The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-06-13


proved by his treatment in the hospital |
in Philadelphia.
"Sny, Bill, who are you working for !
now" asked ono citizen of another as |
they met % on Depot Of! street o q fey Eo dsys @
fise children" replied Bill.
This eection has experienced como |
fine weather the past week, and the |
crops, both cotton and corn, are doing !
we'll whore they have been properly |
worked.
There is not g great deal doing IN
merchants, because Of the fact that
the people arc putting in hard licks
aud staedy blows on their farms.
E. II. Todd. who holds the position
OF ticket agent for the Southern Rail
few days in the city visiting his mott.
or and other relatives.
Married, on Sunday. Juno 10.
1905, at tic residence of the brides
brides mother, Mrs; Lou Glenn. near
McGee and Miss Lily Glenn. both of
Anderson County.
During the past week this section
has had sGme of the hottest weather
ever ez1eTion ced here during the month
registered above 80 degrees in tho
shade.
G. A. Reed and daughter, re-. r. 8.
Ligon, returned home last week from
an extended t:ip north. On tneif way
home they attended tho commence
ment exercises at Hollins lnstitute,
Virginia, where Miss Frances Ligon
graduated last week with distinction.
Lesser g. Co. have commenced their
big midsummer sale and are Offering
many bargeins in all sorts OF goods.
Look out for their new advertisement
next week, but in the meantime give
them o call.
As "a stitch in time caves nine" 80
stopping O little waahout now will
prevent q big gully in the future. AS
the season for heavy rains ts now on e
general observing OF this rule will
Our eenier eaiteg, accompanied By
his wife, left home g week ago for
Glasgow, Va, where he will spend
several weeks yieiting his daughter,
first trip away from home in more than
o year.
Tell your neighbor Who does not
take The Inteltigencer that foE fifty
cents the paper will be Toailed to him
| every week for the next four monthg:
afford to do without it during the
:campaign this summer.
w. n. Shearer has been appt II ted
city engineer to succeed j. b. De-
Camps, resigned. Mr.. DeCampS, who
4 H. - 80 "a okr oai
Improvements for the past year, vii
4 continue to reside in the city and will
give his entire time to his private
business. - - :,
Cadet Ralph Penuel1, q son Of j. r
from the West Point military academ,
yesterday with the rank Of secont
lieutenant in the United States army
He will come home in q few days Il
spend g short vacation befoFe cutter
ing regularly upon his duties. >.
! ! an iron clad oath that they viii not us'
liquors. money CT in the interest o
their candidacy. treating q frient
| when he is THIRSTY Id filling . neigh
on all the same world without end.
i -. -: CIakuys wv ssauIasu LOT LOT
! vaa9 t;es: SSS NOtIn VarGnna Cm Aer;i
the city visiting relatives. He will g
ina short time to Schenectady, N. 7.
where he will enter the shops OF
large e1ectTlcaA paanG. ..-i -,
:. ca,bonns, Harris: of Anderson. wor
shiped at the Presby yterian Churcl
leHt Sabbath. We are not informed a.
, to the location Of his shrine in eh
afterno0n, put tnis5 :devo9G y9nnii
man geneTatly. atGends-twlse oail.
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rnoa e u M,rrav forn, er,.Yv of IN;
IL ;.,. y.. F. ). -, - -, - thn F:cnitv % =
Gistys sSyrs.as nDM IIss,vssa;tx S sgei Macon ~ a. he
hsan enand;Ms M q fsty davs harn s;si4is
q MS mother, he has gone to Me'
Sorks WEefe G0day, "a company VIII
friend. ne VIII saiA for Europe, TOE