The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-01-27

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| at Washington, Ga.
How does chat new leaf you turned
over on Jan. 1st look today
| Mayor J. N. Sullivan made busi-
ness trip to Columbia last week.
| Milton Gaines, of Seneca, has located
here and is in the dTay business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barton, of At
ianta, have been visiting relatives in
the city.
| Miss Ida Brock, of Honea Path, is in
! the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Leila
| Sullivan.
Next Monday ia Salesday. The
| Court House officials will have no pub
| lie sales.
According to Bradstreet 80 per cent
OF the merchants who fail have failed
| to advertise.
Capt. and Mrs. j. B. Allston, OF Bad
well, are Waiting the family of Rev
Mrs. E. w. Brown has gone to
Orangeburg to visit her mother, who
Is seriously ill.
Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Walhalla, is
IN the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
y. T.. BreaZeale.
Some of the old folks say that up to
date this has been the coldest fall and
winter eince 1868.
Nearly every other person you meet
these days ls suffering with the grippe
or very bad cold.
Postmaster Cochran, who has been
visiting relatives in Savannah, Ca,
has returned home.
Congressman Wyatt Aiken is making
the annual distribution of garden seed
among his constituents.
The heaviest rain we have had in
this section since last July visited us
last Friday morning.
Farmer borrowers from the banks
are not 80 numerous as they were in
low priced cotton years.
Many people are setting out trees
now and especially fruit trees. Let
the good work continue.
The time will soon roll around for
political club meetings and conventions
and some people will be happy.
The weather man continues to be
very tickle with us, giving us weather
from balmy May to frigid December.
If you have not made your tax re-
turn TO tbs County Auditor, you should
40 so at once. The time expires Feb.
Goth.
j. l. Copeland, wife and daughter, of
Clinton, s. g., have been snending g
iow days in Anderson visiting reia-
tives.
While coal seems to be the principal
fuel used in Anderson the wood haul
ers are kept busy and doing q good
business.
Once In while yoI see boy shoot
| ing an air rifle on the streets. This
ought not 30 to be; window panes cost
1 too much.
It seems that farm hands are hard to
get these times. Many farmers have
only about half the force they need the
coming year.
Col. James l.. Orr, DR.. s. M. Orr
and Capt. E. A: Smyth have gone to
FLORIDA to spend few weeks hunting
| and recreating.
The wheat that has come up is not
making much show. It's not coming
| up till this month makes the farmers
fear poor yield.
| Col: j. N. Brown, accompanied by
his wife and daughter, left this morn
ing on a trip to Florida, where they
will spend few weeks.
! we heard q furniture man say some
days ago that chair factory would
pay in Anderson. Who will be the
first to start the ball rolling
The Hook g. Ladder Fire Company
| meets the first Monday night in svery
| month. So be on hand, tiremen, next
| Monday night ut 8 o'clock sharp.
Somebody ought to turn In and build
| q popular price hosel. The big one we
| have is good one, but Anderson il
! growing and needs another hotel.
The public roads are in the best con-
| dltlon we have ever seen them at this
time of the year. and most farmers are
hauling yaanO while the roads are
| good.
! Our former townsman, Joel c. Keys,
who has been buying cotton at Mem
| phls, Tenn, for several months, has
been transferred by his house to Co
lumbus, Ga.
| E.. e. Williamson has moved to
| Newberry from Union and will 20 into
the jewelry business here with his
brother;i in law, j. Guy Daniels.
berry Observer.
Varied, January 17th, Mr.. Afford
SpearDan, of Anderson County, to
Miss Leona Julian, OF Pickens. j. T..
Lathem; notary public, officiating -
Easley Progress.
Mr.. John L. Arnold is able to be out
again after a long spell of sickness,
ing him q speedy restoration to his us
usl good health.
If the Hessian flies and the grain
lice and the cut worms are not put out
OF business this winter the farmers
help from cold weather.