The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-22

hliss RetlsS E5,rtOu is Vl6ltlng friends
in SpartalbIrs.
Mise she Whitefield has been Welt
ing relatives at HOnea Path.
Prof. D. w. Danic!, o. C,les,son Col
lege, was in tho city Saturday.
Miss Felicia Mpv-ay is visiting
friends and relatives in Greenyille.
B. F. Guy and wife, of Eufala, Ala,
are in the city and will probably Locate
hero.
Mrs. d. NJ. Wilson and Oscsr Moore
returned few days ago from New
Mra. j. b. McGee, Of Bowman,
Georgia, is visiting relatives in the
county.
Judge r.. Y.H. Nance is erecting a
neat cottage near his residence on
River street.
A good many people are visiting An
derson prospecting with u view of
locating here.
The poor man who pays for the Eas-
Ter hat is not sorry that Easter is 30
late this year.
Miss Sarah Watkins, OF Laurens, is
in the city visiting her brother, III. II.
Watkine, Esq.
The dogwood is swelling to bloom
and the fishermen are getting their
tackle in order.
Misses Julia and Sue Maxwell, of
Walhalla, were IN the city last week
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. u. Smith, of Clover,
have been spending several days in the
city with relatives
Several Of the college girls are at
home to spend the Easter holidays
with their parents.
James Thompson. of Abbeyille, has
folks near the city.
Judge George E.. Prince will hold
his first term of COL.H at Saluda, be-
ginning next Monday.
Miss Lucille Patton has closed her
school at Iva aD1 has returned to her
home in Hartwel., GA.
Mrs. s. Landes and Miss Alexander.
of Judge Geo. E. Prince.
Mr.. SCI. Lesser is now in New York
buying q fine stock of spring and sum-
mer goods Tor Lesser 81 Go.
The hunting season is now at an
e1l, and the sportsmen have laid aside
their guns until next winter.
w. F. Anderson, of Elberton, Ca.
near'the city, visiting relatives.
G: T. Phillips, ohe of Oconee Conn
ty's beet citizens, was in the city last
friday and gave ns an appreciated
j. n. Bnrriss and wife, of Ebert
County, CO., are visiting relatives
and friendsin this county, their former
home. ;..,s &. 4. 49,
The hens in the county are now do
ing their full duty, ami aB q conse-
auence eggs are more plentiful and
cheaper. .4; rs /. ..55.]t
Miss Aimee Jatfsays, OF Toronto,
Canada, snO hes ,,,een spending the
winter in Anderson, has returned to
her horne. ,i3 = = y.s.s = Z,
Miss Anna Ross Cunningham, who is
o student at Converse college liz Spar
tanburg, has returned home or account
OF I'LL health !. 81 5ai3s sl
Mrs. r. s. Hi. and daughtsys, Misses
EnniCe and Lois wi no have been spendI
ing several 8eeksf in Flor sIa, have re-s
turned home. Il M Il
Hon. % 3 Martin, State Saperin-
tendenE. of Education spent last w ed
nesday lin the city visiting his brother,
B. z Martin, Esq s5 ,.;s
Miss Sophie Cordier,s of New Y ork,
has arrived In the city. and is again ii,
chsrge of the mil llinery department of
MQcse, sAckersSs Co.
that were co sn broad least last fall have
been seriously blurred by the severe
freezes Of the psst thsee months.
B. F. Smith is cont ntemplating rum
s;Sysing ap excursion to- Atlanta in the
sa.ss - spring. He viii. no doubt, as
usual, carry g large crowd with him.
AIissS Ethel Tumlin, al S. Carrolton.
Gar yihO:R Rill have charge of the milii-
merry Separtm OF Julius III !. We'll g.
Co., thiss a asason, has arrived IN the
3szs A. Ward and wife, OF Flint, Mich. |
who have been spending q few weeks
Ia Andera0D visiting their daughter,
! hirss W.. Sweet, have returned
The ics factories and ice dealers are /
now getting In shape for the summer
season, Tor il will not be many weeks
before there will be lively demands
for leo;
Roy. s.. Cart Hedge, pastor gof the 4
Frat Preabyt Church, spent last
Sunday at Clemson Coiiega, where he