The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-02-14

cold snap that usually comes with the
tull moon In March.
The Confederate Veterans will hold
their next reunion in New Orleans tho
latter part of April. That will be
delightful season to visit that grand
old city, and q large number of Vet
Grams from this section contemplate
attending tho reunion
Miss Maude Kay left last week for
Belton. where she will DO for some
time. She bas accepted position with
The Il. A. Lewis Millinery Co, with
whom shc has been for several Sea.
sons. She is an accomplished trimmer
and an excellent saleslady. HKeowee
Courier.
Farmers complain Of scarcity Of la-
Dor and many tenants have changed
places for the ensuing year. The high
price OF cotton makes the iaborers
more independent and many Of the
farm hands refuse to hire out prefer.
ring to rent Land. This accounts large
~ Ior tne scarcity or LABOR
The latest fad cst Vest, says an ex-
change, is q shoe party. They stretch
o sheet acroas the room aud the indies
stand behind it and stick their feet
under 1t 80 you can only see their
sn0es. Then. you so along and
PICK ont pair of shoes and the lady
who is in them you take down to sup
per. ..
The Southern Express Company has
adopted certain features of the dis.
pensary law with reference to the
delivery of whiskey packages. Whis-
key will not be delivered before sun
whiskey shipped to them are expected
to call and get their goods before the
sun goes down. u:, r..
Ernest F. Cochran, Esg., received
his commission as United States Die
trict Attorney for South Carolina laet
Friday: He weat to Charleston where
satardax e es Soeh9se Se Viii
continue to reside in Anderson, though
bis duties will carry him away from
home a good part Of his time. -
=: T. L. Bowen, a young negro engaged
IN the insurance business in this city,
has been lodged in Jail on o charge Of
breach Of trust with fraudulent intent.
he represents beneyoient insurance
company Of Columbia. 1t: is alleged
which Re had received from negroes In
Anderson to the amount Of, s68. :.
Walter, the S-months- old son Of
Mr.: and Mira. Clarke Caldwell, died at
their home In Martin Township on
Sunday. l4th inst, after an illness OF
.a1onG three weeks wish pneumonia.
The RENAME we're inferred at Bethany
Church on Monday, 9th inst!,, Rev. N.
*: Wright conducting the funeral aer-
vieea. The bereBved parents have the
sympathy OF their friends. 20. '-!2:i
:, It may. be a littlp. out of order to
bring the subject up just now, but it
would be good time nevertheless, to
push the go,sd roads question. 1t
would be q, hard matter III find man
at this :: time who la not thoroughly
convinced 1ff the need of improving the
public roads. If there is such q man,
he is, without doubt, q hopeless case,
SO tar as this matter ie concerned. I:
Mayor Sullivan made trim to, Ney-
perry last week to make a contract for
suitable stone to continue the work Q!
paving the s::rs5tn OF the city during
the present year. He perfected ar
rangements by which the city will get
the beat OF belgian block at good
price. Il is expected that the sum OF
10000 or more will ha: eXnanded .l!!s .!s
year .by the city in carrying forward
the good work Of paving. :>3% .S<. ,.i;s.
Sc Charles H. Poors has resigned as
superintendent of the Cox millR and
will engage int::the manufacture Of
roofing tile: The plant will be located
near the union passenger depot in o few
days The tile will be manufactured
sby anew proesss, which was recently
law. Frank NJ. Sawyer, of Charlotte,
IN. c.; and it Ia sAfil Ioakea a nls1aE a,