The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-07
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z, 1905,
TIE C0TToN MARKKT.
Good Middling-S.
Strict Middling-7E.
Middling-7E.

Middling-7E.
Miss Emily Diver is spending sey-
eral days at Tomassee.
pr. b. a. Henry visited relatives i'm
Elberton, Ga, last week.
Some of occ people are having ripe
peaches OF their own raising.
L. ?. Smith Will run his excursion t1
Charleston next Tuesday, 18th inst.
Cen. Thos. w. Carwile, of Edgefield,
was IN the city last week on business.
The, harvesting OF the email grain
crops mas commenced in this section.
Miss Lena Prior, OF Belton, is visit
ihR hef sister, Mrs. j. g. Cummings.
Anderson was we'll represented at all
OF the college commandments the past
week. s''
Miss Louise Johnco,,, Of Chester, has
Deen spending several days in the city
with friends.
a good many people from this Sec
tlon contemplate visiting the noun
talnB this summer.
The potato bugs have made their
appearance in some sections and are
damaging the plants.
Assistant Adjutant- General John M.
Patrick spent Saturday and Sunday in
the city visiting his family.
The man who asks if it's 'hot enough
1or you" has made his appearance along
with other summer nuisances.
Misc Idelle Rice, of Bolton, he's been
spending few days in the city as the
guest OF Mrs. G. g. Cummings.
E. W. Johnson and wife, of Spartan
Durg, have been spending few days
In Anderson visiting relatives.
The weather in this section the past
week mas been line, and the farmers
nave made good use of the time.
Mrs. Baylis Clarke, of Atlanta, Ga,
!s In the city visiting her mother, Mrs.
w. ID. King, and other relatives.
Earle Lewis. who has been with the
Chlquola Drug. Company, has resigned
to accept a position IN Greenville.
Our young friend, Dewitt Masters,
who has been attending college in Mis-
sissippi, has returned to Anderson,
The crop of frying size chickens
seems to be pretty good in this section,
and the price is 10 to 20 cents each.
Ar interesting programme is being
arranged for the amusement of the
people who visit Anderson ON July 4th.
Capt. Alex. McBee, of Greenville,
spent few days in the city last week
visiting his daughter, Mrs. s. NJ. Cray
ten.
More than three hundred teachers
the summer school, which opens the
Dist.
Rev. s. j. Cartledge is at Westmin-
ster this week assisting in series of
meetings in the Presby Church
there.
Some OF the farmers about Honea
Path, says the Chronicle, are Offering
hands.
The work of widening River street
has been completed aud It adds greatly
to the appearance of that section of
the city.
J. P. Carey. Esq, one of, Pickens'
popular lawyers, spent day or two in
Anderson the past week on professional
business.
Mrs. j. Bennett Townsend and chill
dren, of Anderson. are visiting her
father, Sheriff T. j. Duckett.-Laurens
Advertiser.
In q few weeks peaches and water |
melons will be plentiful. Then every
body will be happy and healthy, or
ought to be.
Miss Lille Burriss, who graduated
last week from the normal d apartment
OF Vanderbilt University in Nashville,
has returned home @
What are you going to do with your
it stand and make hay, or plow it up
and plant the land in peas2.
& The Citizens Insurance Agency is
now occupying it's new office over At
kinson's drug store. Q. Frank John
. Prof. ID. Epps, of Cokesbury, has
neen spending O. few Iays in the city.
He was formerly an instructor in the
old Patrick Military Institute.
Rev. NJ; B. Kelly, the popular pastor
OF st. Johns M. E. Church, who has
been confined to hiB room for several
weeks, is ablet to be out again. g
w. N. Walker. who recently moved
70 Anderson from Chester, 8. c., has
formed partnership with Rufus FAINT
TO .'1 conduct q real estate business.
All pedestrians now have 10 pay an
admission fee of. ten cents to Holly.
wood Park Those who travel on the
cars are admitted free to the park.
t. = 4 - q
55s Rev. E. s !. Jones, OF Waihalla, spent
last Sunday In the city and preached |
At both the morning and evening SER
vice IN the st. Johns N. E. Church.
All places OF business, except the |
drug stores, now close every afternoon
except Saturday at Q O'Clock. Bear this
that hour. ;.l.s5i s,'S
Frank 3, Cunningham has gone TO |
Nsw Osleans 20 INSTALL some cotton! |
mill M,aehin for q Northern firm |