The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

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to Norfolk, Va, for short trip.
Hon. /. III. McCalla, of Lowndesyille,
was in the city Monday on business.
| Miss Lila Lee has gone to New York
to enter hospital as trained nurse.
!. hirs. j. Ri. Patrick has returned from
o visit OF several days in Columbia.
j. @. Carter, OF Westminster, hae
been spending q few days in the city.
| .Mrs- 6. L. Dean, OF Wa!hslla, is
Visiting friends ana relatives In An
derson.
Gen. NJ. l.. Bonham. was in Colum-
bla most of last week on professional
business.
The building boom in Anderson this
spring promises to be greater than
ever before.
Flour continues to advance in price.
The best patent flour is now worth
S725 q barrel.
Nrs. B. j, Frazier, of Mount Carmel,
is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. L. e. Howard.
In some sections OF the county the
public roads are reported to be in q
very bad condition,
We have had more big white frosts
this fall and winter than we ever saw
in one season before.
John NJ. Gambrel and wife, of Abbe-
vile, are In the city visiting the family
Mas Lizslle Willis has gone TO Spar.
tanburg to take q special course in mu-
sic in Converse College.
Rev. Father Murphy, Of Spartanburg,
Catholic Church Sunday.
A large number Of commercial tray
elers are now visiting the city solicit
in 11.e g nraere for sf::2 :as Sssooooais.
We are adding new subscribers to
our list every day, but we still have
room for few more names. .
Miss Dolly Wannamaker has return
ed to her home in Orangeburg after o
visit to relatives in the city.
A local weather prophet says this
section will be visited by two big
SHOWS within the next month.
Mrs. It. S. Cray ton. who has been
spending q few weeks in Florida visit
ing relatives, has returned home.
Mrs. M. L. TRIMMER and Miss
Frances Darden, of Spartanburg, have
been visiting relativeR in the city.
;8s Fred NJ. Nardin and wife, of Hart
veil, Ga, have been spending few
days in the city visiting relatives. 5
w. II. Humphreys has moved from
Anderson to Seneca, where he has ac-
cepted p0eition in the cotton mill.
Mrs. e. G.. Williams b has returned TO
nor nome in Tyler, 1'exes. after q
month's visit to relatives in the city.
Mrs. J. q. Lumsden, of Birmingham,
Ala, formerly Miss Caro- Miller, of
this city, is visiting relatives in Ander-
con. .;ifts.t $ s;..; s.
. Messrs. e. B. Dean and Ernest FAINT
left Anderson g few days ago for Flor
ida, where they will spend several
weeks. RI !; 3t5.ai; .5is; S.5
I. Miss Anne Latimer. OF Belton, has
gone 60 Washington, D. O., to epend q
few weeks with her father, Senator
Lstimer. 80
@ MIRA. 3 Hen.yy es Anderson, anu
two little girls, Margarite and Louise,
are Waiting relatives in the eity.-El.
bsrtOn, (Ga.,) Star. .3Ee & r,.
3 =, s. .ssI ]. /. .
!, !, ,o.l Olr young frlend, Adoiphus Gels
iperg, VINO 10 popular clerk Of the
city Whiting his parents. 8. d. q q. &
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is IN the city ct the bedside. of HE wife,,
wn0lH serio1sly III at the home OF her
m. .5.; I, IS,
Iho6e VINO DO NOT pay their taxes
before the fret Of February will have
to pay two per cent penalty in addition
20 20 the amount OF the taxes.
Hon: David w. Me eadow, Of Daniels
viiie, Georgia, who is one Of Georgia'B
seonoit0r. generals WaH1 I'M the city last
Week Wstn his pro ther. B.J Meadow.
Tho Ini,ara cs,t pno,I !. = s !. !, ,dar
company. Of tho city. fire. department.,
nas spgrehasea ai new, truck 5I6 sis q
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