The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-10-12

Mrs. J. T. Ligon is visiting relatives
In Greenvllle.
Mrs. L. G. Thornley,, OF Pickens is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Kate Marshall. of Abbeville, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. E. j. McDavid, of Due West, is
in the city visiting relatives.
A number of the farmers are storing
their cotton in the warehouse.
w. H. Geer. representing The State,
spent last Monday in the city.
Mrs. John E. sadler is visiting friends
and relatives in Gainesville, Ga.
J.C. Alexander, of Seneca, has been
spending several in the city with rela-
tives.
Many of our farmers are anxiously
waiting rain to SOW their email grain
crnns.
Mics Bessie Shanklin, of Easley, is
in me city the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore.
There is but one grade of cotton so
Tar this Fall. No rain has fallen upon
it to stain it.
Hon .. Wyatt Aiken spent last
Monday in, the city and gave us o
pleasant call.
A local weather prophet says you
will have no more use for that straw
hat this year.
The game law does not expire until
let November. The hunters should
bear this in mind.
Miss Frances Lee, of this city, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A. Stewman,
at Lancaster, s. G..
All the big circuses are giving An
derson the goby this Fall. The license
fee is too high for them.
Prof. William Hood, of Barlow,
Florida, is in the city ON q visit to his
son, Hon. John X. Hood.
An exchange remarks that it is not
hard to drive woman these days
toward millinery store.
Rev. r. A. Childs and wife went to
st. Louis last week to spend few
days at the Worlds Fair.
J. A. Townsend, the railroad agent
at Bradley, s. c., is at his home near
| Iva sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Kate Marshall, of Abbeville, is
| in the city visiting the family Of her
brother, Capt j. c. Marshall.
Mrs. E. p. Earle, Seneca, has been
spending few days in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sallie Cunningham.
Misses Rebecca Jeffords, of Orange
burg, and Maggie Hudgens, Of Honea
Path, are visiting Miss Sue Whitefield.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Farmers' Institute Will be held in the
Court Eouse to-day at II o'clock a. m. /.
The State Fair is just two weeks off.
Anderson County must have a tine ex-
L. p. Smith will carry q large crowd
| on his excursion to Atlanta to-day. 1t
| will be the last excursion for this sea-
| son.
Hon. Hayward Mahon, mayor Of the
| city of GCeenville, spent day in the
| city last week attending the County
| Fair.
| Rev. J. #. Mann will supply Rev.
| w. r. McMillian's pulpit in the second
Baptist Cb"rch at Belton next Sunday,
10th ine'
There 10 very little sickness among
the people OF the city, and, as con-
sequence, the physicians are having an
easy time
New dwelling houses are being erect
ed IN almost every section of the city,
aDd as fast as they are completed they
are occupied.
| The Court of Common Pleas con-
venes in tbis city next Monday, 18th
inst. Jurors and witnesses should be
on hand promptly.
Mrs. E. G. Stewart and three little
sons of Barton, Fla, are visiting
friends and relatives In Anderson and
Abbeville counties.
Chief of Police Murphy has been fur
the city fathere to make his official
trips through the city
Our young friend, J. O.. Wilhite, Jr.,
who recently returned home from
Birmlngham.A Ala, hes gone to Char
lesion to study pharmacy. - -
The horse. mule and buggy dealers
are having busy season, which goes
to prove that the country is in q
nealtny nnanclRl condition
Henry B. King, Jr., an expert hy-
draulic engineer of Charlotte. N. c., lie
In the city making O survey for water
plant for the Cox yarn mill.
We have Just printed hig ict Of
blank receipts. IL you owe US any
thing, reader, we would be more than
pleased to fill out one for you.
q A local weather prophet says We will
not have much rain until after s1st of
tDecemher next, aud that after that
time 1t will make up for lost time.
"De reason GONE of us doesn't git
along,n said Uncle Eben, is 'tdat We sita
down dreamin' of automobiles when
We orter be pushin' wheelbarrer.n
/ Eggs are selling at 20 cent? q dozen.
This Ia the highest price efer paid for
Il than M fhtas "A n 4