The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-12-20
Mrs: G.. Frank Bamberg, of Bam-
berg, s. c., is in tho city visiting hen
parents and other relatives. '.lr:;Ef :.

Mfa. G.. Frank Bamberg, of Bam-
berg, s. c.. is in tho city Visiting her
parents and other relatives. ar:;Ei
The Blue Ridge mountains are COW
efed with snow, and local weather
/ prophet says this section VIII have
plenty or it in the next two months.
Rev. o. L. Martin, of Dalton, Ga. is
IN the city visiting friends. He was
formerly pastor Of the First BAPTIST
Church ln Anderson, and his MANY
him. ..-..-.....>{t
Livery now aud anon, if not often
Ell" as Josiah Al,en's wife would say. =.
we would remind our subscribers who
owe us ANYTHING that we need the
money. and that we would he glad If
they would come in and settle )
Chas, D.. Brown. formerly of this
Devll!e, has been announced as a cnu-
aldate fos mayor OF that city. His
friends in, Anderson would be more
than pleased go sec h;;l elected. =,
=, Rev. T. j. Richardson, of Killeep.
Texas: ia spending the christmas hoii-
visiting relatives and nd friends' te "oIs, H.
will preach at Hopewell Church on
the fifth sundsy at 1to'clock n. NJ, =
+ About the frat of January our
young friend, Louie Smith, who has
been clerking for Evans Pharmacy,
Wlli open drug store lu ,one Of the
new Sforerooms ON Earle street. We
join his friends in wishing him sue
cess. :. ..s ~. - ! ...:;,;s:sI, !. :
. o. = y
=, At q meeting of tho Masonic Grand
Lodge in Charleston last week, DR..
Frank y. Harrison, OF Abbeville, who
u native OF AndereDn, was elected
Grand Master. DIR. J.P. Duckett. of
this this G city, was elected ono of tbeSenior
d, Inose OF onr young men who seryed
In the Spanisii- American war will he
interested, to know it has been decided
time they left home until they were
mEefered In. The claims have been
1llea. IN tho United States Court OF
:, The postodice will observe Sunday
hours on, Christmas dey. The generisI
delivery will be Open from 10 a.. M. ia
IL O.. N. and from q d. m. to s %. IA
The city carriers will make their usual
morning delivery, and their window ai
the poatotfice will be open from 4 D. M
'oo , 2. IN p. s. ;... t:>
J. p. Beachan, q we'll known cotton
mill man, who has had charge OF thu
weave room ata Cateeehee, hi,s gone 'tt
Honea Path to; fake%a similar position
with the Chicora, cotton mills. The
change ls I'D the nature Of nrnn,ntion.- =
Pickens Sentinel. !, 3. s, j. III Z,
The Anderson Traction COMPANY
will: have q Christmas tree Ia the p1.
vilion at the park next Mondoy after
noon, beginning at 8 O'Clock. Al
admission fee OF IS. cents will bt
charged TO the pavilion. and eacf
child under 15iYears Of age will re-
ceive present. The public is invited
to attend. 5:S : 31fi=;. !,
Rev. James Boyee, N. B. Clinkscales
and a. B Kennedy. three nrnmi nan,
citizens OF Due: Weet, spent Iast Mon
d6T In tho city in conference with The
;DHcerB of the Anderson Traction Com
nnanyz%.T They desire the proposed inter.
urban line from And ders0n to Beltof
extended to Due West and then {.
Abbevtlle and Greenwood / 4 The. gen
I%eaSTaen=:wMI ah0rLiy submit e0nde deii:
mite pr0pbhition to the Traction. Com:
pany, when it will be- considered anG
a9me action taken in the matter. 4 ,!EE91 %