The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-05-03

Day laborers are in great demand in
the city at good wages.
Mrs. j. L. Maxwell has gone to sa-
Vahnah to visit her mother.
Miss May Thompson has gone to
AGpeVlile to visit relatives.
Miss Saiiio Watkins. of Andersen, ia
waiting relatives and friends in Lau-
rens.
Mics Maggie Hudgens, of Honea
city. - 49, '-a0
That terrible disease, meningitis.
ls prevalent in come sections of the
county.
Mrs. Sallie Parker, of Augusta, Ga.
Ie IN Anderson visiting Mrs. j. Nj.
Mrs. II. s. Bowling and little son. of
Macon, Ga, are in the city visiting
An exchange says that unless man
is a good listener he should stay out of
the matrimonial game.
| Solicitor J. E. Boggs, of Pickens,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city
ou piolessloual BUSINESS.
DR.. 8. NJ. Orr. left Q few days ago
on business trip TO New York and
WILL return home this week.
This is fine growing weather owing
70 the delightful showers that have
fallen during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Nardin, of Hart
well, Ga, spent Saturday and Sunday
In the city visiting relatives.
D. E. Carlisle is erecting substen-
tial cottage on his lot on East River
street, near his own residence.
County Superintendent of Education
Nicholson attended the big educational
conference in Columbia last week,
A number of our citizens are indulg-
Ing IN strawberries OF their own pro-
duction, and they are fine ones, too.
B. F. Martin, J, E. Breazeale and E.
q: hucker, Jr., are attending the
Mrs. Sue Burriss, of Mountain Creek,
.. T., Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
". Z. Meredith.-HartwelI (Ga.) Sun.
Chiquola Lodge, knights of Pythias,
will meet tomorrow evening at i
o'clock. All the members are urged to
attend.
Miss Fay brennan, of Anderson, is
mere taking q business course at Con-
verse business School.
Herald.
DR.. E. d. Reeves, j. j. Knight and
J. o. Sullivan, of Orangeburg, have
Deen spending several days in the city
on hnslnesa
Now the summer girl will soon begin
to freeze or the reckless youth who
mas mania for squandering his money
for ice cream.
Misses Virginia Norris and Ruby Ell
!lot, or w WestmlnBter, have been spend
ing few days in the city with rela-
tives and friends.
The State Bankers Association
meets In this city on the 23rd and 24th
1nst. Our people will give the bankers
q royal reception.
The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce are considering the question
OF holding another gala week in this
city this summer.
Rev. 8. T.. vreech, of this CITY. ia
spending @ few days in Williamson,
assisting in series of meetings in, the
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Thomas 2. Davis and little son,
Formerly OF this city, now. of Ander-
Greenwood Index. =,
A great manyAnderson people left
this morning for Spartanhnrg to attend
ths music festival at Converse College
which begins tonight.
We have received an invitation to
attend the. ninth annual commences.
mont OF the Clemson Agricultural Col.
lege on June 4th.6th.
{ A few spring chickens, about the
size OF partridge, have made their
appearance In the market and are
offered at Is cents each.
Mrs. DR.. Wharton, Of Iva, has been
here on a visit to her people and has
been the guest Of her brother, Il. E.
Cox.--Abbeville Medium.
Prof. j. w. Drake, OF Donaldsyille.
VINO has been teaching school at Fay
etteviile. N. G., was In the city yester-
day and gave us q pleasant call.
Mr.. Cray ton Cummings, of Ander-
con, representing the Mutual Insurance
Company Of New York, ie in the city
on business - Greenwood News. s..
DR.. J. D.. Chapman has returned
from Dalton, Georgia, where he con-
Quoted successful revival services In
the Baptist Church of that place.
1--we are. short on candidates for
governor We might &c nd committee
70 Honea Path and urge our old friend
sJ0sh" Ashley. to run.-G -Greenville
News. b. " 81,
The Anderson and Brogon cotton
ball Saturday afternoon. The Ander-
son mill team was victorious by a score
OF II to /. Is! Il 3s.5,.
Rev. v. +. Masters. the travelling
represents tative Of the Baptist Courier,
was In the city yesterday, and hiamany
5s:z friends 1eTo more than pleased to
greet him. &; 8 t!f az. i. ,i' /
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