The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-29

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Mrs. a. B. Wharton, of Iva, is viait-
ing relatives in the Oity.
Farmers everywhere are pushing
their farm work rapidly.
Miss Bessie Hough, of Honea Path,
is Visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Clio Cope, of Bamberg, has
been visiting friends in the city.
Miss Alice Vance, of Asheville, N.
CY is visiting relatives in the city.
The, farmers are hpstling now to get
in their cgopa. Good weather, this
The time for paying city taxes with
out the penalty expires next Friday.
1frs. C. G. Todd, Of Bolton, has been
visitsng her eister. Mrs. j. q. Barton.
Mrs. li. G. Harral, of Philadelphia
il in the cityrvisitipg Mrs.. j +. l.. Maui
b Col. ii. T. Thompson, of Columbia,
spent last Monday in the city on bnel-
ness.
The time for paying Communication
road tax expi.es next Friday, slat
inst.
The small grain crop has come out
conslderabl, during the past two
weeks.
dies Esie Brock, of Due West, is in
tte oity whiting her sister, Mrs. Z. 1.
Dawson.
Rev. j. D. Chapman, pastor of tho
Firet Baptist Church in this city, at
tended q Bible conference in Atlanta
last week. .:
Miss Pet Stephens, Of Williamson,
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Anderson.
The small boy, aud the big boy, too,
as to that, will now proceed with his
annual bait digging.
The painters bruah is improving the
appearance of q number OF the dwell
ing houses in the city.
A local weather prophet says the
fruit crop will not be sefa .util after
the full moon in April.
Next ldoaday is Salesday. There
will be no puDiic sales, and the day
will likely be dull one.
Don't neglect tho garden, il you
nave to get up earlier than usual to do
the work II will pay you.
Misses Josephine Stevenson and
Ethel Harrison, of Eavonia, Ga, were
visitors IN the city last week.
March has given ne &c leo and very
little wind to this date. There have
been only q few light frosts.
( Mrs. y. N. Humphreys, of Donalde,
has been spending q few dsye in An
dersoh with relatives and friends.
The dispensary, at Pendleton has
b. Sullivan, formerly Of this city.
I Miss Gertrude Hagood. of Easley,
has been, spending few days in An
derson visiting Mra. E G Brown.
The Blue Ridge Railway has just
COP = Is led a new and very substantial
iro' idge across Seneca River. B,
&C en. Thos W. Carwile, OF Edge
Held, spent day in the city last week,
his many old friends were delighted
The city fathers. have purchased
another fine horse for the Fire Depart
ment: II will be used by the Pioneer
nuso o3OOMpany .5iS q; ~ *. S6
81 Or: w =. Eardin, ST.. attended a
In Nn!ss. :s rs a5iEs iasy week. He is q mem
lber of the board 5 ~ ss55
dug business 81 Union,s & 8. c. a has. has
been spending few days in the city
Waiting elafiyes. $ 81 ~
9. Mrs. Alice Gesr and Mrs. w, d. "
Cobb, OF BeltOn,N spent few days in
/ Anderson the past week, the guests of
M The farmer who does not 5endeayors
to raise his home supplies this year ia
an enemy to himself and working
against his ighbors n 3sSs
DIR. ]. Il Orr and Marshall Orr, of
sGreenrille, spent several days ia the
city last week yisi ting the family Of
their uncle, DR.. 8. N. Orr. g :sl /. 4
. SIS. Rhodes, of Indianapol who is
inter eHted in the street aiiway}S com.
Ipany and also In the proposed internr-
ban lines is In the city on o hnBiness
The farmers ins4 this section are pro-
sgressing nicely with their farm work
and iI nothing happens manysof them
will be read p FOR planting in q few
day s5s
It iB said by aome, who have tried its
that q covering OF greeH pine brush
after potatoes are planted wiz prevent
shIgo Sron1 praying on plants. Cheap
try %
.LShs annual eeting of the stock
holders o3 the Cox MANU- featuring,
/ Comp will be held IN; this ci isy on,
Inesda Apsils 2255th. See ADVERTISE.
Is. Mr.. j. A Brock, 0f I Anderson. one
OF ths z1ogt peonine nt, cotton mill men
In the State, is the guest Of laxr. ID,
/ Copeland End family i atnberg
B Times. S5. s.
5l ttfssi iives sren, Anderson and
BSpaItanbnEg have been invite Ia Siisie22
e sssTssl WIG and participate In o hearing
With representa- Ives of the Southern;