The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-04-11
Local News.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL H. 1906.
TIE c0TT0H HARRIET. $50,
Middling--114. 49,.

on 80 sr; nptrnE iatest kllilng frost came
Miss Mamie Isbell, of Walhal,a. ia
'lsltlng relativea In the city.
Airs; Robert Bell, of Buffalo,. N. y,
is visiting Mrs. j. II. Casey.
Miss Lucy Brown, of Anderson. il
EEisiting Mrs. G., l.. Ricker.-Sumter
Julius 81. We'll and wife. of s!olnn.-
uI,'. spent sunday 10 Anderson visiting
relatives. .as
r. Edmund Belchers of Aueusts.
spent last Sunday In Anderson yisiting
a Local weather prophet aays ne are
gong to have g mild GUNNER with
The measles aud whooping cough
are prevalent among the children In
and around the CITY,
The painters brush is improving
the appearance of q number of dwell-
ing houees in the city.
r. c. Webb and wife, who have
been, spending several weeks in Flor
J: G., MITCHELL has resigned as mag,
istrat4 at Piedmont. His eucceesor
has not yet been appointed.
The pic mic season will soon be here
ward to 1t with no little pleasure.
Rev. j. D. Chapman is epending
awhile at Sandersv lille, Co., where he
is assisting in q series Of meetings.
r. Rev. d.. b. Kelly. of Greenwood.
spent few days In the city last week
to the delight Of his many friends.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday. The
girls are hoping for fait weather that
day so they can doh their new hats.
Miss Sue Whitefeld has returned
from Williamson where she attended
the meeting Of the ,Epworth league. :
The farmers have had fine weather
tue past week 70 push their work and
they nave made good use Of the time.
The County Farmers's Union hsld
it's regular monthly meeting in this
city yesterday and was we'll attended.
: Mics Julia Guyton, OF Anderson
spent a. few days in town this week
with her brother.-Blacksburg Chron-
1cle. - .'a-''.. -....- - ..... =
Miss RubJ Nayes. of Pendleton, S.
y, Is an attfnctive guest OF the fam
iiy OF w. Il. Wright.--Hartwell {Ga.y
Sun. .S:, -, ! I,.:'
s.. A numb Der of young people fr ON this
city went to Clemson Saturday to wit
ness the tlemBon-Furman baseball
game. ;.<:.a-:. - -. =. = -
Mrs E.. E.. Cochran has gone to
Kansas City, no.. where she will spend
9 few weeks visiting relatives and
friends. 3 u, 49,, :, m = III, -
J. c.: Afil1 wnnd, ee Atlanta, Ca, a.
licidng agent for the Atlanta CcbstS
tuition; spent o day or two 1n Andersv..s:
last week. =, ~ <: ss:3: ss3:
Services are being held In the West
End Methodist Church every night this
tion are invited to attend. =:
Bay,is Clarke, an sHi1isut JUstta;i
clerk on the Southern Railway. arS an
old Anderson boy, spent!a day or two
In the city the past week. - :.
: a gen gentleman who has fecently trav-
eied over q large portion of the county
says there la stIll q good deal Of cotton
In the hands Of the farmers. ....<@
Col. b. W. Hunt, they genial and en-
a'htrss agent Of the
spent o day in the city last week. =, !.
Rev. A. r.. Woodson, Of Pendleton,
spent last Sunday In Anderson and
preached: both morning and. evening
IN the First Presbyt yterian Church. (, =
s; The spring term Of the United States
District Court convenes ia Greepviiie
next Tuesday morning, 18th inst,
GGTaWiey pIesidiiinhK. ;
!, q Aarlisi e ;on sunday, April g. 1900.
his residence, Mr; William Smith and
/ Mise Eddle Nc Mahan, all of Anderson:
County 5 :;;2!,:' s. +. 81 q.
IS I = Mrs: t.!l Eleanor q stesle and Mrs. Carrie
spending several days with tho family
Hof Coll Rnht..: a.. Thorn peon - -Walhai-
La Courier. E5:c {, IS. I; $. 80
IS The wheat crops. of sthis community nm
arc looking dne for the time of the
year. bttt q great mistake the farmers
Make is in not sowing more wheat
n The indica tions now are that tflerr,e
Will be many build dings erected ia AM
degSOn this enring aud summer, and
carp ntsfa and brick kmasOns will be in
great demand. y: $3y 4. s
Mrs. Charles. Power. " tlo was for: !.
merly y q IA IDS /; Ida J, Holland, & and her,
/ EIiOthers Mrs. Holland, & OF sArldersOn.
spentS Nednesd day syith *reia tiyes In La;