The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-25
Local News.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1906.
TIE COTToH uARKxT.
Middling-114.

J. Guy Daniels and wife, of Now
perry. 1re In the city visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Allen w, Cheshire and little
son, Of Union, are visiting relatives in
the city.
Rev. S. 7. Creeeh is spending this
week in Colombia assisting in a revival
meeting.
Mrs. NJ. Van Wyck, of Atlanta, Ca,
is in the city visiting her son, o. B.
Van Wyck.
A local weather prophet says this
section is going to experience very
wet summer.
Spring trade has opened up fine with
our merchants and they are selling lots
of dry goods. ~.
Mrs: L. j.. Leslie, Of Abbeyille, is in
Eugene FAINT.
:. Quite O number of Anderson people
are attending tho festivalin Spartan
burg this week. = J. -
Frost was reported visible in many
low places yesterday morning but no
damage resulted.
The many friends Of Mr.. w. A. FAINT
are glad to see him out again after sew
eral weeks illness.
Mics Fleda Steele, of Rock Hill, s.
c., is in the city visiting her friend,
MEsS Emmie Russell. =. 49,. : -,
The political ball will soon be in mo-
tion. Can't you feel an occasional
hearty gFaspf Watch him. "a
, Mr., and Mrs. r. E.. Barrett, Of
Chicatso, are in Anderson visiting the
family Of Capt. T.. G. Evans.
The Blue Ridge Railroad has placed
an order for two large new epgines,
which Will De duly installed next fall.
/ The Southern Express Company will
transport all gifts to the sufferers OF
the San Francisco earthquake free or,
cost. ,:... -. .>;,.... ">-
"A swimming poo, is being erected at
Buena Vista park. by F.. w. Nardin,
who will run it during the summer
months. :. =. :;et ...
/ b Every citizen should put his premises
in first class sanitary condition and thus
keep down sickness that might other
wise arise. ! lEtt - = T. .t.'.; >f:.::i /
Miss Lou Maret left Anderson O few
days ago for Chattanooga, Tenn. where
l;ahe will mike her. home with 81 brother
| in the future. =
Some of tie weather observers, sav
that this month has been, the ldryest
Anril9 this section has experienced in
q number Of years. .,..4 :. .S$::*}. s B. &
Rev: R. s. Truesdale went to Clem.
son Saturday and on Sunday morning
prs. ched o sermon in the college
g, i: ':.5i.. - =. -. -:
a,landin !, th;a IN ,e n,ea ~ srssrta phrr
SIs,t}ne VIM uRHi reistives and at1endine % Ihe
s's'ss M = .nH'ise. Ass.1sa,. =.
Two women were fined $40 apiece in
an1nes on, myu'G n09 o1.e aoa HnrUna ,n p;me
=, r,osIsanase and n,;ssa, Aou ~ -. c'' tH =
tto''tS''' ' '.N>' 1850: 'E X, Z e.
E Miss Lucy SVilson,. of !: Gaffney. a
rson. OF ts ainsr,St, mas neen spend
'.es !. -, - .S ivy - - .
ff$:s NEW q E:;ssssonr, & Of, e Teesburg,
Fla, Tia in the city2avisiting her sister,
Mrs. C. s. Sullivan, and is warmIy
- @'Aso '1l' ~ net s A'tsuuo' .s..
Thos. y. AIetonE has moved his fam
Lily to Greenwood, where he is engaged
/ In bneineas. %Tb beirs many, friends re.
gret to SEQ them leave Anderson.
3: The approach 81; ;thas warm rzenther
and the beautiful. spring days are
Makine carriage ilriyiI1e and borseback
ridinet1uit p6pnlari ithese afternuons.
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:has s Accented % q .poaition In NJ the at store "a 81
Teaser & CO.. ~ iiera she will be pleased
tuEraat and ssrYahe friends at any
. 6. -. Fl, y. J,
/ <0rianna this waak. Ahent thirty paeas
sngers left here Monday mVrning for
that city. B. ,:.5 ~. la
81 . :. ~, ~,
pubic SCHOOLS Will be held on. Friday,
May aSth. See advertisement of the
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