The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-04
Local New " S.
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. 4, 1905.
THE corr nARgrr.
Good Middltng-et.
Strict Middling-eI,
MiddlinG-3.

/ don't soil it.
Mrs. j. NJ. Patrick has returned from
short trip to Spartanburg.
Miss Lucia Chiles. OF Greenville, is
the guest Of friends ia the city.
Clinton j. Morgan. of Greenyille.
was visitor in the city last week.
The County Auditor is now ready
and anxious to receive your tax re-
turn.
Miss Bertha EsarlIge, of Denver.
Colorado. is visiting Mrs. r. L. Glm-
mock.
Rev T. NJ. aalphin, of Hartwell,
ga, was @ visitor in the city last
week.
Miss Margaret Fitzhugh, Of Wash
lngton, d. c., is visitin g Mrs. ~ e
Sheib.
Miss Annie Farmer has returned to
the city from q visit to relatives in
Seneca. "
Rev. and Mrs. Sidi b. Harper. Of
Spartanburg, are visiting relatives in
the-city.
Eggs are little moro plentiful now
and as consequence little cheaper
in price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Atkinson, of
Charlotte, have been visiting relatives
in the city.
Rev. G. Wardlaw, Seneca, spent q
day in the city last week and gave us a
pleasant call. Z.
Mrs. b. A. Henry has returned from
5S.voii where sne spent the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. w. F. Pearson, of Greenyille,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mira. j.. G. Riley.
Mrs. Ella Eudgens, Of Honea Path,
spent a few days in the city last week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg and chill.
dren, of Bamberg, s. c., are in the city
visiting relatives.
= Miss Varina Brown has returned to
the city after ases having having spent several
weeks in the North.
Mr.. and Mrs, Stephen Provost have
returned to Columbia after visit to
relatives in the city
The heavy travel on the railroads is
about over novand conditions are be.
coming normal again.
Miss Helen FAINT, Of Walhalla, has
been spending o few days in the city
with Mrs: d. "a. Dean.
ss Mrs. s. j. Roley. OF Athens. Ca. ia
an the city Visiting her father, o. Gels
BERG, and other relatives.
Misses Lillian AND Wilton earle. OF
Greenyille. spent several daye in the
city last week with relatives. 4
3 Oar clever friend, M. !; ;B.; Kay, Siof Alb
bevilleS s.. c., was IN the City Monday
and gave us o pleasant call.
Kind reader have you paid for this
paper you are reading7 If mol, please
90 'e.'si' 80 4 at once, for:we need the money,
y. NJ. Nardin and wife, ,.cf HartwelI,
Ga. have been spending q few days in
tst the city visiting the formers parents.
q. D. Lowerys Of Seneca. S. O.. has
g lot OF dne muleB and hoxses for, sale.
See asdyartiaem ents il another column.
Y Mn. .W. y vVyiie, Of Honsa Path.
has been spending e few iny1ls, in the
city with her other, Mrs. III Il.
Parker. ;s#5
4 Mra. Ramah Clark and son Pearson. /
and md Miss Lottie Crosby, os this CITY.
2 Waited friends and relatives at Union,
9. 9 lAat weeEs. q: I:
The banks and cotton mills of An
derson arc paying their usual dividends
shia ysssks end ss this stossik-
holders llr are happy. 8
Prof Ailen, prinoipal of the !
graded school at Yourkyille. q. ID
spent q few dayB i'd Anderson the past |
week with Eeiasi IS s.
Prof. .ssE: Walton. superintendent
of the City schools, attended the STATE
Medication ofS school snpeffnt tendenta |
n y Columbia last week.
lie college boy end gisls have l,,t,. re- !
turned So work d Ter spen ding
The holidays at home Most sc the
colleges 20 resumes ork Monday.