The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-04-26
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1905.
TEE COTTON MARKET.
Good Middling-7t.
Strict Middling-.-7.
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Maj. w, s. Lee has gone to Lam
caster to visit his daughter.
Mies Leila Hammond, of Greenyille,
is Vlsiting friends in the city.
II; w. Mathews. of Winnsboro, ia
visiting relatives in Anderson.
The farmers have gone to work in
earnest now planting their crops.
Mrs. T. E. Howard and little son are
visiting relatives at Washington, Ga
DR.. p. H. Nell, president of Clemsen
city. ''''
Miss Jessie. Burton, of Lavonia, Ga, :,
il in the city visiting Mrs. Annie
ToMbs.
\. P. Cater is erecting q handsome
cottage at The corner OF Greenville and
Fart Streets.
Next Monday is Salesday. There
VII be no public sales by the Court
House officials.
Milton P. Dickson, of Atlanta, is in
the city, his old home, visiting friends
and relatives.
| Joe w. McCully, OF Arkansas, is in
Anderson visiting his mother and
other relatives.
Mrs. Jas. T.. Latimer, Of Lovndes-
| vile, is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Young.
| Miss Julia Guvton, Of Clinton, who
has been visiting Miss Eunice Russell,
has returned home.
] Capt. Ellison A. Smythe and fa1 lily
4 have moved from Pelzer to Greenville
to make their home.
John 3. Bonner, Of Pelzer, aud j.
Ernest Wakefield, of Piedmont, spent
last Sunday in the city.
Everything that can straighten a
chain or tOat backband is being
hooked to a plNwstock.
Miss Nina S livan has gone to Or
angeburg. where she will spend few
weeks visiting relatives.
Some men would rather owe you
bill for q hundred years that put you
to the trouble of collecting it.
The city schools were closed on Good
Friday in accordance with their an
nual custom of observing the day
Col. j. E. Lincer, w. T. johnson
and w. q. Yates, of Hartwell, Ga,
spent a day or two in Anderson last
week. ~
Prof. w. II. Shieb, of Anderson, s.
e. passed through she city Monday on
hls way up the Southern.-Eiherton
(Ga.) Starr. ~
The Secretary of State has issued
charter to the Acme Grocery Company,
q Wholesale concern of Pelzsr. The
stock is $4,000.
A local weather prophet says we are
going to have 8 cool summer and that
there will be several freshets during
the month of June.
II. H. Russell has been appointed by
the government voluntary weather OBJ
server, to succeed his father-in law,
the late r. b. Dean.
Mrs. Sallie Stribbling and daughter,
Miss Cherry, Of Seneca, have been
spending few days in the city visiting
Mrs. r. L. Robinson.
Col. T. B. Butler, an attorney of the
Gaffney bar and q member 0f tho State
Senate, was IN the city last week on
professional business.
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Don't get discouraged because your
extra early vegetables were killed.
There is time enough to make the
very best kind of garden.
TT. Wakefield. progl essive far
mer, OF the Five Forks section of An
derson County, was in the city last
Saturday. .-Easley Progress,
. A great deal of building will be done
IN Anderson the next few months, and
all sorts Of mechanics and labOrers ares
in demand at good wages.
Services will be held at Welcome
Church on the first Sunday in each
month instead of on the second Sun
day, as was announced recently.
Smell grain is growing rapidly and
All indications point to . better yield
than usual. The recent cold snap did
not hurt eithss the wheat or oats.
Dr.J. o. White is erecting a neat
and substantial cottage on River
street, between South Hain and South
Med Dnaie streets. 1t will be for rent.
Misses Mary King, Hc;en. Finley and
Lois Brown, who are attending the
Greenpille Female College, spent the
Easter holidays at their home in this
city. -3sS N 3 81 s.
P. B. Langston, formerly of Pelzer,
but now citizen Of Spartanburg, is
spending q few days In, Anderson
soliciting orders for excellent State
map M
The County Auditor has an impor-
tant notice in this psper to the tax
payers In reference to mortgages on
record in the e3Court House. Read il
carefully
Mrs. H, T.. Adams, Of Charlotte, N.
g, is In the city visiting her mother,
Mrs. a. y. Stephens. Her visit is q
source 6f much nleasnra to haT many
,oid friends Il i55, -
Mrs Whiteside, of Anderson, s. c.,
and ner brother, Herbert Manly, Of
lsCRrnesyille, visited friends and rtla-
tives in our city this week. Toccoa
tGa.) Record. ty5.. 5s. ls
William e. Russell left Monday