The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-03-01

Chickens and eggs stili bring fancy
prices IN the city.
The time for paying city taxes with
out the penalty expired yesterday.
Mrs. Josephine Peoples has gone to
New York to spend several weeks.
A. IT. Newell, OF this county. has
gone to Birmingham, Ala, where he
will locate.
AS soon as possible give your best
attention to the garden. IG wili pay
you to do 80.
Miss Fannie Farwile. of Newberry, is
IN ths g.ty visiting Kisses lrenc and
Mrs. j. A. Macarthur of West Point,
Miss. is in the city visiting the family
OF judge Nance.
Undoubtedly by this time some of
the wells that went dry last fall are
getting wet enough. M
Jas. A. Thompson, Of Abbeville. has
been spending O few days in the city
visiting his parents.
Last Sunday was q most delightful
large congregations. Z;
D. M. Wells, formerly of Anderson,
but now living in Newberry, has been
spending a few days in the city. 4.
Mrs. Samuel Trowbridge went down
to Abbeyille last week to spend few
days with relatives and friends. 4
DR.. Ralph w. Brown, Of Roanoke,
Vas, is in the city, his old home, visit
ing his mother and other relatives.
The Court of Common Pleas. will
convene next Monday Julors and
witnesses should be on hand promptly.
Engineer J.. r. Hughes has recover
ed Irom his recent illness and resumed
his duties on the Blue Ridge RSilroad.
I. Mrs. R. s. Hill and daughters,
Misses Ennice and Lois Hill, have
gone to Florida to spend few weeks.
(; 4 Mrs. Julia Daniels and Mrs. j. III.
a few weeks in Florida, have returned
hcme-
Chiqnola Lodge. knights of p Pythias.
o'clock. All the members are urged to
attend i5s
SIS Miss Helen Cater has gone to New
Ork to purchase stock of spring and
summer asess goods Tor Osborne 81
Pearson. III:
IS A. local weather prophet says we
will have no settled weather until after
the spring equinox, which is just three
weeks off. s3 5.s5 II
Mrs. j. *. Hood ard childrens who
have been spending q few weeks IN
Florida visiting relatives, have Tr65- Tr65-
tnrnea Ihaeile- sst; s Il,
Chas. s. Little, OF Parker's Store.
Ca, formerly of this county, was In
the city q few days ago and gave ms q
pleasant call
Ex-SheriR M. 3. Gaines, of Oconee
County, has been spending few days
in and aear the city Waiting friends
and relatives i5.5 IS
There have been . few scattering
bales of cotton on the market the past
week. The price OF the staple does
not vary much.
On account of the weather the early
any work. It is Tina se = e1si He51 were
bong put IA the ground 3f;S. B.
higsection has experienced q bit OF
delightful spring vWeath her during the
past week, ~ hich was highly eDj Dyed
and appreciated By every body-
Oscar Moore. accnta r,aniea z,S; y Lii, Lii,
shiaIisT.gAafs. ID. ~ |. w ilsOn, has gene to
New: York to :pnrchase 81 spring etOck
of go0ds Tor Moore. Acker g Ga--E5; s;sS:5 ~:
10 1, n ns ~ n 49,; !,
the Central graded school went TO
Darling tom S c., last week to attend
the funeral of his brot herss h0 died on
Hednestlay
Henarickson and Rosani, lnagieians.
jnggIers and shad phists, will
give an entertainments in the High
School hall at Belton next w esday'
night stil inst
Jim Reese went to Anderson, s..
iG.YS saturday to visit friends. He res:
joYed the outing very mac ch Elber-,
ton {ssas)
Sunday-scIloo lool Teach her- yoW, Will
ilies how many z; com maEJment6 are
tIeTef iilfe- ID Dsra WnE ten X last
SUNDAY. but Jake bro ke one, 30 s'p0se,
sidsrea nine ief
he GreenVille conyocatfo of tho
Episcopal Eharcfi iconYaned sin this city
yesterday nth Grace church and: will
not conclnde its work until tomorrow:
night or = riday g;nao ofning
The city Fat kars are having aOme
substantial and much needed work
done at a sE1n1ber OF the street Cross
linEs in8 the city, ~ ficii III be greatly:
s9ppEe Eeciated by ped StrianE. ; sSs