy his spring and summer
stock Of goods.
G. Ernest Brown, of Augusta. Ca,
is spending O few days in the city
visiting relatives.
Henry Can't, Of Townville, has come
to the city to clerk in the Anderson
cotton mills store.
Miss Mamie Arnold and Master Fleet.
Dodd visited friends and relatives in
Pickens laat week.
Miss Christine Won Borstel has gone
to Florida, where she will spend o few
weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. J. D. Latty has gone to Mays
vile, Ca, where ahe viii spend e few
weeks visiting relatives.
While in Atlanta last week County
Supervisor Vandiver purchased six fine
mules for the county farm.
Editor Geo. E. Clarke, of the Will
l!anetcc News. oponG last FRIDAY in
the city and gave us call.
Misses Bessie and Virginia Norris, of
Cateechee, have been in the city, the
guests Of Mrs. j. NJ. Patrick.
Isaac A. We'll, of Plymouth, Pa, is
in tbs city visiting his mother, Mrs.
Helen We'll, who is seriously ill.
Tho Anderson merchants are antici-
pating q fine epring trade and are MAX
ang extensive preparations for it.
Plant onions, mustard, turnips, Eng
iish peas, lettuce and spinach az soon
as weather conditions will permit.
Next Monday is salasday. There
will be one or Two public Gales, and o
large crowd 10 expected in the city.
If tho bad weather keeps on thinge
viii have to heat up pretty fast OF tie
Easter hats won't have much chow.
Miss Emma Hall, who has been aick at
her homo near Pendleton for the past
few weeks, has returned to the city.
T. p. Smith, of Anderson, 8. c., is
spending the week among his many
friends In Hartwell. -Hartwell Sun.
II. M. ss..s~~aaTt, ss..s~~aaFTtt Of xenia, Ohio, who
e interested IA the proposed Anderson
rn ia In &Ee<a nsf
Monday was the last day for paying
city and county taxes, and the delin-
quents will have to pay the penalty.
On rainy days burn out your CHM
neys before the March winds blow high.
This precaution may save your house.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of the Laurens Laundry Co.,
eLaurens, 3. c.. in another column.
!. is ssF &. and Mrs. .Arminus Wright re-
turned to their home in Atlanta yes
terday after o visit to relatives in this
DIR. w. w. Watkins and wife, of
,Pendleton, have been spending q few
days in the city visiting relstives and
friends. ,g.. j5 .7l 4 n.
- DR.. J. D. Whitehead and family, of
Tmmonayil!e, 8. c., have moved 10
Honea Path to make their home
In the future. ;is
s. Mr::% and Nfrs.. j d. Maxwell, who
have been living In Charlotte for a
year or more, have returned to the city
TO make their home.
The cotton receipts at Anderson up
TO SatnrLe u might were 1905 bales. 4
The receipts mp TO the same date last
year were g. no bales. 81.
Miss Helen Cater left o few days ago
for New York, where She will buy, q 4
spring and summer stock OF millinery
for Osborne 81 Pierson.
81 BY sd;seea0n OF, the City Council two
!dripE Esf1g fountains for horses have
been put Hill, one on North and the
other on Smith Mfif sfraat' 80 80